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Serena Williams makes a triumphant return to professional tennis at the Queen’s Club, securing a first-round doubles victory alongside Canada’s Victoria Mboko. Playing on the Andy Murray Arena, the 44-year-old American icon inspired the crowd by declaring “you can do anything at any age” following their victory. READ MORE: Williams rolls back the years on return at Queen’sAvailable to UK users only.

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Although the logistics and level of opposition make this a daunting tour for Scotland, it is a challenge they are relishing.While England, Ireland, Wales and others have been tourists to the southern hemisphere fairly regularly, Scotland have not.Summers have mostly been filled with development tours to North and South America, which has allowed some players to break on to the Test stage.However, they have not given them the chance to develop the battle-hardened edge that can be gained on away trips to storied venues like Eden Park or Loftus.Scotland have not played the Springboks on their own patch since 2014.…

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A TV camera suspended by wires fell on to the pitch during Hungary’s friendly against Kazakhstan at Nagyerdei Stadium in Debrecen, forcing a brief stoppage in play. Hungarian media reported the camera began smoking midway through the first half after fire damaged the cable supporting it. The camera then plunged from a height of more than 20 metres and landed just inside the touchline near Hungary’s warm-up area, two metres from a cameraman. Nobody was injured and players took a drinks break in the 26th minute while the incident was dealt with. Hungary went on to beat Kazakhstan 3-1, with…

“Officers arrived at the scene within minutes of the report to detain and arrest the suspect, and to administer first aid. Colleagues from Northern Ireland Ambulance Service attended a short time later.”The victim was taken to hospital with significant injuries to his eyes and serious slash wound injuries to his back and face.”The suspect, a man in his 30s who we now understand to be Sudanese, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder. He is in custody and at this time we are not seeking anyone else in connection with the investigation, and what is believed to…

Real Madrid scout Arsenal’s Riccardo Calafiori, Tottenham consider Juventus defender Gleison Bremer to replace Cristian Romero, Manchester United chase Newcastle’s Lewis Hall.Real Madrid are interested in Arsenal and Italy defender Riccardo Calafiori, 24, who previously played under Jose Mourinho at Roma. (Sky Sports), externalTottenham are considering a move for Juventus and Brazil defender Gleison Bremer, 29, to replace 28-year-old Argentina international Cristian Romero in central defence. (Tuttosport – in Italian), externalManchester United are not interested in signing Romero from Tottenham but are interested in Newcastle’s versatile 21-year-old English defender Lewis Hall. (Teamtalk), externalCo-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is willing to satisfy…

“We understand that the suspect was in Northern Ireland and entered Northern Ireland via Dublin. This was someone who came here to live within our community and yet has committed an act of appalling, barbaric violence. “People legitimately need to be reassured that their concerns are not only being listened to, but taken seriously. The criminal justice process must be allowed to take place. “We need a swift conviction and on conviction, this dangerous man must be deported immediately. The safety of our communities must come first. My message is clear, it must be taken seriously. And in the meantime,…

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England did almost everything right in their qualifying group, winning five of their six matches, including the victory over Spain at Wembley in April.They also scored 13 goals, conceded just five – four of which came against Spain – and kept four clean sheets.But it is not easy to qualify automatically and England were given a rough draw with world champions Spain in their group. The quest for top spot was always likely to come down to their head-to-head record.That is what happened as England ultimately missed out because they were thumped in Majorca.That humbling defeat – which showed the…