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Welcome to our tennis Who am I? game.The rules are simple – guess the tennis player in as few attempts as possible.After each wrong guess you unlock a new clue. Guess the answer after as few clues as possible to score more points.Three is a good score, four or five points is exceptional.Good luck!Today’s player and clues are set by BBC Sport’s Huzaifah Khan.After more quizzes? Go to our dedicated Sports Quizzes pages and sign up for notifications to get the latest quizzes sent straight to your device.

A woman who was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 43 said she only realised she had the condition after going through early menopause due to her breast cancer treatment.Gill Charlton, now 46, believes her ADHD symptoms were heightened while she was undergoing treatment for the disease along with dealing with her own mental health struggles. “I’d had a really successful career and suddenly the wheels started falling off,” said Gill, from Chorley in Lancashire, who served in the British Army for more than two decades.She made the comments as Dr Helen Wall, a GP from Bolton, has called…

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Several papers lead on the decision to extend pub opening hours on Monday morning until 0500 for England’s World Cup clash against Mexico. “Mexican rave” declares the Daily Mirror, external on its front page. The Daily Mail calls, external it “England’s big all nighter”. The Sun notes, external fans will be able to “commute straight from the bar to the office”.The Daily Telegraph says, external “Kate holds court at Wimbledon” in the latest on the tennis tournament, splashing a smiling picture of the Princess of Wales. The paper also says the US has warned Poland about a potential Russian incursion…

So what exactly did happen in that dramatic finale?The Snickometer – or Snicko – is associated with cricket, but in recent years, football has adopted similar technology.The Trionda match ball, made by Adidas for this year’s World Cup, has a microchip in it that can detect when the ball has been touched.It allows precise data, such as every individual touch of the ball with a boot or hand, to be immediately sent to the video assistant referee in real time.Similar technology was used at the 2022 World Cup and 2024 European Championship.Speaking at his post-match news conference, Croatia boss Zlatko…

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Sit back, pour yourself a drink and join GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope at his regular table where he will discuss the latest insider political intrigue and gossip with everyone from popstars to politicians.In this episode, Chopper discusses if Andy Burnham will be the man to turn Britain around if he succeeds Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister. New episodes released every Friday. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Kismet Kebabs remains one of the UK’s largest kebab meat suppliers. In 2024, the company was accredited by BRCGS (Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standards), a global food safety standard recognised in 130 countries. Once BRCGS became aware of court proceedings against Kismet Kebabs, its accreditation was reviewed and last month the firm was found to still be compliant.In a statement, Kismet Kebabs Ltd said the business was “significantly different” to how it was run five years ago.”It is important to recognise that the matters in question relate to historical events and do not reflect the standards, systems, management structure,…

“Write an excuse for school and let them watch.” That was England coach Thomas Tuchel’s advice for parents on whether children should be allowed to stay up to support England in their early morning World Cup match against Mexico on Monday.The time difference means the round of 16 clash against the co-hosts in Mexico City will not kick off until 01:00 BST – and would not finish until closer to 04:00 should it go to penalties.Speaking to the media after the Three Lions’ victory over DR Congo on Wednesday, a smiling Tuchel said: “There’s so much school to go to,…