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The Williams sisters, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are back at Wimbledon. What year is it again?The mention of those names may make it feel like we’re stuck in a timewarp – but, no, it is 2026 and some of the sport’s greatest are returning to SW19, in one way or another.American icon Serena Williams, 44, is making a blockbuster singles comeback after four years away from the sport and also resumes her iconic doubles pairing with sister Venus, 46.British legend Murray is back at the scene of his greatest triumphs as part of Jack Draper’s coaching team.Djokovic, meanwhile, is…

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Over a third of the children were still waiting for treatment, with more than 60,000 waiting over two years for help – an increase from over 44,000 children the previous year.Fewer than one in five with suspected autism or neurodevelopmental conditions went on to receive treatment in 2024-25. Those who did waited, on average, a year for support.Dame Rachel called the figures “stark”, saying that while there had been some improvements, with more children receiving support last year, it was hard to ignore the “colossal challenge” facing mental health services, as demand outpaces system capacity and funding.She said there needed…

Minutes after the final whistle was blown on Canada’s historic World Cup victory against South Africa on Sunday, coach Jesse Marsch gathered his players and staff in a huge huddle and delivered some words of inspiration to them.”Canadian heroes,” he called his team after they won a knockout game at the tournament for the first time to reach the last 16. “The future of the sport in this country is huge because of you.”Marsch is known for grandiose comments – exaggerated and emotional statements delivered to provide maximum impact.But his words here ring true – the sport in the country…

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The UK is set for cooler weather this week after a spell of record-breaking heat, but the reprieve may not last long.New June heat records were set on three consecutive days last week, ending with 37.3C at Santon Downham in Suffolk, smashing the previous June record of 35.6C set in 1976. This week, with weather coming in from the Atlantic on south-westerly winds, temperatures will fall and areas of low pressure will bring some rain. By the weekend, however, high pressure may become more dominant with another chance of a heatwave on the way.

Women’s PGA Championship final round-13 H Ryu (Kor); -11 I Yoon (Kor); -10 B Henderson (Can), D Weber (Ned); -7 A Corpuz (US), A Kim (US), A Lee (US); -6 SY Kim (Kor), J Thitikul (Tha), N Korda (US), AL Kim (Kor)Selected others: +5 L Maguire (Ire); +6 G Dryburgh (Sco)Full leaderboardSouth Korea’s Haeran Ryu landed a maiden major with a two-shot victory at the Women’s PGA Championship.The 25-year-old went into the day with a one-shot lead and relinquished her place at the top of the leaderboard in a fluctuating final round, with three bogeys in the first five holes.But…

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Dr Steven Montgomery, BMA’s Northern Ireland resident doctors committee chair, said the “better pay and better working conditions on offer in other countries means we are losing doctors when we really need to do all we can to keep doctors working here”.He said the “growing patient numbers without the necessary number of doctors needed to meet this demand and pressure” was a “perfect storm for our health service”.”We did not think we would have to take strike action again so soon after the last walk-outs, but we were left with no choice.”The onus is now firmly on government to engage…

Austria boss Ralf Rangnick said it was “mad” to suggest there was any agreement in place to engineer a scripted draw.He insisted the unpredictable final 15 minutes of the game in Kansas City clearly showed neither side was looking to repeat the ‘Disgrace of Gijon’.”In this match, when you have a 3-3, nobody can assume that it was an agreement, especially after what we saw during the last 90 seconds,” said Rangnick.”If, with three minutes to play, somebody had said this would happen, you would have told them they were mad.”I’ve been a coach for about 40 years and I…