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Round eight of Formula 1 season takes place in Austria this weekend in the stunning surroundings of the Styrian hills.Last time out in Barcelona, Mercedes were beaten in a grand prix for the first time this year with Lewis Hamilton taking victory.The Briton’s first grand prix win for Ferrari, combined with Kimi Antonelli’s retirement late in the race, narrowed the gap at the top of the drivers’ championship to 41 points.Before Sunday’s race in Spielberg, BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions.A retrospective podium for Pierre Gasly. Justice? Or a can of worms best left unopened? – CliveFormula…

Thousands of ticket buyers are set to receive refunds after a major ticket resale platform was caught charging hidden fees.The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered StubHub UK to compensate more than 50,000 customers and pay a financial penalty of almost £900,000 following an investigation into its pricing practices.The watchdog found that StubHub failed to display mandatory fees in the headline price shown to customers at the start of the booking process.Under consumer law, businesses must clearly show the total price consumers will pay, including unavoidable charges, allowing shoppers to compare prices accurately before making a purchase.The CMA said…

“One of them was the Czech Republic game, the 4-6-0 [in 2010], where a draw would have been a really good result. The game wasn’t great and neither team threatened, but we lost the goal to a set-piece. “So you can plan all you want to play for a certain outcome, but football is so random that you’re not guaranteed to get that.”Levein believes Clarke’s demeanour and approach to training, the gameplan and team selection will be more influential in the players’ mindset than outside talk of only needing a point.The inclusion of winger Ben Gannon-Doak, for example, may send…

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A future that, he says, has always intrigued him – perhaps not dissimilar to David Beckham. Like Bale, the English icon was his nation’s footballing figurehead and could have had his pick of post playing jobs, before ending up a co-owner of MLS franchise Inter Miami as part of various business interests.Was that route an influence?”I think so, a lot of American athletes do that type of thing and I would read about it and listen to interviews about what they’ve done,” says Bale, whose old Real Madrid teammate Luka Modric has become a minority investor in Swansea City.”A lot…

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A number of the papers pick up on the jibe from a Tory MP who shouted “He’s not the Messiah” as Andy Burnham returned to the Commons. “Messiah without a Mandate” is the Daily Mail’s headline, pointing to the fact that Burnham may become prime minister without being challenged. The Telegraph suggests Burnham’s response, that he was “just a naughty boy”, is one reason why Labour likes him. “Compared with Keir Starmer, he’s the king of bants,” says the paper’s columnist Tim Stanley.

Records have been falling from day one for the game’s most feared forwards.Messi now leading the all-time World Cup list has taken a lot of the headlines, and rightly so.But he isn’t the only one who has been setting records this tournament.Mbappe now tops France’s goalscoring charts, Haaland is Norway’s leading World Cup scorer – after just two games – while Kane has equalled Gary Lineker’s World Cup record for England.And all of them will have their sights set on France’s Just Fontaine’s 1958 record of 13 goals scored in one tournament. Only three players – Fontaine, Gerd Muller for…