The Latest Breaking News from Doha

Exciting firsts at the World Aquatics Championships as Siobhán Haughey, Tomoru Honda, and others secure their first long-course world titles in Doha.

Sam Williamson has won Australia's first swimming gold of the world championships in the 50m breaststroke, as the Dolphins enjoyed a four-medal night in Doha.

After completing his UAE visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Doha on February 14 to hold bilateral meetings with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, there, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Monday. Read further on Dynamite News:

Otago middle distance swimmer Erika Fairweather can now call herself a world champion, after winning the 400m freestyle title at the World Aquatics championships in Doha yesterday; also qualifying for the Paris Olympics in a New Zealand record time. Until yesterday, nobody from New Zealand had ever won gold at…

Maddison Keeney has had to settle for fourth place in the 3m springboard as she missed out on a third diving medal at the Doha world aquatic championships.

Swimmer Kyle Lee has earned a last-gasp gold for Australia in the open water relay at the world championships - a day after sitting an accountancy exam.

Australia have won their second gold medal of the aquatic world championships in Doha after taking out the 4x1500m mixed open-water race.

The Australian synchro diving duo of Anabelle Smith and Maddison Keeney have won silver medals but couldn't challenge the mighty Chinese world champs in Doha.

Yuval Freilich stands on podium in Doha as Israel’s national anthem plays. He now faces 3 more Olympic qualifying events.