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Tom Pidcock, Oscar Onley, and Cat Ferguson lead GB medal charge at cycling World Championships

Third-place Vuelta finisher Tom Pidcock heads to Rwanda in fine form while double junior world champion Cat Ferguson will look to upgrade in the under-23 category

The Independent UK

Tom Pidcock, Oscar Onley, Anna Henderson and Cat Ferguson lead Great Britain squad for UCI World Championships 2025

Full 25-rider team revealed, with no British entrants in the elite women’s road race or men’s time trial

Cycling Weekly

GB and NI trio show clear Scottish athletics pathway ahead of 1500m final

The National (Scotland)

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Cameron Norrie seals Davis Cup qualifiers spot for Great Britain

GB were without the injured Jack Draper and Jacob Fearnley but overcame a scare in the doubles to progress 3-1

The Independent UK

Five Brits to watch at the World Athletics Championships

A full-strength GB team will be led by reigning 800m Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson, with plenty of other names in line for silverware in Tokyo

The Independent UK

Laura Muir: I was so uncertain I'd make the GB team, but now I'm ready for Worlds

Having faced injury challenges this year, Laura Muir had never felt so uncertain about making the team for a major championship. But having regained…

The National (Scotland)

Chaotic Scenes At Sydney Airport As Man Is Arrested For Discharging A Police Firearm

A police operation took place at Sydney Airport this morning after a police firearm was discharged during the arrest of a man.

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News Corp columnist Lucy Zelić nails her political colours firmly to the mast

Interviewing Ted O’Brien on 2GB, the former sports broadcaster says she has been a ‘Liberal faithful’ for many years. Plus: how the Canberra Times portrayed Zachary Rolfe

The Guardian - AU

NSW premier was guided by police when he characterised explosive-laden caravan as terrorism, Minns’ team says

Staffers from offices of NSW premier and police minister grilled at parliamentary inquiry into Dural caravan plot

The Guardian - AU

SNP slam UK Government as £2.5 billion GB Energy funding raid revealed

THE SNP have hit out at the UK Government after it was revealed that Rachel Reeves has effectively cut £2.5 billion of GB Energy funding ...

The National (Scotland)

Add to playlist: GB’s open-hearted pop and the best of the week’s new tracks

The latest innovator to emerge from the RMC, Copenhagen’s music school and alt-hothouse, Gustav Berntsen combines off-kilter rock with unabashed yearning

The Guardian - UK

GB Olympic champion Hollie Pearne-Webb announces retirement from international hockey

Pearne-Webb led Great Britain to a first ever the nation’s first Olympic hockey gold since 1988

The Independent UK

‘The human element will not be eliminated anytime soon’ - 3D printing, AI, and the future of Carbon Tech from the engineering legend borne out of the Secret Squirrel Club

Will the world's first completely 3D printed road frameset help usher in a new era of frame manufacturing?

Cycling News

Inside boxing’s quiet struggle: Masculinity, mental health and the pressure on Conor Benn

Conor Benn’s grudge match with Chris Eubank Jr will be the pinnacle of his career so far – but arguably his toughest battle to date came outside the ring

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Lucy Grieve has navigated highs and lows on her way to becoming one of GB's best

Having had a taste of international competition following her senior GB debut last summer, Lucy Grieve wants more but she goes into this week's…

The Independent UK

Boat Race 2025: Who is competing for Oxford and Cambridge?

Everything you need to know ahead of the annual race

The Independent UK

‘Riding the wave’: Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson look to turn historic world bronze into Olympic glory

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: British ice dancers Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson have long been seen as the natural successors to Torvill and Dean. Now with an historic world bronze medal under their belts, they talk Flo Clifford through their rise to the top

The National (Scotland)

Neil Gourley: My decision to head to Nanjing is fuelled by fire and frustration

Neil Gourley was disappointed by his fourth-place finish in the 1500m final at the European Indoor Athletics Championships just over a week ago and…

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Cycling Weekly

Why hasn't GB sent a full squad to this year's only Track Nations Cup?

Eight riders will represent GB in Turkey this weekend, with the women's endurance squad left at home

The Guardian - AU

Media, supermarkets and banks: what is the average salary at the big companies and how big is the gender pay gap?

Radio 2GB Sydney has industry’s worst gap at 51.1%, while the size of supermarkets helps to narrow their differential

Cycling Weekly

Wærenskjold outsprints favourites at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

Uno-X's Søren Wærenskjold edges out Frenchman Paul Magnier and race favourite Jesper Philipsen for career-best win

The National (Scotland)

Jo Butterfield on overcoming cancer, the World Champs and her Paralympic dream

Jo Butterfield has faced more obstacles in her life than anyone deserves but having overcome cancer, she's now back on the international stage and…

The Guardian - AU

New content kings: the independent creators changing the NRL’s media dynamic

For decades traditional media has dominated rugby league but a new wave of digital operators are transforming the landscape

Cycling Weekly

'The group of haters is so small' - Matthew Richardson on nationality swap criticism and returning to Australia

Track sprinter says he won't let critics beat him down in first full season as a Brit

AAP

Sneak strike 'gaslights' commuters on Valentine's Day

Authorities are blaming a "sneak strike" for the cancellation or delay of more than 1200 train services amid union claims workers were locked out.

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