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China Open: Jannik Sinner claims first ATP title since Wimbledon with Beijing triumph

World No1 was playing his first tournament since his US Open final defeat

Evening Standard

Jannik Sinner beats Learner Tien in Beijing to claim first title since Wimbledon

Sinner matched Japan Open champion Carlos Alcaraz by winning another hard-court title

The Independent UK

Seven Americans in the fourth round of the 2025 Australian Open

Seven Americans in the fourth round of the 2025 Australian Open. There are four men and three women left heading into the round of 16s.

The Sports Daily

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Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has 5,000 dialogue lines you can use to live out your wildest fan fiction ideas in Custom Battle

Tien and Krillin can have their own custom fight scene in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

GamesRadar

Patrick Holland’s hard-boiled drifter inhabits the strange beauty of lonely cities. Oblivion is both electrifying and too familiar

The unnamed narrator of Patrick Holland’s Oblivion begins the novel contently, if not happily adrift. An Australian nominally based in Beijing, he works in either trade or diplomacy, and spends his time travelling between Asian megacities.

The Conversation

Forty days lost in the rainforest: Colombia’s miracle rescue

The long read: When a small plane carrying a mother and her children went down in a remote part of the Amazon, the odds of their survival looked bleaker as the days went by. How could they be found?

The Guardian - UK

This Genius Hack is the Best Way to Disguise Your Google Nest Thermostat, and it Costs Just $10

This viral Amazon-buy is the simplest way to disguise any unsightly thermostat by making it blend seamlessly with your surrounding decor

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Losing hope of finding kids in plane crash, Indigenous searchers turned to a ritual: ayahuasca

Indigenous men who were among search teams hoping to find four children aboard a plane that crashed in the Amazon jungle say one of their most sacred rituals played a role in rescue efforts

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