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BWF secretary general Thomas Lund defends the India Open's February scheduling despite Delhi's pollution concerns, urges players to support the calendar and outlines the sport's plans for a 15-point scoring system, greater technology use and synthetic shuttlecocks.
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New polls show Republican senators behind challengers in Arkansas and Idaho, two strong Trump states in 2024.
In Champagne, the grape harvest began as early as mid-August, unprecedented for some growers, after heat and drought sped up ripening and forced them to change their methods.
The Football Association has confirmed the fixtures for the 2026/27 Division One League (DOL) Zone Three, setting the stage for another fiercely contested campaign featuring former Premier League…
KUALA LUMPUR: Talismanic Seo Seung Jae stands between Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani and a maiden World Championships medal when the Malaysians face the South Korean and his partner Kim Won Ho in…
THE Upper East Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation and the Ghana Gas Company seeking support for the redevelopment of the…
PSG, winners of the last two Champions League titles, have been strengthened by new arrivals including Spain's Ferran Torres, who scored the winner in last month's World Cup final.
