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Multiple Olympic and world champion cyclist Katie Archibald retires to become nurse
Sport
12.05.2026

Multiple Olympic and world champion cyclist Katie Archibald retires to become nurse

Endurance specialist won Olympic gold in Rio and Tokyo‘I don’t know where I’ll get these feelings again’Katie Archibald, the Scottish track cyclist who won gold medals at the Rio and Tokyo Olympics, has announced her retirement with immediate effect.The decision means the 32-year-old, who also won multiple world, European and Commonwealth titles, will not compete in July’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Continue reading...

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Multiple Olympic, world and European champion cyclist Katie Archibald retires
Sport
12.05.2026

Multiple Olympic, world and European champion cyclist Katie Archibald retires

Endurance specialist won Olympic gold in Rio and Tokyo‘I don’t know where I’ll get these feelings again’Katie Archibald, the Scottish track cyclist who won gold medals at the Rio and Tokyo Olympics, has announced her retirement with immediate effect.The decision means the 32-year-old, who also won multiple world, European and Commonwealth titles, will not compete in July’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Continue reading...

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Dushanbe Grand Slam: Five Gold Medals Awarded on Final Day in Tajikistan
Sport
03.05.2026Résumé IA

Dushanbe Grand Slam: Five Gold Medals Awarded on Final Day in Tajikistan

The Dushanbe Grand Slam concluded in Tajikistan with five gold medalists across various weight categories. Mansur Lorsanov won the -90kg division in golden score against Olympic medallist Theodoros Tselidis. Yelyzaveta Lytvynenko (UAE) claimed her first Grand Slam gold at -78kg, while China's Fuchun Huang became the first Chinese man to win a world tour gold in nine years at -100kg. Asya Tavano (Italy) successfully defended her +78kg title, and Poland's Jakub Sordyl won the +100kg division. The hosts Tajikistan earned three golds in their tournament.

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Alex Zanardi, former F1 driver and Paralympic champion, dies at 59
Sport
02.05.2026

Alex Zanardi, former F1 driver and Paralympic champion, dies at 59

Italian driver lost both legs in high-speed cart race crashHe went on to win four Paralympic golds as a para-cyclistAlex Zanardi, the former Formula One driver who lost both legs in a racing crash and went on to win Paralympic gold medals, has died at the age of 59, his family said on Saturday.Zanardi, from Bologna, made his F1 debut in 1991 and later achieved success in the Cart series in the United States, winning back-to-back championships in 1997 and 1998. His life took a dramatic turn in September 2001 when he was involved in a high-speed crash during a Cart race in Germany that led to the amputation of both legs. Continue reading...

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England miss medals for first time in five years as US and Germany win senior team titles
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01.05.2026Résumé IA

England miss medals for first time in five years as US and Germany win senior team titles

England finished out of the medals for the first time in five years at the World Senior Team Championships in Durres, Albania. The US retained over-50 gold with a largely former USSR squad, while a nominally German team won the over-65s. England's 50+ failure partly reflects a rare form downturn by top board Michael Adams, though captain John Emms was their best scorer with 5.5/7. Meanwhile, Nigel Short finished fourth in the Bangkok Open with an unbeaten 7/9 and TPR of 2624, raising questions about his absence from the England team.

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Aden Durde: The British Super Bowl Champion Who Still Shops at Greggs
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22.04.2026Résumé IA

Aden Durde: The British Super Bowl Champion Who Still Shops at Greggs

Aden Durde, the British defensive coach who won the Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys two months ago, remains unrecognized by tourists in central London. In his first major interview since the victory, the Southgate resident discusses the emotional aftermath of winning, his journey from NFL Europe player to NFL coach, and his philosophy on developing players. Durde, who launched the International Player Pathway programme in 2017, emphasises the importance of gratitude and mentorship while admitting he experienced moments of numbness after the win.

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