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Volunteers praised for their selfless efforts to help others

The Serbian beat Spain's Roberto Carballes Baena in straights sets in the first round of the grand slam tournament on Tuesday.

A SCHOOLGIRL from Worcester has been selected to represent England in an international dog agility contest.

Despite its inherent challenges as a major spectator sport, chess has a rich cinematic history. Movies about chess are more prevalent than one might think.

The Hans Niemann-Magnus Carlsen feud sheds light on the growing crisis that artifcial intelligence poses to chess -- and puts the future of the game in doubt.

Sri Lanka's chaotic state has impacted all facets of society, including sports. A Yemeni-Sri Lankan squash player, one of the country's most promising talents, has found herself embroiled in a dispute over play after being snubbed from selection.

Jahangir Khan won the World Open title six times, and the British Open title ten times

Of us, look at the stock performance, during the pandemic, a lot of us were stuck in the house, a lot of us guilty estrich, but a peloton but as the world open, we went back to the gym. last quarter sales tumbled 15% from a year ago. so the company is trying to turn itself around but its clearly proving to be quite difficult. the ceo saying, turnarounds are hard work and we believe however that this along with other initiatives will enable us to continue reducing the cost burden on the business....

It's a busy period for chess -- the Candidates Tournament has just concluded, the U.S. senior, junior and junior girls' championships are all underway in St. Louis, and the 44th Olympiad is set to start in Chennai, India, in just over two weeks.

Dancing With The Stars NZ has suffered yet another Covid-related blow, with one of the judges being ruled out ahead of tonight's season finale. 
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