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Match would go the distance, then you started to think, "there's no way he won't win this match." it was a rocky mode, an unbelievable contest, the level was asked ordinarily high for such a contest. but you always felt your money would be on andy murray.— be on andy murray. unbelievable how i turned that — be on andy murray. unbelievable how i turned that around. _ be on andy murray. unbelievable how i turned that around. tanasi _ i turned that around. tanasi kokkinakis was hitting unbelievable, and i don't _ kokkinakis was hitting unbelievable, and i don't know howl kokkinakis was hittin...

Drastic changes to the sport and this is a drastic change. changing the tackle height from the shoulders to the waste will mean for a generation of players, it'll change the game forever, and time will tell whether it will drive people away or lead to a better sport with more innovation and less contact, fewer collisions, and a safer sport. but certainly the reaction has been very mixed over the last few hours because it's a big change to the whole nature of rugby union from levels three and below. presumably the rf you. — levels three and below. presumably the rf you. if— levels three and...

In the sport's history — reducing the height allowed for tackles next season to waist—level, in a bid to improve player safety. now importantly, this won't apply to elite level rugby union — it's only for the game below the championship. but the announcement comes on a day where more than 55 former amateur players have claimed that playing rugby has led to brain injuries. so what does all this mean for the sport? well, our rugby union correspondent chrisjonesjoins me now. the concussion crisis around rugby union has been here probably for around the last ten years, but it's picked up hug...

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European final her path is clear. plenty on day nine, and much more to come as well. big names in the women's 400 metres. we have the netherlands, and the norwegian in the men's race, who is the current olympic champion and record—holder. if we are talking about british interests, laura amir will be trying to defend her 1500 metre title from berlin. we hearfrom dina asher—smith, who will be keen to get back on the podium. dina asher—smith says more research has to be carried out looking at how periods impact performance at elite level. asher—smith defends her 200m title this evening â€...