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Djokovic moves up to No. 3, first time since 2024
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Once dubbed the 'Happy Slam' by Roger Federer, the innovative Australian Open has gone from strength to strength - but there have been signs of discontent.
Raducanu wins first match since split from coach
Emma Raducanu records her first win since out-of-sorts Australian Open performance and split from coach Francis Roig.
Top players reject offer to have greater say in running of major tennis championships
Grand slams proposed setting up a player councilAustralian Open not involved in the pay disputeThe tennis pay row has escalated further with the world’s top 10 male and female players rejecting an offer from the grand slams to set up a player council that would give them a greater say in the running of the major championships.In correspondence sent to Wimbledon, the French Open and US Open last week, the players turned down the offer of a meeting with representatives of the three grand slams at the Indian Wells Masters in March and accused the tournament organisers of ignoring their concerns about pay and player welfare. Continue reading...
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Our ducks get the royal treatment too | Brief letters
Duckingham Palace | Child-friendly train travel | Australian Open | Apostrophe confusion | Washing duvet coversFollowing the revelation that King Charles’s hens live in Cluckingham Palace (‘I wasn’t going to be diverted,’ says King Charles about campaign on the environment, 28 January), we are proud to reveal that our flock of egg‑laying ducks lives at Duckingham Palace. It has cutout wooden duck silhouettes on the gables, wooden wine boxes for nesting and straw bedding.Val BottChiswick, London• Rather than the French train operator SNCF keeping some carriages child-free (Sure, kids can be annoying – but making public spaces ‘child-free’ is wrong, 1 February), it could follow Deutsche Bahn and provide family coaches instead. These bookable spaces offer parents a comfortable journey with their children, among fellow travellers and their families.Annabel GibbYork Continue reading...