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Top players have pressed for a larger share of Grand Slam revenues, citing pay gaps and welfare needs. Aryna Sabalenka has warned a boycott could occur if negotiations stall; players emphasize respect and governance changes alongside prize money increases.
Britain has expanded counter-state threat powers to target proxy groups and those funding them after a spate of antisemitic attacks linked to Iran and other foreign actors. The measures will criminalise support for designated organisations and enable authorities to act against state-backed proxies.
The Williams sisters have been awarded a doubles wild card for Wimbledon as Serena returns to competition alongside Venus. The pair aim to add to their six Wimbledon doubles titles, entering a tournament that features a strengthened prize pot and a field keen to see the iconic duo back in action.
The government has faced renewed pressure as economic policy faces fresh scrutiny amid resignations and shifting leadership dynamics. Ministers are facing questions about spending decisions and the direction of the economy, with analysts projecting further turbulence in forthcoming weeks.