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Sportsmail nominated for five prizes at the Society of Editors Press Awards

Laura Lambert and Chief Sports Writer Martin Samuel are shortlisted for the Hugh McIlvanney Award for Sports Journalist of the Year.




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Great Britain legend Alex Danson-Bennet retires from hockey because of long-term concussion

Former Great Britain captain Alex Danson-Bennett has retired from hockey after failing to fully recover from a 'life-changing' head injury.




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Six-time Olympic champion Jason Kenny happy for wife Laura to take the spotlight

It is four years since Jason Kenny won three gold medals at the Rio Games, thus matching Sir Chris Hoy as Great Britain's most successful Olympian by bringing his tally to six.




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MPs demand answers as India muscle in on the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham

EXCLUSIVE BY DAVID COVERDALE: Organisers of the 2022 Commonwealth Games are set to face a grilling after it was confirmed that the archery and shooting will be held in India.




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Laura Kenny broke her shoulder last month but has amazed the medics with her speed of recovery

If Laura Kenny wanted to forget about the injury she was told would rule her out of the Tokyo Olympics, her two-year-old son had other ideas.




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British Cycling suffers major funding blow aa HSBC ends £20m sponsorship deal four years early

British Cycling have been dealt a major financial blow after HSBC pulled the plug on their £20million sponsorship deal four years early.




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Cycling veteran Ed Clancy targets glory... but needs help from GB's 'Chosen One'

The four-man, 4km event is one of Team GB's most successful in any Olympic sport - they won gold at Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016. Veteran Ed Clancy was the only ever-present in those teams. 




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Great Britain win silver in men's team sprint race at the Track World Championships in Berlin

It was left to Jason Kenny to add to the family's cycling silver after wife Laura defied doctor's orders but could not defy the odds.




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HOT OR NOT: Mo Farah's U-turn provided new levels of bemusement

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: New levels of bemusement were attained with this week's revelations of how he changed his story about an L-carnitine infusion to USADA investigators.




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Jason Kenny hopeful of finding form ahead of Tokyo Olympics after early exit at World Championships

DAVID COVERDALE: The British track cycling star went out at the last-16 stage and leaves Berlin with just the silver medal he won in the team sprint, having also failed to make Thursday's keirin final.




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Antonio Felix Da Costa wins Marrakesh E-Prix to go top in Formula E standings 

WILL JEANES IN MARRAKESH: Da Costa, who drives for DS Techeetah, had finished second in the previous two races of the season in Chile and Mexico but led from pole.




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The Premier League is suspended and no Six Nations… but here's what IS going ahead this weekend

The coronavirus has rocked the sporting world this week with most taking measures to ensure that fans nor players are affected by the global pandemic that is spreading across the world.




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Coronavirus Danish cycling world champion Mads Pedersen pulls out of Paris-Nice race

World champion Mads Pedersen of Denmark has pulled out of the Paris-Nice race before the start of Saturday's final stage after his country asked its nationals to return amid the coronavirus outbreak.




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Trump wins Gibraltar Open and celebrates with imaginary crowd after coronavirus stops fans attending

World champion Judd Trump has become the first player to win six ranking titles in a season after beating Kyren Wilson 4-3 in the final of the BetVictor Gibraltar Open.




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Diamond League will announce one-month delay to season on Tuesday

Sportsmail understands the opening meet in Doha on April 17 will be pushed back until after the Olympic Games scheduled for the summer, with a new slot in September or October likely.




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Premier League darts: Five things we've learned so far this season

The Premier League Darts season has already thrown up plenty of surprises as it nears the half-way mark of the 2020 campaign. Here, Sportsmail takes a closer look at what we've learned.




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Coronavirus: UK Athletics cancel foreign training camps and tell staff not to travel abroad

While some British athletes are abroad training for the Olympics and will not be compelled to return, the firm advice from the organisation is against further travel out of the country from this point.




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Are the Olympics on? We need a decision...now: Becky and Ellie Downie call for clarity

Sportsmail is shadowing seven British stars from a variety of sports as they prepare for Tokyo. Tom Bosworth takes the spotlight today. Here's an update on the other six...




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Coronavirus UK: British race walker Tom Bosworth says he'll retire if Olympics are cancelled 

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Race walker Tom Bosworth stands to miss out on as much as £20,000 this spring due to events that have been called off because of coronavirus.




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Our golden Olympic hero Daley Thompson on Princess Anne, Carl Lewis... and giving away his medals 

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Daley Thompson doesn't break people and crush souls these days unless he absolutely has to. As it happens, he had to on the morning we met.




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HOT OR NOT: Simone Biles showed she packs an almighty punch

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Roman Abramovich, Gary Neville and anyone else who has had the decency to do what they can to help a few others in a unique time of crisis deserve enormous credit.




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World Snooker Championship latest major sporting event to be postponed

The World Snooker Championship is the latest major sporting event to be postponed because of the coronavirus. Judd Trump was due to start the defence of his title at the Crucible on April 18.




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'It makes a lot of sense': Sir Steve Redgrave says a year delay is the best option for the Olympics

EXCLUSIVE BY DAVID COVERDALE: Sir Steve Redgrave has told Sportsmail that delaying the Olympic Games until the summer of 2021 'makes a lot of sense'.




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Double Olympic triathlon champion Brownlee to extend career to defend title at Tokyo Games in 2021 

Britain's double Olympic champion was due to retire from short-course triathlons to concentrate on the Ironman circuit. Brownlee, 31, said: 'I am now going to have to extend it for another year.'




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HOT OR NOT: Holding the Cheltenham Festival looks more stupid each day

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Amir Khan has proved himself to be a wonderful fighter and donating his four-storey building in Bolton to be a temporary hospital shows what he is as a man.




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Diamond League organisers press ahead with plans for 2020 despite postponing three more events

Three more events scheduled for May were postponed on Friday, but Diamond League organisers have claimed they're committed to delivering an 'extensive season' in 2020.




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Ed Clancy delays retirement in bid to claim historic fourth Olympic gold medal in Tokyo

EXCLUSIVE BY DAVID COVERDALE: Ed Clancy has decided to delay his retirement by another year in a bid to win a historic fourth Olympic gold medal at the age of 36.




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Coronavirus: Top PDC Darts stars defy lockdown by doing battle online from their own homes

Top PDC Darts stars gave the phrase 'in the madhouse' a new meaning as they defied the global sporting shutdown to live-stream a tournament from the comfort of their respective living rooms.




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Raymond van Barneveld beats Phil Taylor in stay-at-home darts fundraiser match for COVID-19 charity

Raymond van Barneveld triumphed over Phil Taylor in a stay-at-home darts match which raised £15,000 for the battle against coronavirus.




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UK Athletics set to appoint new British head coach after postponement of Olympics

UK Athletics have brought forward plans to hire a new head coach in the wake of the postponement of the Olympics.




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Tour de France organisers aim for 'postponement rather than cancellation' as coronavirus looms

The Tour de France's organisers are focusing on a postponement of this year's race rather than a cancellation due to the coronavirus pandemic. 'Le Tour' was set to roll out of Nice on June 27th.




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PDC to broadcast live darts during lockdown with Home Tour starting on Friday

The extravaganza will consist of just over a month's worth of darting action, as live sport returns in a unique format to households despite the coronavirus lockdown.




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Geraint Thomas tackles the toughest test of his cycling career to raise £100,000 for the NHS

He has conquered Alpe d'Huez and climbed Mont Ventoux. But Geraint Thomas is now embarking on the toughest test of his cycling career - without even leaving his garage.




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Coronavirus: Marc Madiot warns cycling teams face 'economic meltdown' if Tour de France is postponed

The legendary road race is scheduled to start in Nice on June 27 but it will now either be postponed or scrapped altogether, with a decision expected later this week.




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Gary Anderson axed from PDC darts' Home Tour event... as his WiFi is too weak!

The Scot, a two-time winner of the World Championships at Ally Pally, was scheduled to take part in the event from the comfort of his own home in Somerset, but is now unable to.




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Darts fans make fun of Gary Anderson's Wi-Fi excuse after pulling out of the PDC Home Tour 

Gary Anderson had to pull out of the PDC Home Tour due to poor Wi-Fi connection. The event sees darts players compete from home over the next 32 nights in a competition.




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World champion Peter Wright loses opening match of PDC Home Tour

World champion Peter Wright won the opening match of the PDC Home Tour, overcoming a scare against Peter Jacques. Wright, who is known for his wacky haircuts, donned an NHS logo on his head.




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Luke Woodhouse creates PDC Darts Home Tour history by scoring first ever kitchen nine-darter

On just the second evening of the tour, world No 57 Luke Woodhouse hit a 113.9 average and also beat Ted Evetts and Rowby-John Rodriguez to ensure a 100 per cent record in Group Two.




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Sunday was to have seen the 40th London Marathon but for Hugh Brasher it remains a symbol of unity

Chris Brasher was one of the great Corinthians: four-minute mile pace-maker, Olympic champion, mountaineer, journalist, pipe smoker and all-round bon vivant.




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Rearranged Tour de France in doubt after French Prime Minister extends ban on sporting events

The Tour de France is in doubt once again after French prime minister Edouard Philippe said there could be no mass sporting events in the country until September.




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Ann Brightwell triumphed with Tokyo gold in 1964... but she nearly turned down Olympic history

EXCLUSIVE BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Then known as Ann Packer, she took gold in the 800m as Sportsmail caught up with one of Britain's sporting heroes at her lovely home in Congleton, Cheshire.




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Former world snooker champion Peter Ebdon forced to retire due to neck injury

Ebdon famously defeated Stephen Hendry 18-17 to win the world championship in 2002, and also triumphed in the 2006  UK Championship in one of his other eight ranking event wins.




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The WEIRDEST injury treatments in sport: From horse placenta to cheese rubbing

From the goat's blood injections Usain Bolt took before winning Olympic gold at Rio to Diego Costa's use of horse placenta, Sportsmail have looked athletes methods of treatment




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The delay of the Tokyo Olympics by a year will not be a worry for Peaty, says Duncan Goodhew

INTERVIEW BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: That Duncan Goodhew can relate to the uncertainty facing Adam Peaty also means he is well placed to predict the younger fish will prevail to win gold.




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I fear Tokyo delay will hit medal bid, says Max Whitlock 

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY DAVID COVERDALE: Going from globe-trotting gymnast to stay-at-home dad was not part of Max Whitlock's career plan for at least another four years.




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Scathing review calls for overhaul of UK athletics' ethical decision making

A wide-ranging review of UK Athletics has heard that the under-fire organisation 'couldn't get any worse' - and has raised specific concerns about its ethics.




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Kanye West's Yeezys HQ in Wyoming could save him $15M in taxes but hurt 'sweatshop workers' in Asia

Kanye West announced plans in November that he was setting up a new Adidas Yeezys HQ in Cody, Wyoming, vowing to bring jobs back to the United States.




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Mark Wahlberg's family was convinced Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were coming to dinner

Mark Wahlberg revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that his children misinterpreted his hint about getting a new puppy and thought he invited Kim Kardashian and Kanye West to dinner.




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Kim Kardashian is devastated after Chicago, 2, stains her white sofa with red lipstick

Kim Kardashian was at her wits' end on Monday, after her youngest daughter, Chicago, two, stained her expensive white sofa.




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Kim Kardashian reveals she has long wanted to study law

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is currently studying to become a lawyer, and has now said that following in the footsteps of her late father Robert Kardashian has always been a dream.