Taylor Fritz has hit out at the climate protestors that disrupted his Citi Open clash with Andy Murray, branding them “annoying”. Murray and Fritz were playing out a tight contest in the first set when play was halted as three giant tennis balls were thrown onto the court.
The protestors then held up a huge banner which read: “Climate Disaster & End Fossil Fuels.” Police eventually ushered the protestors out of the arena as the last-16 tie got back underway.
Alternative options are being explored with Tapsoba and Tosin Adarabioyo and it’s suggested the latter is ‘more attainable’. But no progress has been made on either player and there’s been similar frustrations in talks with Blackburn for Ashley Phillips.
A deal looked to be in place worth up to £5million, but Blackburn increased their asking price to £9m overall. It’s thought a ‘compromise’ can still be reached, but its yet another delay to Postecoglou’s transfer hopes.
Time is running out
The LSU gymnastics team is adding an extra layer of security for the rest of the season after a gang of ‘rude’ teenage boys tried to mob Olivia Dunne at an event in Utah.
The 20-year-old has become a social media sensation after posting flirty photos to Instagram and lip-sync videos to TikTok and has amassed a net worth of $2.3 million thanks to her gymnastics and sponsorship deals.
However, the newfound fame and attention led to the college gymnast
Rishi Sunak today warned millions of patients will have their treatment disrupted by NHS strikes.
On the eve of the NHS’s biggest nursing walk-out in history, the PM insisted that the Government has ‘consistently’ met with unions to discuss pay disputes.
But Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer branded the upcoming action a ‘badge of shame’ for the Government, claiming NHS staff have been left with no option but to strike.
Up to 100,000 nurses at dozens of hospitals will take
