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1. Why Norrie exit underlines how Britain is punching below weight

   Britain is one of the richest tennis nations in the world but once again its singles players have not reached the second week at a Grand Slam.

2. Spurs open talks to sign Liverpool's Robertson

   Tottenham enter into talks with Liverpool as they look to secure a deal for left-back Andy Robertson.

3. Uncapped Sela called up for England Six Nations tilt

   England have called up uncapped 20-year-old prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover a crop of tighthead injuries, while Exeter number eight Greg Fisilau is rewarded for his fine club form.

4. 'A big blow' - Grealish has stress fracture

   There is no timescale on on-loan Everton winger Jack Grealish's recovery from a stress fracture in his foot, says manager David Moyes.

5. Arsenal's Nwaneri joins Marseille on loan

   Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri joins French club Marseille on loan for the remainder of the season.

6. Putintseva responds to boos with dancing and kisses at Australian Open

   Yulia Putintseva dances and blows kisses in response to boos from the crowd after she beats Turkish qualifier Zeynep Sonmez at the Australian Open.

7. Rodman 'becomes highest-paid women's footballer'

   Trinity Rodman signs a new three-year deal with Washington Spirit that will reportedly make her the world's highest-paid female footballer.

8. Reed leads Sullivan by one with McIlroy seven back

   American Patrick Reed leads England's Andy Sullivan by one shot after round two of the Dubai Desert Classic, with Rory McIlroy seven off the pace after a second-round 69.

9. Wolves reject £33m Leeds bid for Strand Larsen

   Leeds United fail with a bid to sign Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen.

10. Hamilton says 2026 rules 'huge challenge' as Ferrari reveal new car

    Lewis Hamilton described the 2026 Formula 1 season as "a huge challenge" as Ferrari launched their new car.

11. Putintseva drowns out 'disrespectful' crowd with rabbit song

    Yulia Putintseva turns to a song about rabbits to drown out the "disrespectful" crowd during her Australian Open third-round match.

12. Pimblett - the five moments that changed everything

    Paddy Pimblett sits down with BBC Sport to look back at five moments that have shaped him before his UFC interim title fight against Justin Gaethje.

13. Cuthbert on Chelsea, change & learning to be more 'direct'

    Chelsea and Scotland forward Erin Cuthbert speaks to BBC Sport's Emma Sanders about the importance of being "direct", and recalls the time her mother educated her about how to use the tumble dryer.

14. Eat & Yap - Arsenal striker Smith answers quickfire questions

    Arsenal striker and Women's Super League record signing Olivia Smith answers Alex Scott's quickfire questions in BBC Sport's new Eat & Yap series.

15. 'Genius' Emery helped me through 'tough period' - Rogers

    Forward Morgan Rogers opens up on his relationship with "genius" Unai Emery and how the Aston Villa boss helped him through a tough start to this season.

16. UFC star Gaethje's 'life-changing' surgery that enabled him to see

    UFC star Justin Gaethje explains how he was born short-sighted in one eye and long-sighted in the other, which severely affected his depth perception for the first half of his career.

17. A 'reckless teenager' misusing his confidence - the making of Pimblett

    Paddy Pimblett's journey from reckless teenager to UFC superstar could be completed in Las Vegas on Saturday when he faces Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight title at UFC 324.

18. Why Rams will halt my old friend's journey to brink of Super Bowl

    NFL analyst Phoebe Schecter explains why she feels Los Angeles will deny Seattle's British coach a spot in Super Bowl 60, and reacts to Buffalo's coaching change.

19. Williams to miss first test because of car delays

    Williams will miss next week's first pre-season test in Barcelona following delays completing their new car.

20. Norrie loses to Zverev to end British singles hopes

    Cameron Norrie loses to world number three Alexander Zverev in four sets to end British interest in singles at the Australian Open.