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Tennis fans and fellow commentators are paying tribute to John Lloyd after the commentary legend announced his retirement at Wimbledon. The 71-year-old has been a mainstay on the BBC's coverage of Wimbledon for over two decades, but announced after the men's doubles final that he won't be back next year.
The BBC is undergoing a changing of the guard, with Lloyd, Andrew Castle and Jo Durie all moving on. Sue Barker called her last Wimbledon for the BBC in 2022 before parting ways.
Aussie commentator Todd Woodbridge dropped the news of Lloyd's retirement after the final point in the doubles final. "Before we get to the presentation, worth just saying something about you, Lloydy," Woodbridge said. "It might be the last chance that I get to sit in the comms' box with you, it's been an absolute pleasure."
A third BBC commentator has announced they will step down from their role at the end of Wimbledon.
Veteran BBC tennis commentator John Lloyd has announced he is commentating on his last Wimbledon – midway through Saturday's men's doubles final.
The 71-year-old, who reached the Australian Open final as a player in 1977, has commentated for the BBC since the 1990s.
The former British number one was calling the Wimbledon men's doubles final, which was won by British star Henry Patten and his Finnish partner Harri Heliovaara, when he declared he would be calling time on his broadcasting career at the end of the event.
BBC Wimbledon commentator and former British No.1 tennis player John Lloyd has explained his decision to step back from his role, after it was announced live on air that this would be his last tournament.
The 71-year-old has been part of the coverage for almost 30 years, and said his goodbyes after commentating on the men’s doubles finals in which Finnish-British pair Harri Heliovaara and Henry Patten came out victorious. It was just after the final point was won, when the announcement was made by fellow commentator Todd Woodbridge.
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A teenager is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after allegedly being stabbed at a school in Brisbane’s south.
A statement from Queensland Police said an altercation happened just before midday at the Islamic College of Brisbane, located on the corner of Acacia Road and Compton Road in Karawatha.
The Islamic College of Brisbane caters to more than 1700 students. Islamic College of Brisbane
A statement by Queensland Ambulance Service, provided to nine.com.au, said paramedics arrived at the school at 11.47am after reports of a stabbing.
One boy, 17, sustained potentially life-threatening injuries and has now been taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital, while another boy, 16, is speaking with police and assisting with their enquiries.
Queensland police arrest a 16-year-old boy after an alleged altercation with a 17-year-old boy at Islamic College of Brisbane
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A teenager has been left with life-threatening injuries after being allegedly stabbed by another student at a Brisbane high school.
The alleged altercation took place at the Islamic College of Brisbane in Karawatha, south of Brisbane at about 11.45am on Tuesday.
A 17-year-old boy was taken to hospital for treatment for what Queensland police described as “life-threatening injuries”.
A spokesperson for the Princess Alexandra hospital said on Tuesday afternoon the boy was in a stable condition in the hospital’s intensive care unit.
The alleged incident happened at the Islamic College of Brisbane just before midday. (ABC News)
A teenage boy has been arrested after another boy sustained life-threatening injuries in a suspected stabbing at a Brisbane school.
Emergency services were called to the Islamic College of Brisbane in Karawatha in Brisbane's outer south just before midday after reports of an altercation between two students.
A 17-year-old boy has been taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital with life-threatening injuries. A 16-year-old boy, known to the wounded boy, is assisting police.
Police said on arrival, officers were initially unable to locate the second boy; however, following enquiries, he was later found in a vehicle on Gowan Road at Stretton.
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A truck lost its load on the North-South Motorway in Adelaide's north today, sending two 15-tonne concrete slabs onto the road and into parked cars.
The truck involved in the incident was a private contractor transporting concrete segments for the T2D Project.
Transportation of concrete segments for the T2D Project has been suspended until further notice. Investigations into the crash are ongoing.
Two pedestrians were "lucky to be alive" after a truck lost its load on the North-South Motorway north of Adelaide, police say.
Police said the incident occurred when vehicles merged into the southbound lane in front of a truck laden with concrete slabs just after 10:30am on Friday.
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The US and Iran again traded strikes in exchanges that continued into Thursday, as observers reported a "dramatic" drop in the number of ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz.
The US says it hit 90 military targets, some near the Strait. Iran says 14 people have been killed in the past two days.
State media also reported that targets near the Bushehr nuclear power plant were hit, citing the deputy governor of the province. The US has not commented on the latest strikes.
Iran said it targeted US assets in Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar in response. Later on Thursday, Tehran launched more strikes on sites in Kuwait, Jordan and Iraq, state-linked media reported.
Iran says strikes hit southern areas, but US denies it carried out the attacks
Iranian state media reported that military headquarters were hit by strikes in Bushehr province and the port city of Konarak. The US tells Al Jazeera it did not carry out the military strikes, which came on the same day as the long-anticipated funeral of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Residents in Bandar Abbas and Sirik regions describe communities in fear and âfeeling abandonedâ after US strikes
Residents in southern Iran have described two nights of fear this week after explosions shook coastal communities as the US launched fresh strikes on targets including the port cities of Bandar Abbas and Sirik.
US Central Command confirmed the attacks, saying they were carried out to âfurther degrade their ability to threaten freedom of navigation in the strait of Hormuzâ.
For residents in Posht-e Shahr, Bandar Abbas, back-to-back explosions marked another night of terror as they scrambled to check on friends and family. Noor, a teacher who lives near the fishing pier, said this weekâs strikes were stronger than most in recent months.
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Novak Djokovic prevailed over Felix Auger-Aliassime in the longest quarter-final in Wimbledon history as the Serbian legend triumphed 7-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 in five hours and 15 minutes.
It was also the longest match Djokovic has ever played at Wimbledon and he booked a blockbuster semi-final meeting with world No.1 Jannik Sinner by outlasting Auger-Aliassime.
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Djokovic’s claimed victory just six minutes before Wimbledon’s 11pm curfew as he took the match tiebreak 10-4 over the Canadian third seed.
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File it as Englandâs finest World Cup knockout phase victory since 1966. There have not been a huge number of them; only nine previously, each a gripping drama in its own right. Yet it was the context of this one that set it apart.
England stepped into the mayhem of the Estadio Azteca, a venue that contains a very particular ghost for them, to face the full force of the Mexican nation. Plus a team that almost never lose here. Javier Aguirreâs men brought flawless form to the showpiece; four wins out of four so far at the tournament; their tournament. It was the cohostsâ grand send-off from their own turf, arguably the biggest game in their history. An unofficial final for them.
England coach Thomas Tuchel embraces defender Dan Burn after England defeat Mexico Eddie Keogg/The FA
In the circumstances, England’s 3-2 win over Mexico at the Azteca must go down as their most famous World Cup victory since they won the competition in 1966.
Granted, that is partly due to England’s general pattern over the last 60 years of beating the sides they are expected to beat, then being eliminated as soon as they come across serious opposition. But facing Mexico in Mexico City was an enormous test; given the altitude and the atmosphere, this was a particularly extreme case of home advantage. England’s primary task at the Azteca wasn’t about playing well, it was about surviving.
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A Geelong man has pocketed more than $1.2 million in Tattslotto winnings after buying a last-minute ticket on his way home from work.
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An Australind couple are planning an early retirement and want to further support their favourite charities after winning a $1.2 million Saturday Lotto prize.
After decades of hard work, the couple, both in their mid-60s, say the life-changing win will allow them to pay off their mortgage, boost their superannuation and support the causes closest to their hearts.
The couple joked that they had often celebrated a Division Six Saturday Lotto prize, but never expected to win Division One.
"We hadn't won Division Six for a while and I said to my husband, ‘I wonder if a bigger win is coming’," the wife said.
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Nathan Fitzgerald received life threatening injuries while playing for the Epping Football Netball Club. (Supplied)
Suburban football player Nathan Fitzgerald is receiving end-of-life care a day after suffering a head injury during an Aussie Rules game in Melbourne's north.
The 27-year-old clashed heads with a teammate from the Epping Football Netball Club during a tackle in a reserves match against Lalor in the Northern Football League.
Epping Football Netball Club president Luke De Vincentis said Nathan appeared to knock his head multiple times.
"[There were] two to three significant knocks in the one motion," he said.
"The extent of what happened is completely rare and was really foreign territory for everyone to navigate."
An Aussie rules player has been rushed to hospital in a critical condition after he suffered a serious head injury during an amateur game in Melbourne’s north.
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A footballer sustained a serious head injury during a match in Melbourne this afternoon. (AAP: Joe Castro)
A 27-year old man is in a critical condition after sustaining a serious head injury during a local match in Melbourne's north this afternoon.
Victoria Police confirmed emergency services were called to Lalor Reserve at Sydney Crescent at about 1pm, after a "man sustained a serious head injury during play".
The player was taken to hospital, where he is in a critical condition.
The match between the Epping and Lalor Reserves was abandoned after the incident, with the senior game also cancelled.
In a statement posted to social media, Epping Football Netball Club acknowledged the incident and thanked those who had offered their support.
A Melbourne Aussie rules club is reeling after a “freak accident” left a beloved playing fighting for life.
The 27-year-old was injured in what was described as a tackle gone wrong shortly before 1pm during the men’s reserves Northern Football Netball League match between Epping and Lalor at Lalor Reserve on Saturday.
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Epping Football Netball Club president Luke De Vincentis said the injured man and a second Epping player clashed heads while trying to tackle a Lalor player, before the 27-year-old hit his head on the covered cricket pitch.
An Aussie rules player has been rushed to hospital in a critical condition after he suffered a serious head injury during an amateur game in Melbourne’s north.
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