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Thursday briefing: At least they're talking – Corbyn and May discuss Brexit

Labour leader pushes customs union … Asbo-style orders for knife offenders announced … and from penny pincher to our most trusted public figure Hello, it’s Warren Murray keeping you duly informed this Thursday morning. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/31/thursday-briefing-at-least-theyre-talking-corbyn-meets-may-over-brexit via TV In Wigan
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Rafael Nadal and Naomi Osaka expose surface tensions in Paris

• Court more slippery than usual, says 10-times winner Nadal
• Johanna Konta and Alison Riske defeated in doubles

The clay of Roland Garros is supposed to be mysterious, an ochre deathbed for the innocent and the ill-prepared. However, at least two players at this French Open have surprisingly divergent views on it.

Naomi Osaka, one of the sport’s unusual thinkers, says it is not clay at all – “not clay-clay” anyway, as she put it after bundling Zarina Dyas out in the second round on Wednesday.

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from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/may/30/rafael-nadal-naomi-osaka-paris-johanna-konta
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