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13 September 2026

Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for first ever Olympic event in Africa

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Source reporting: Al Jazeera English

Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for first ever Olympic event in Africa

Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for first ever Olympic event in Africa

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13 September 2026

Ukrainian player Kate Koval cleared to join Baylor after leaving LSU

Ukrainian basketball player Kate Koval has been granted a transfer waiver to join Baylor University after leaving Louisiana State University because they signed a Russian player. The waiver clears the administrative hurdle for her move from LSU to Baylor. BBC Sport reported the transfer and the reason Koval left LSU. The reporting says LSU’s signing of a Russian player prompted Koval’s decision to depart the programme and seek a new team. The waiver enables Koval to continue her college career with Baylor.

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The transfer waiver lets Koval continue her college basketball career at Baylor rather than remain sidelined during a transfer.

Source: BBC Sport https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/sport/rss.xmlOriginal source

13 September 2026

Premature to offer new deal to Borthwick

IT’S hard not to see a large crack in England’s runway to the 2027 World Cup with the RFU’s decision to give head coach Steve Bothwick a contract extension until after the 2028 Six Nations. It is ...

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Kongsberg Maritime has entered into an agreement with Austal Defence Shipbuilding Australia to supply Kamewa Steel Series waterjets for the Australian Army’s new Landing Craft Medium fleet. The programme comprises 18 vessels, each to be equipped with four Kamewa Steel Series waterjets, constructed at Austal’s shipyards in Western Australia. The Landing Craft Medium vessels are the first vessel class designed and constructed by Austal for the Australian Army under the Australian Government’s Strategic Shipbuilding Agreement. The steel-hulled craft will be capable of transporting payloads of up to 80 tonnes, providing a significant amphibious logistics capability for the Australian Army. Kongsberg Maritime supported the pre-contract LCM design activity through cavitation tunnel testing at its Hydrodynamic Research Centre, de-risking propulsion system performance ahead of construction.

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