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Yamaha World Superbike boss plays down Rea speculation

Razgatlioglu stunned the WSBK paddock earlier this year by announcing he will join BMW next season, leaving Yamaha with a serious headache to find a suitable replacement for the 2021 champion.

Why was it so hard for our judiciary to admit they’d jailed an innocent man for 16 years?

Why was it so hard for our judiciary to admit they’d jailed an innocent man for 16 years?

The death last week of Birmingham Six victim Hugh Callaghan reminds us that unfettered power can lead to abuses

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The Guardian view on policing dissent: more politicised than ever

The Guardian view on policing dissent: more politicised than ever

Editorial: The home secretary’s unprecedented power grab to intervene operationally in public order has been exposed

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Stripped bare and born afresh: how biographies play a role in the building and rebuilding of political careers

After decades covering federal politics in Canberra, my embarrassment at not knowing Warren Denning’s Caucus Crisis: The Rise and Fall of the Scullin Government (1937) was partly assuaged when an older colleague revealed the same.

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Denning doubts Suzuki will return to international racing

Suzuki may never return to international racing following its shock decision to quit MotoGP and the FIM Endurance World Championship at the end of the season, believes the marque's former team manager Paul Denning.

'Christophe Soumillon was idiotic but right of appeal must stand'

Mirror racing correspondent David Yates gives his view on the incident which saw Christophe Soumillon elbow fellow jockey Rossa Ryan out of the saddle while competing at Saint-Cloud

Razgatlioglu will benefit from MotoGP wait, says Yamaha boss

Yamaha World Superbike team boss Paul Denning feels his rider Toprak Razgatlioglu could get an even better opportunity to race in MotoGP in 2024 after missing out on a chance to make the switch next year.

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Yamaha: Locatelli needs big result to restore confidence

Yamaha: Locatelli needs big result to restore confidence

Yamaha team boss Paul Denning feels Andrea Locatelli needs to secure a big result to regain his confidence and live up to his potential in the World Superbike Championship.

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