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British Winter Olympic stars are finally hitting heights as missing Chinese star Peng Shuai meets IOC President Thomas Bach inside the Games bubble

In an interview with L'Equipe, Ms Peng once again denies having accused a senior Chinese official of sexual assault.

Tennis player gave interview to L’Équipe on sidelines of Beijing Olympics, accompanied by Chinese official

Peng told a French newspaper in an interview published Monday that international concern over her well-being is based on “an enormous misunderstanding."

International concern for the former doubles champion’s welfare was sparked after her apparent disappearance from public life last year.

Tennis star also tells French journalists that she did not make assault allegation and is retiring from the sport.

Beijing (AFP) - Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai said she never accused anyone of sexual assault, in an interview published on Monday, again walking back an allegation that sparked what she described as a "huge misunderstanding".

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After days of face to face diplomacy at the Beijing 2020 Winter Olympics, it was time for the holograms to take over on Sunday. A life-size image of International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach virtually handed an Olympic torch to a similar hologram of the chief executive of tech giant…

Australia’s eventful debut in the Winter Olympics mixed doubles curling continued on Sunday with the team almost kicked out of the competition following a positive Covid test.

The whereabouts of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai remain a pressing question at the Beijing Olympics