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No booze, no cheers: Tokyo 2020 unveils fan rules with a month to go

from press conference No alcohol, no hugs, no cheers and no autographs: Tokyo Olympic organisers unveiled tough new rules for spectators at the pandemic Games on Wednesday, as they marked one month until the opening ceremony. Tokyo 2020 president Seiko Hashimoto says: "We are putting in a lot of effort to come up with a new way of celebrating.

Deschamps focused on France not Portugal

Here's what France manager Didier Deschamps had to say before the clash against Portugal in the last round of the Euro 2020 group stages. The World Cup winning boss said: "Our intentions and our ambition is to get the best result possible tomorrow. With consequences or an impact on the group's ranking, of course, and on tomorrow's opponent, Portugal. We first think about us and our ambition, I'm telling you, it's
to play this game to get the best result possible."

China gets to grips with pro wrestling

Shenzhen (China) (AFP) – The crowd gasps and cheers as a bare-chested man grabs a chair and smashes it over the head of his opponent on the ground. A referee in a black-and-white striped jersey rushes to his aid but the prone man is not really hurt — this is WWE-style wrestling in China, where the sport is attempting to take off.

Woman finds 95-year-old message in a bottle

A scuba diver in Cheboygan, Michigan, found a 95-year-old message in a bottle at the bottom of the Cheboygan river. After posting about it on Facebook, she was able to contact the daughter of the man who wrote the message. CNN affiliate WWTV has more.

Southgate: England reaping benefits of fresher Sterling

England manager Gareth Southgate thinks England may be 'reaping the benefits' of Raheem Sterling's limited playing time for Manchester City towards the end of the season as the forward remains the only scorer for the Three Lions at Euro 2020 following his winner against the Czech Republic (June 22).

Woman's bestselling book admits she killed abusive husband

The murder trial of a woman who killed her abusive husband got underway in the French city of Chalon-sur-Saône. In her bestselling book, Valerie Bacot, admits to shooting Daniel Polette dead in self-defense in 2016. She faces a life sentence for murder.

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