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Coe: Empty Seats in Birmingham Won't Hurt London's 2029 Worlds Bid

Sebastian Coe, president of World Athletics, dismissed concerns that poor attendance at the recent Birmingham event would undermine London's bid to host the 2029 World Championships. He argued that the sparse crowds were situational and that the bid would be evaluated on broader merits. His stance is significant as London formally competes for the global athletics showcase.

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Lions’ Jack Campbell hospitalized with neck injury, initial signs positive

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8.4m ticket requests for India-Pakistan World Cup match

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