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Japan will be hoping to use the Tokyo Olympic Games to project the image of innovation and their power in Asia. Now, the questions about the sporting integrity of the Olympics keep growing as athletes arrive in Tokyo, test positive, and have to pull out. The host city is in a state of emergency. Fans are barred from most venues and athletes must follow a strict protocol.

Mohamed Sbihi, a proud St Mary's University graduate, is the first practising Muslim to row for Britain and will be the first Muslim Olympic flag bearer for Great Britain. This is a significant moment for ethic minorities in the UK, but the biggest victory for the athletes could be to participate at the Tokyo Olympics.

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As I walked up the Strand past the Lawn earlier this week, I caught sight of a little cafe on the corner of Queen Street opposite the library.

It was one of those strange, sleepy humid days just before a storm on which you can wear summer clothes but need an umbrella just in case you get washed away by a tropical shower.

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As many of you will be aware, last month, the Boundary Commission for England published their initial proposals for update constituency boundaries from the next election.

As a constituency, we are fortunate to be remaining pretty much identical to the current boundary map, apart from minor changes to realign with changes to local government ward boundaries.

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