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• Herbert Blomstedt, conductor of great orchestras for seven decades, dies at 99

  Widely recognized as the world's oldest active maestro, the American-born Swedish musician worked into his late 90s while rejecting the concept of age-based retirement. His passing concludes an influential tenure guiding premier ensembles in Europe and the United States, defined by rigorous score fidelity. He leaves behind an extensive discography featuring two full cycles of Beethoven's symphonies alongside seminal Scandinavian and Germanic interpretations.

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• Australia say All Blacks lessons learned before England clash

  Back-to-back Bledisloe Cup losses abruptly halted an unbeaten six-match run under head coach Les Kiss, prompting an intensive internal review. The Wallabies are now targeting tactical and physical adjustments to handle different opposition styles as they kick off their British tour at Twickenham. Securing a turnaround is critical to stabilizing momentum across a demanding month of European fixtures.

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• Gymnastics-Olympic medallist Barbosu suspended for two years for whereabouts failures

  Romanian gymnast Ana Maria Barbosu has been sanctioned following three missed tests or filing errors accrued between September and December 2025. The ruling temporarily halts the 20-year-old's competitive career, though she retains the right to challenge the decision. Because the penalty takes effect retrospectively, she is projected to regain eligibility in time for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

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