The Women’s Tennis Association has become the first international sports body to introduce up to 12 months of paid maternity leave for players, in what
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The Australian tennis player Fred Stolle, who has died aged 86, won the French Championship in 1965 and the US Championship in 1966, along with
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Fred Stolle, Australian tennis great and dual grand slam champion, dies aged 86
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