The architect of a ban on newspaper takeovers by foreign states has demanded that an Abu Dhabi fund be forced to sell The Telegraph by Easter.

Emma Raducanu will play in a qualifying draw for the first time since her fairytale run to the 2021 US Open title.

Grand Slam-winner Emma Raducanu will compete at this year’s Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open having been awarded the final wildcard spot for the qualifiers, with fans able to watch the British star in action on the opening day of the tournament for free.

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Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, ADQ, has unveiled plans to invest $1.2 billion in the metals and mining sector over the next four years. This move is part of a broader effort by the emirate to secure supplies of vital minerals.

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Emma Raducanu will play her first qualifying event since she won the 2021 US Open after she accepted a wildcard into the Abu Dhabi Open.

British tennis sensation, Emma Raducanu, is set to compete in a qualifying draw (WTA) for the first time since her historic 2021 US Open victory. She has received a wildcard entry into the preliminary stage of the upcoming Abu Dhabi Open.

As BRED Abu Dhabi, presented by Hypebeast gears up to host its third annual event in April, the contemporary festival joins forces with three artists to launch an exclusive track celebrating its distinctive neo-culture identity.

Under the 50-50 JV, which will be based in the UAE’s capital, ADQ and global investment firm Orion will initially invest $1.2 billion over four years in mining companies in emerging markets in Africa, Asia and Latin America, the fund said in a statement.

Under the 50-50 JV, which will be based in the UAE's capital, ADQ and Orion will initially invest $1.2 billion over four years to source critical minerals