A man who was denied asylum status in the United Kingdom has drowned in an attempt to jump onto a ship to Canada. A 36-year-old man named Walid Gamal Yasen Gomaa died on April 28 at the Empress Dock ...

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Thur 7 Aug 3.06pm • Edwards made history at the 1995 World Championships in Sweden, breaking the triple jump world record twice. Incredibly, his record still stands 30 years on.

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British former athlete Jonathan Edwards broke the triple jump record at the 1995 World Championships, a mark which still ...