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Gareth Bale's new life with wife and kids after family illness changed it all

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By John Jones Verified
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It might be hard to believe, but it's nearly four years since we last saw Gareth Bale in a Wales shirt. The legendary Welsh football captain brought the curtain down on his remarkable career following the 2022 World Cup, hanging up his boots as the most-capped player in his country's history, with 111 appearances. Having scored 41 times on the international stage, he is Wales' all-time record goalscorer, having also led them to three major tournaments, including their first World Cup in 64 years.
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BBC commentator Michael Johnson disappeared from TV as allegations emerged

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By John Jones Verified
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The European Athletics Championships are back in full swing in Birmingham, but a long-time staple of the BBC's coverage continues to be a notable absentee. For more than two decades, four-time Olympic sprint champion Michael Johnson was part of the broadcaster's punditry team, providing his expert analysis for British, European, world and Olympic events. However, the former American sprinter has been absent from our screens since last year as he became embroiled in a scandal away from his TV work.
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Scotland coach lands top job with rivals days after leaving for 'family reasons'

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By John Jones Verified
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Scottish Rugby say they are "surprised" after women's head coach Sione Fukofuka landed a top new job with Australia just days after leaving his Scotland role on compassionate grounds. Last week, it was announced that Fukofuka was leaving his job as Scotland boss to return home to his native Australia and support his family, with his wife's parents both ill.
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