By Clare Fallon | PARIS (Reuters) - Venus Williams, who says she is still learning to live with a chronic illness, battled into the second round of the French Open on Sunday with a 4-6 6-1 6-3 victory over Argentine Paula Ormaechea.

By Clare Fallon PARIS (Reuters) - Venus Williams, who says she is still learning to live with a chronic illness, battled into the second round of the French Open on Sunday with a 4-6 6-1 6-3 victory over Argentine Paula Ormaechea.

Prosecutor Clare Kelly said the four bank cards totalled to a credit limit of $138800. When Mr Papadatos was charged in August 2010, $74459.16 had been spent on the cards, mostly in cash withdrawals. Ms Kelly told the court that sometime after his ...

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By Clare Fallon | PARIS (Reuters) - Venus Williams tamed a plucky teenaged fan who once emailed her for playing tips while fellow American Andy Roddick found himself off target as he bowed out in the first round of the French Open on Sunday.

By Clare Fallon PARIS (Reuters) - Venus Williams tamed a plucky teenaged fan who once emailed her for playing tips while fellow American Andy Roddick found himself off target as he bowed out in the first round of the French Open on Sunday.

By Clare Fallon, Reuters PARIS - Venus Williams tamed a plucky teenaged fan who once emailed her for playing tips while fellow American Andy Roddick found himself off target as he bowed out in the first round of the French Open on Sunday.

Prosecutor Clare Kelly told the court Papadatos used fake identification to apply for four credit cards from Westpac branches on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane. The cards were used to make purchases and withdraw cash totalling almost $75000.