Spot the difference? Why would you pay for an article in the times, if it's exactly, word for word the same as the Daily Mail?

Daily Mail:

Chris Kermode will leave his position as ATP executive chairman and president at the end of 2019, ending a tenure which brought record prize money but also growing complaints from lower-ranked players about their pay and travel schedules.

Kermode's contract was scheduled to expire at the end of the season and some players, including 17-times Grand Slam champion Rafa Nadal, believed the 54-year-old Briton should have continued in the job.

Some members of the Player Council, however, including its President and world number one Novak Djokovic, had said they wanted to see a change.

The Times:

Chris Kermode will leave his position as ATP executive chairman and president at the end of 2019, ending a tenure which brought record prize money but also growing complaints from lower-ranked players about their pay and travel schedules.

Kermodes contract was scheduled to expire at the end of the season and some players, including the 17-times grand slam champion Rafael Nadal, believed the 54-year-old Briton should have continued in the job.

Some members of the ATP Player Council, however, including its president and world No 1 Novak Djokovic, had said they wanted to see a change.