Australian swimmer Kaylee McKeown withdraws from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after being diagnosed with glandular fever. Multiple outlets report that the Olympic backstroke champion will not compete at the Games next month and will also miss the Pan Pacific Championships that follow. BBC Sport, Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald all cite her illness as the reason for the withdrawal, while ABC Australia adds details about how the condition affects her, including shortness of breath and reduced appetite. Reports describe McKeown as a multiple-time Commonwealth Games medallist and note her major international achievements, including Olympic gold in backstroke events. Yahoo Sports and other outlets present a statement attributed to McKeown in which she says she is medically withdrawing and expresses that she is disappointed. Swimming Australia confirms the withdrawal in the reports. Across the coverage, there is consistency on the diagnosis and the consequence: she will not take part in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and will not race at the subsequent Pan Pacific meet.