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  • Wasps breeze past Harlequins to surge into league’s top four

    February 15, 2015

    WASPS boosted their chances of making the play-offs by storming past Harlequins 37-6 at the Ricoh Arena yesterday to move fourth in the Premiership table. Departing wing Tom Varndell, centre Elliot Daly and two penalty try awards secured Wasps’ bonus-point victory as Andy Goode added 15 with the boot, while Nick Evans kicked two penalties [...]

  • The British Hammer Man tasked with auctioning Kevin Pietersen

    February 15, 2015

    Richard Madley tells Ross McLean about selling cricketers to stars of Bollywood THE LIKES of Kevin Pietersen, Yuvraj Singh and Angelo Mathews may not be an auctioneer’s quintessential lot but for the eighth successive year a British gavel will come down on some of the most sought-after cricketers on the planet. The annual glitz and [...]

  • Moores keeps faith with Morgan despite four ducks in five games

    February 15, 2015

    ENGLAND head coach Peter Moores has backed under-fire captain Eoin Morgan but admits the team must get better in key areas if they are to trouble the latter stages of the Cricket World Cup. Morgan suffered a fourth duck in five games as England lost their tournament opener against co-hosts Australia by 111 runs on [...]

  • Thai win ends Dodt drought

    February 15, 2015

    AUSTRALIAN Andrew Dodt landed his first European Tour title since 2010 yesterday at the Thailand Classic – two years after losing his card and being forced to reinvent his game. Dodt’s bogey-free 67 left him on 16 under par, denying home favourite Thongchai Jaidee by one stroke and completing a fairytale return to form for [...]

  • Half term! Imagine Children’s Festival 2015

    February 13, 2015

    If you’re struggling to think of what to do this half term, head down to the Southbank Imagine Children’s Festival. A diverse programme of activities features readings from top authors including Russell Brand, Judith Kerr, Lauren Child, Anthony Horowitz and Helen Skelton.  For something more lively you can clap along to live performances of Charlie [...]

  • Film review: Coherence has the kernel of something interesting but doesn’t hold together

    February 13, 2015

    Cert 15 | ★★☆☆☆ Coherence is soft science fiction slush that simply doesn’t hold together. As four couples meet for dinner, a mysterious comet streaks through the heavens, cracking mobile phone screens, fracturing reality, and encouraging the kind of ill-informed, feng shui and quantum theory-tinged, new age, nonsense-strewn dinner party conversation that makes you hope [...]

  • Theatre review: How To Hold Your Breath at the Royal Court

    February 13, 2015

    Royal Court | ★★☆☆☆ Zinnie Harris’ How To Hold Your Breath begins with an intimate encounter. A man is alarmed to find the stranger he slept with isn’t a prostitute. She’s offended by his attempt to pay. It’s a zippy opening that makes the rest of the play feel leaden.    The action shifts uncomfortably [...]

  • Sargent: Portraits of Artists and Friends – art review

    February 13, 2015

    National Portrait Gallery: ★★★★★ Despite enjoying a successful career as a portraitist in the late 1800s, John Singer Sargent was overtaken by the lurch toward abstraction that took place in the subsequent century. His luscious, august paintings of society figures seemed to pull in the opposite direction to those throwing off the figurative constraints of [...]

  • Film review: Love is Strange is a backwards romance with heart

    February 12, 2015

    Cert 15 | ★★★★☆ Traditional love stories end with a wedding. Love is Strange flips fairy-tale romance on its head, beginning with a marriage and following it up with a sweet, sad separation.    Ben (John Lithgow) and George (Alfred Molina) have been together for 39 years, and when a law change in New York [...]

  • Something for half term

    February 12, 2015

    SOLVE: MUSIC OF FIRE This event features a tour beneath the famous Globe Theatre, where you will encounter mysterious magicians and bizarre puppets who will give you clues about how you can stop the Globe burning down. It culminates with a show at the theatre itself. Ages 6 to 11, 16-20 Feb, shakespearesglobe.com LOL: MINI [...]

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