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  • Retiring skipper Clarke dedicates Aussie World Cup win to Hughes

    March 29, 2015

    AUSTRALIA skipper Michael Clarke dedicated his side’s fifth World Cup title to former teammate Phillip Hughes, who tragically died in November aged 25 after being struck on the neck by a bouncer. Clarke led Australia to a seven-wicket win over New Zealand in a clash of the co-hosts in yesterday’s Melbourne final, bowing out of [...]

  • Vettel revival pitches Lewis into title fight

    March 29, 2015

    EMOTIONAL four-time Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel paid tribute to Michael Schumacher yesterday after emulating his idol by reviving Ferrari’s fortunes with victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Vettel beat Britain’s Lewis Hamilton into second place in Sepang to claim his first win for the iconic Italian team, for whom his fellow German Schumacher won [...]

  • Wilkinson: Ford needs time to make mistakes

    March 29, 2015

    ICONIC England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson has backed modern day successor George Ford to cope under the escalating level of pressure being heaped on his shoulders in World Cup year. The 22-year-old Bath No10 has been a revelation since ousting Owen Farrell and making his full Test debut against Samoa in November. He now looks set [...]

  • Football Comment: Hodgson should test first-choice defence in Italy

    March 29, 2015

    ENGLAND could hardly be in better form, after a fifth Euro 2016 qualifying win in a row on Friday against Lithuania, as they head to Turin for tomorrow’s prestige friendly with Italy. Their record in the current campaign is unmatched throughout the continent and you have to give credit to the players and, in particular, [...]

  • Losing run bites as Bath defeat condemns London Welsh to drop

    March 29, 2015

    LONDON Welsh coach Rowland Phillips insists the club will bounce back after defeat against Bath yesterday – their 18th consecutive loss – confirmed their relegation from the Premiership. The Exiles, who came straight back up last season after being demoted to the Championship in 2013, mustered two tries but could not prevent Bath from prevailing [...]

  • Khan next on Brook’s hitlist

    March 29, 2015

    IBF WELTERWEIGHT world champion Kell Brook has targeted an all-British showdown with Amir Khan at Wembley in June after successfully defending his title in the first bout since his stabbing. Brook, who suffered life-threatening injuries when knifed while on holiday in Tenerife last year, extended his unbeaten record by stopping Romanian Jo Jo Dan in [...]

  • Wrestlemania 31: WWE’s new business model needs Brock Lesnar, John Cena and co to put on a show

    March 29, 2015

      In the above video, ‘90s rap icon LL Cool J officially opens Wrestlemania 31 with a statement on the transforming face of media and technology.   “The world has become a lot smaller; we’ve all been connected. From the dawn of the radio to the ‘golden age’ of television. From Silicon Valley to the [...]

  • Italy: From fine wine backwater to Sassicaia superstar

    March 27, 2015

    It is only in the last 40 years that Italy has been re-discovered and recognised as a high quality wine producer – but now it is a source of a great variety of fine wines.   There are an estimated 1,000 vitis vinifera varieties cultivated in Italy and it has more than 300 different wine producing regions [...]

  • All about Bordeaux: Why Cabernet Sauvignon dominates the Left Bank and the Right is perfect for Cabernet Franc

    March 27, 2015

    Bordeaux is the predominant region in the world for fine wine investment, completely dominating all other regions and comprising anywhere from 60-85% of regional trade by value in fine wine trading. Located in the southwest region of France, Bordeaux has three main wine producing regions: the Left Bank, Entre-Deux-Mers, and the Right Bank.  Wines from [...]

  • Theatre review: Rules for Living

    March 27, 2015

    National Theatre | ★★★★☆ So this is it: the final curtain for Sir Nicholas Hytner, the revitalising creative director of the National Theatre. That he would bow out with Rules for Living, a new play from young writer Sam Holcroft and directed by stalwart Marianne Elliot, exemplifies the combination of steady-handedness and risk he has [...]

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