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  • Six Nations: France are serial winners but bond means more, says Kayser

    February 4, 2023

    France come into this Six Nations as defending Grand Slam champions, something they haven’t been able to do since 2011. Les Bleus are in scintillating form having gone through the entirety of last year without defeat. But the stakes are higher in 2023, which brings a World Cup in which they’ll play hosts, and the [...]

  • Titus Andronicus at The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse review

    February 4, 2023

    Men, killing men, killing men, killing men, killing women, killing men, killing men, killing children… Titus Andronicus at The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse demonstrates that revenge is a dish best served hot and messy. Titus Andronicus was Shakespeare’s first tragedy, and his juvenile enthusiasm for violence and depravity has fascinated and appalled audiences since its earliest [...]

  • Six The Musical review: Still the best musical in town

    February 4, 2023

    Six the Musical review and star rating: ★★★★★ If you heard about Six when it opened but decided it wasn’t for you, now’s the time to think again. Six the musical is a musical that even those that don’t like the artform must attend. Bold and brave in just about every way, it has a [...]

  • Antwerp is a top city break just an hour from London

    February 4, 2023

    “I’d be willing to bet there’s no quicker way of getting from the UK to mainland Europe,” said Robert Sinclair, CEO of London City Airport, as we stood on the tarmac at Antwerp Airport. The flight we’d just taken was 40 minutes from tarmac to tarmac, meaning you can leave the City or Canary Wharf [...]

  • Six Nations: Ireland are favourites but selection needs adjusting, says Best

    February 4, 2023

    The four provinces of Ireland strut into this year’s Championship as the best in the world: the top ranked team on the planet and firing on all cylinders. Ireland look like they’re peaking, but they have been guilty in the past of climaxing a year too early when it comes to getting the World Cup [...]

  • Six Nations: Wales can be unleashed by bruising back row and Owens may not be World Cup captain, says Warburton

    February 3, 2023

    Wales are in a tricky patch ahead of the 2023 Six Nations. They’ve got a new coach in Warren Gatland who is also their ex-coach, a third captain in the space of 18 months, and some exciting youngsters to test out ahead of the World Cup. They won the tournament in 2021 but finished fifth [...]

  • Sports on TV this weekend: Big Bash, Six Nations and Premier League

    February 3, 2023

    The Six Nations returns, cricket’s Big Bash reaches its climax Down Under, Great Britain are in Davis Cup action and there are big games in both the Premier League and LaLiga. Here’s your unmissable sports schedule for the weekend.  Tennis: Davis Cup Finals qualifier, Friday It feels like the last Davis Cup has only just [...]

  • WWE wrestling in London: tickets costing £2,675 on sale as Money In The Bank hits London

    February 3, 2023

    Get ready for over-the-top slam-dunks and ridiculous outfits: WWE is landing in London this summer for the first time in over two decades. It follows WWE’s Welsh show last September which was called Clash At The Castle and was the first major UK stadium show since 1992. It was hugely successful, and became the most [...]

  • Six Nations: England embarking on ambitious ‘project reset’ ahead of Six Nations, but Robshaw says they have time

    February 3, 2023

    While much of the England squad for this year’s Six Nations remains unchanged from the group who competed – and flopped – last year, it’s project reset at Twickenham as the Rugby Football Union hopes to inject fresh momentum ahead of the World Cup. Former captain Steve Borthwick has taken the wheel of the England [...]

  • Six Nations: ‘Wales for the Wooden Spoon? I think it could happen’

    February 3, 2023

    This year’s Six Nations is arguably both the most predictable and the least predictable in a long time – but I do think there is a good chance of Wales finishing rock bottom. I am in agreement with most that it will be between Ireland and France for the title, but beyond that it is [...]

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