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  • Equine flu halting UK horse racing same strain that hit 10,000 in Australia

    February 9, 2019

    The equine flu that has halted horse racing throughout the UK this weekend is the same strain that saw racing in Australia suspended for six months in 2007, according to Sky News. The flu is a north American strain, named Florida Clade 1 and affected ten thousand horses during the outbreak in Australia. “We have [...]

  • Liverpool post record revenues as pre-tax profits hit £125m

    February 8, 2019

    Liverpool Football Club made a pre-tax profit of £125m after posting record revenues for the financial year ending 31 May 2018. The club saw revenue increase to an all-time high of £455m, with pre-tax profits growing by more than 300 per cent from £40m to £125m, according to the club's accounts. Liverpool's turnover increased by [...]

  • Pinter Seven review: Danny Dyer comes home for this triumphant farewell to Jamie Lloyd’s season

    February 7, 2019

    There are many things about the world today that make me think malevolent forces are having a laugh at our expense. Top of that list is the fact that Danny Dyer – the man who referred to aliens as “that mob up there” and the 9/11 hijackers as “them slags” – was a personal friend [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: Brilliant England need to prove Ireland performance was not just a flash in the pan

    February 7, 2019

    What a difference one match makes. England’s outstanding win over Ireland was a performance which saw them emphatically back to their best, displaying their true potential. It was the perfect way to start the Six Nations and a World Cup year, with intensity, physicality, accuracy and pace which out-did one of the best teams in [...]

  • Mandela: The Official Exhibition is a comprehensive, if somewhat generic, celebration of the anti-apartheid leader

    February 7, 2019

    One of the most revered and recognisable freedom fighters in modern history, Nelson Mandela’s near-Messianic reputation as a revolutionary political leader is far larger than the man himself. His decades long struggle against apartheid in South Africa defies summary, but Mandela: The Official Exhibition has a go at codifying his entire legacy, squeezing the man’s [...]

  • Norwich City v Ipswich Town: Rivals meet in East Anglian derby amid backdrop of contrasting fortunes

    February 7, 2019

    It’s not often that a derby comes around with two sides in such opposing circumstances as Norwich City and Ipswich Town. The East Anglian derby arrives on Sunday with Norwich flying high at the top of the Championship, boasting one league defeat in four months. Local rivals Ipswich, meanwhile, are 23 places and 39 points [...]

  • Manchester City’s team of winners gives them the advantage in the title race

    February 7, 2019

    When it comes to winning titles, the current Manchester City side are the Premier League’s experts. Not just because they claimed the top-flight crown with a record points tally last season, but because each and every member of the team has a track record of success. There are those who have only won trophies at [...]

  • Match made in Dublin: Manu Tuilagi and Henry Slade are the midfield pair England have been looking for

    February 7, 2019

    As England pulled off a masterclass in Dublin last weekend, Eddie Jones perhaps also stumbled across the midfield match he had been searching for. The combination of George Ford, Owen Farrell and Jonathan Joseph at 10, 12 and 13, brought success during Jones’s early tenure, winning successive Six Nations. But once teams had exploited their [...]

  • Comedian and writer Paul Whitehouse on fishing, mental health and why the BBC needs to take more risks

    February 7, 2019

    Last year, Paul Whitehouse appeared alongside his lifelong friend Bob Mortimer in Gone Fishing, a BBC Two show in which the comedians travelled the riverbanks of the UK in search of rare species of fish. In contrast to an increasingly bleak news cycle, it was relentlessly genial television, uncomplicated, familiar, cheerful and good-natured. Both men [...]

  • Betting stocks stumble after horse racing suspended due to equine flu

    February 7, 2019

    Betting stocks slipped this morning after horse racing across the UK was suspended today because of fears of equine flu. William Hill's share price fell nearly one per cent, GVC's share price was down 1.7 per cent and Paddy Power Betfair was down 1.6 per cent. In a statement the British Horseracing Association (BHA) said [...]

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