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By: Nick Gold

Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • TRAIN-ING | Rugby stars play at City station

    December 1, 2011

    PREMIERSHIP champions Saracens stunned onlookers at Liverpool Street Station yesterday by practising at the busy City terminal. Players Mouritz Botha (with ball), Jacques Burger and Kelly Brown put on line-out demonstrations and even roped in curious passers-by for some impromptu training as part of the build-up to their Heineken Cup clash with Ospreys at Wembley [...]

  • Late goal and red card dash Fulham hopes of easy route

    December 1, 2011

    FC TWENTE 1 vs FULHAM 0 FULHAM manager Martin Jol refused to blame striker Andy Johnson after his stoppage-time red card completed a miserable Europa League night in Holland for the Cottagers. An 89th-minute winner from Marc Janko condemned the west Londoners to a defeat that leaves them needing to win their final group fixture [...]

  • FA hints at U-turn over Capello as England prepare to discover Euro 2012 opponents

    December 1, 2011

    ENGLAND chiefs have paved the way for a spectacular U-turn over manager Fabio Capello after admitting he could stay on beyond next summer’s European Championships. The backtracking comes as England today prepare to discover who they will face at Euro 2012, when the draw is made in Kiev this afternoon. Both the Football Association and [...]

  • CPS mulling Terry case after police pass on files

    December 1, 2011

    ENGLAND and Chelsea captain John Terry faces an anxious wait to discover whether he will be prosecuted over allegations of racist abuse, after police passed their file to the Crown Prosecution Service. Centre-back Terry has repeatedly and emphatically denied aiming a racial slur at QPR defender Anton Ferdinand during the Blues’ 1-0 defeat in a [...]

  • Devonish: I lost medals to drug cheats but don’t mind BOA scrapping life ban

    December 1, 2011

    Exclusive: Sprinter tells Frank Dalleres why dopers deserve a second chance GOLD winning sprinter Marlon Devonish has delivered a blow to the British Olympic Association’s battle to uphold its lifetime ban for doping by insisting he does not mind competing alongside previous offenders at the London 2012 Games. The BOA is under intense pressure to drop [...]

  • MAKING THE GRADE | London 2012 hopefuls go back to school

    December 1, 2011

    BRITISH London 2012 hopefuls from every single Olympic and Paralympic sport dusted off their uniforms for a school photo-style shoot yesterday – with four-time gold medallist Sir Matthew Pinsent as headmaster. Arsenal footballer Kieran Gibbs (row three, far left), tennis star Elena Baltacha (row two, fifth from left), sprinter Marlon Devonish (row four, fifth from [...]

  • Villas-Boas: I won’t be sacked

    December 1, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas insists he does not fear the sack even if his side are knocked out of Europe against Valencia next week. The Blues have lost three in five Premier League games to slip 10 points behind leaders Manchester City and suffered back to back defeats in the Champions League and Carling [...]

  • Bresnan undergoes elbow op

    December 1, 2011

    CRICKET: England bowler Tim Bresnan hopes to be fit for the Test series against Pakistan in the new year despite undergoing elbow surgery yesterday. Yorkshire paceman Bresnan had a fragment of bone removed that irritated him in last month’s one-day series defeat in India, but is expected to be included next week when selectors name [...]

  • The King reaper

    December 1, 2011

    A NEW credit crunch could hit the UK if the crisis ravaging the Eurozone spreads to Britain’s banking system, Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King warned yesterday in one of his grimmest interventions to date. Deputy governor Paul Tucker added to the sense of gloom, warning “almost anything could happen in the Eurozone in the [...]

  • Eurozone implosion could cost the UK as much as £75bn

    December 1, 2011

    THE UK would face huge costs if the Eurozone disintegrated, economists from ING Bank warn today, as trade would be devastated and financial links with the continent would suffer badly. Britain would face a major recession, losing five per cent of GDP in 2012 – around £75bn. Eurozone economies themselves would face losing 12 per [...]

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