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Why the ‘pinkification’ of women’s sport is wrong
There has always been scepticism within government circles about the abilities of the minister for sport and equalities, Helen Grant. And now you know why.
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There has always been scepticism within government circles about the abilities of the minister for sport and equalities, Helen Grant. And now you know why.
We should not allow ourselves the luxury of believing that Caldicott, other schools like it, and what went on there, were somehow isolated and only historic.
England’s women cricketers manage a feat that eluded their male counterparts – beating the Australians away from home in the Ashes.
Searing temperatures at the Australian Open tennis tournament have raised concerns that athletes are exposed to dangerous conditions in the pursuit of excellence.
Police arrest a British man and say they are seeking a “series of individuals” as part of an investigation into alleged illegal betting that relies on time delays of live television broadcasts.
After the humiliation of England’s Ashes trouncing down under, British sports fans will hope Andy Murray and Laura Robson can recapture the nation’s sporting credibility at the Australian tennis open.
Back to work, the weather is still appalling and it is best not to even mention the cricket. But 2014 has potential, and here’s why.
Piers Morgan has not stopped chirping about England’s Ashes campaign. On Thursday the former Mirror editor met former Australian quick bowler Brett Lee to face just six balls. Here’s what happened.
England captain Alastair Cook concedes his side were outplayed in every department as they surrendered the Ashes to Australia in Perth.
Battered in Brisbane, annihilated in Adelaide, finally perishing in Perth, England’s cricket team are at their lowest ebb for years. Malcolm Boughen asks why and tentatively suggests a way forward.
The BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award is rarely won by a team player, but Wimbledon champ Andy Murray may not be a shoo-in.
England had their chance to play their way back into the Ashes. Now as they head to Perth 2-0 down in the series, expect things to get a whole lot worse, writes Kunal Dutta.
For my generation, Nelson Mandela’s struggle to end apartheid defines our time, and the impact of his death will reach far beyond the frontiers of South Africa.
Battered in Brisbane, how can England bounce back in the second test? Simple: by reading the Channel 4 News five point plan.
Former England cricket captain Mike Brearley tells Channel 4 News that batsmen face a more “dramatic” form of failure – as Jonathan Trott leaves the Ashes due to “stress-related illness”.