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Big Sport: let the crowds make the noise, not Blastmusic
All Big Sport seems hellbent on killing the occasion by deadening the atmosphere with Blastmusic whenever they can.
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England set up a Rugby World Cup quarter-final against France with a 16-12 victory over Scotland in the pool B match at Eden Park today. Scotland had led the match until four minutes before time.
Scotland are on the verge of exiting the Rugby World Cup after a dramatic 13-12 defeat to Argentina. Their last hope on staying in the tournament rests on them beating England next.
England’s Rugby World Cup campaign came to life today with a commanding 67 points to 3 win over Romania. Elsewhere the hosts New Zealand are through to the last eight after beating France.
A late try from the world champions breaks Welsh hearts in their Rugby World Cup opening clash.
Scotland produced a powerful finish against Romania to avoid a Rugby World Cup upset and edge past England to the top of Pool B.
Jonny Wilkinson wobbles as England grind out an unconvincing victory over the South American underdogs in their Rugby World Cup opener.
All Big Sport seems hellbent on killing the occasion by deadening the atmosphere with Blastmusic whenever they can.
As the Labour leadership election dust begins to settle and the future of New Old Labour is set, Islington North constituents discuss Jeremy Corbyn’s work as their MP for 32 years.
Three unions suspend planned strikes on London Underground, with Unite calling the move a “gesture of goodwill”.
Ireland are in prime position to clinch the Six Nations rugby union tournament by beating France this weekend – but can a resurgent England snatch the title from their grasp?
The streets of south-west London will once again feel the beat of expectant feet, as Wimbledon gets under way. And you know what that means: Murray Mania, writes Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
Premier League football club West Ham finalises its move to the Olympic Stadium, but critics say the deal is commercially unviable, and that the public purse is having to “pick up the tab”.
An MP condemns curbs on local beer at the London 2012 Olympics claiming it is “totally at odds” with the Games’ emphasis on British character.
Ian Ritchie, the new head of rugby in England, says the RFU needs to learn the lessons of last year’s world cup debacle and tells Keme Nzerem he believes the English game’s problems are “fixable”.
The half a million or so schoolchildren taking GCSEs next year might be better off if international football tournaments didn’t take place at all – or at least if England had failed to qualify!