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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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All Big Sport seems hellbent on killing the occasion by deadening the atmosphere with Blastmusic whenever they can.
Petals fall from the dome of St Paul’s cathedral during a minute’s silence to remember the victims of the 7/7 bombings, on the tenth anniversary of the terror attack.
Shashi Tharoor is one of India’s best known politicians, with international recognition as an acclaimed author and former UN diplomat…
The howling of the wind and pounding of the rain last night were more reminiscent of a night in October, rather than June. But are we really in for a heatwave later this week?
Whilst the drenching downpours may not have been welcomed by those of us caught out and soaked, they did offer some stunning cloud pictures that were sent to me on Twitter.
Can England’s cricket team afford to leave out anyone with proven talent? One former England captain says the case for Pietersen is obvious.
Sabeen Mahmud, one of Pakistan’s most outspoken human rights campaigners, has been killed by armed men after giving a talk in Karachi, writes Saira Jaffer.
Despite being the country’s most popular sport, swimming in England has seen participation numbers plummet, with almost a quarter of a million fewer people heading for the pool in the last year.
On Thursday, Sri Lanka goes to the polls in an extraordinary presidential election which could change everything but, perversely, change nothing, writes Callum Macrae.
A cargo ship stranded on a sandbank off the Isle of Wight was run aground deliberately after it started listing badly, the owner says.
The Met Office confirms that 2014 is set to be the hottest year on record and says human influence on the climate is probably to blame.
Australia captain Michael Clarke breaks down in tears as cricket fans gather from across Australia to mourn the death of batsman Phillip Hughes.
Cricket fans and sports stars including Sachin Tendulkar, Geoffrey Boycott and Stuart Broad join a touching global tribute to the Australian cricketer who died on Thursday.
Australian cricketer Phil Hughes has been put into an induced coma after he was injured by a ball during a match. We look at the risks batsmen face and whether the game can ever really be made safe.
South Africans raise the question of crime in the country following the killing of its national football team captain Senzo Meyiwa in an attempted robbery at a friend’s house.