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tweets @BoxingMonthlyED Thanks Glyn, appreciate you retweeting. Unless there is more that Ukad aren't making public the reduction seems v generous
My inteview with @hannengland in today's Observer. On the menu: drugs cheats, Moscow and chocolate eclairs guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/jun…
Hannah England is hoping for the best of health and the best of times
guardian.co.uk — Spiked, bled, poisoned: it sounds like a torture scene from Tudor England, rather than the fate that befell another England, the 1500m world silver medallist Hannah, in a race in Hengelo in the Netherlands two months before the Olympics.RT @jnmulholland: Anant Agarwal in today's Observer - online universities and why it's time for teachers to join the revolution http://t.co…
Online universities: it's time for teachers to join the revolution
guardian.co.uk — The past few centuries have witnessed revolutions in virtually every area of our world - health, transport, communications and genomics, to name but a few. But not in education. Until now, that is, with the advent of Moocs (massive open online courses). Moocs are transforming education in both quality and scale.RT @barneyronay: Most Guardian-Observer cricket report of all time complete with beaming multiculturalism and gratuitous EDL reference http…
India-Pakistan rivalry tests the stamina of stewards to the full
guardian.co.uk — As rain-sodden, one-sided dead rubbers go, this was always likely to be one of the livelier examples. But then India versus Pakistan is a rivalry like no other, arguably the most culturally charged, militarily inflamed, population-heavy regular sporting rivalry in the sporting world.RT @JamaicaGleaner: BREAKING NEWS: It's VCB... Olympic medallist tests positive for banned substance tinyurl.com/ljefgxb
It's VCB... Olympic medallist tests positive for banned substance
jamaica-gleaner.com — She travelled to Montreal, Canada with her management team on Thursday ahead of the B sample results, which today confirmed the positive finding.Sadly predictable >> “@NYTSports: Riddick Bowe Proves Big Flop in Thai Kickboxing nyti.ms/11mpfec”
Riddick Bowe Proves Big Flop in Thai Kickboxing
nytimes.com — PATTAYA, Thailand - Riddick Bowe now understands why people warned him that Muay Thai is a dangerous sport. "I would have to say, they have a valid point," said Bowe, after his debut in Thai kickboxing ended with a thud in the second round. "It's much harder than boxing."RT @_PaulHayward: Ben Hogan and the over-use of "heroism" in modern sport. A column telegraph.co.uk/sport/golf/uso…
Ben Hogan comeback after car crash to win 1950 US Open puts today's heroes in their place
telegraph.co.uk — It shows up the silliness of our obsession with "heroism" and people overcoming difficulties to win big prizes in sport. Nobody could call a Paralympian a drama queen, of course, but beyond a core of generally inspiring stories we are always saying someone is a hero because they used to drink too much or had a difficult relationship with their father.@DeanMears sean.ingle@guardian.co.uk. Probably best not to send from Hotmail, usually goes into spam folder
RT @ultimateposeur: @seaningle Hi Sean, cud I get an RT for my Tableau viz? It allows fans to generate manager shortlists for their club. h…
Who should your next manager be?
ultimateposeur.blogspot.com — The last few weeks have seen managerial changes at several big clubs around Europe, Moyes coming in at ManU, Mourinho going back to Chelsea, Mazzari taking over at Inter and we could see several more over the summer with PSG, Real Madrid and maybe even Barcelona on the hunt for new managers.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Sports, United Kingdom and more.
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