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William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award 2026 Longlist Announced

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By Mary Cain, Brendan G Cooper, Richard Fitzpatrick
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The 2026 longlist for the world’s longest established and most valuable literary sports writing prize, the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award, has been announced. Last year saw The Escape: The Tour, the Cyclist and Me, an eye-opening memoir from Scottish stage-race specialist Pippa York and Irish sports journalist David Walsh, named William Hill Sports Book of the Year.
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Saudi Arabia is stealing snooker's soul

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By Brendan G Cooper
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CultureRonnie O'SullivanSaudi ArabiasnookerUK By now, snooker should have died out. The game seems squarely at odds with a modern world ruled by speed ‚ÄĒ where facts are onscreen at our fingertips, and the patience required for slow-moving stories is increasingly on the wane. It is not just the fusty bow ties and waistcoats that give the game of snooker a quaint, old-fashioned feel. With its languorous blend of slow strategy and quiet absorption, it should really be a thing of the past.
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Is lung function in a race against time?

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By Brendan G Cooper, Sanja Stanojevic
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It has been evident from the earliest studies of vital capacity that in addition to standing height, social class, occupation and factors that we now refer to as the social determinants of health have a profound influence on both lung size and function (Hegewald & Crapo, 2007; Kouri et al., 2021).
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