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Emma Magnus is a freelance features writer based in London.

She writes for print and online at The Evening Standard and has bylines in the Financial Times, The Guardian, British GQ, the i, Business Insider, The Fence Magazine, Inverse, Cycling Weekly, Cyclist and The Mirror, amongst others. Previously, she worked as a features writer for Reach Plc.

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'I wanted to know who the little girl was': the house histories being uncovered by homeowners

'I wanted to know who the little girl was': the house histories being uncovered by homeowners

The boom in genealogy has given rise to another type of investigation: people are increasingly hiring experts…

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An estate agent's best friend: how pets are helping to sell homes

An estate agent's best friend: how pets are helping to sell homes

Property listings are increasingly awash with beguiling photographs of Labradors at the door or kittens curle…

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What can you tell about a person from their lost luggage?

What can you tell about a person from their lost luggage?

Tens of millions of suitcases are lost every year, many of those end up being auctioned off. But are the cont…

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Experience: I'm a professional chef in Antarctica

Experience: I'm a professional chef in Antarctica

You have to be careful managing supplies - there is one delivery a year

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Why is women’s cycling struggling to attract financial support?

Why is women’s cycling struggling to attract financial support?

Women’s pro cycling is booming, so why are races and teams collapsing for lack of financial support? Emma Mag…

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London's £200k-a-week homes for A-list renters with limitless budgets

London's £200k-a-week homes for A-list renters with limitless budgets

They're London's summer visitors who come with a no-expense-spared wish list and a seemingly limitless budget…

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Tadej Pogačar abandons the Vuelta after crash on stage eight

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Race leader Tadej Pogačar has abandoned the Vuelta a España after a crash on stage eight. The UAE Emirates-XRG rider appeared to have hit a small rock on the left-hand side of the road, causing him to come down – and taking other riders with him. Pogačar, grimacing, attempted to remount his bike, before deciding that the pain was too much. Face and shoulder cut and bloodied, he was ushered towards an ambulance, and his race put to an abrupt and unexpected end. He will head straight to the hospital.
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Bryan Coquard claims first-ever Grand Tour win on stage eight of the Vuelta, as Tadej Pogačar abandons the race

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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Bryan Coquard has claimed his first-ever Grand Tour stage win after a chaotic finale to stage eight. Despite an uneventful start, the race's final 30 kilometres were marred with crashes - including one which saw race leader Tadej Pogačar abandon the race, and another in the final 500 metres, taking some sprinters out of contention.
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Tadej Pogačar abandons the Vuelta after crash on stage eight

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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Tadej Pogačar has abandoned the Vuelta. | Credit: Getty Images The Vuelta a España has seen a dramatic reshuffle, as race leader Tadej Pogačar has been forced to abandon the race after a crash. Until then, the 171-kilometre flat stage had been relatively sedate, with most riders saving their energy for tomorrow's heavy mountain stage.
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