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Steve Crossman

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As seen in: BBC World Service, BBC, BBC Sport, The WorldNews (WN) Network, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Sports Australia, Yahoo Sports Canada, NewsBreak
BBC Radio 5 Live presenter. Presenter/Producer of The Hurricane Tapes podcast. Teessider, ex BBC World Service and BBC Radio Sheffield. Epileptic. 💜
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'A lot of people don't even know about the lack of exposure and funding'

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By Steve Crossman , Jake Jones
| NewsBreak
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'A lot of people don't even know about the lack of exposure and funding'

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By Steve Crossman , Jake Jones
| Yahoo Sports Australia
New plans from Sport England are set to benefit elite Deaf athletes for the first time, but BBC Sport has learned the vast majority will continue to receive no government funding despite pleas from the athletes themselves, their governing body and support from one of the stars of Gladiators. Former England Rugby Sevens international Jodie Ounsley, also known as Fury in the hit BBC One reboot, is profoundly Deaf but hears via a cochlear implant.
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The Hurricane Tapes: Rubin Carter, John Artis & a triple murder in New Jersey

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By Joel Hammer, Steve Crossman 
| BBC Sport
In 1967, middleweight boxer Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter and John Artis were convicted of triple murder in the United States. They spent almost 20 years in prison, maintaining their innocence, before being released. BBC World Service have investigated the murders - at the Lafayette Bar and Grill in Paterson, New Jersey - in their podcast series The Hurricane Tapes. This is their story. Media playback is not supported on this device A triple murder. A guilty verdict.
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