Chris Hall
Sports Correspondent and Presenter at ITV News
Sports reporter for ITV Granada.
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4 days ago |
thebasscast.com | Brian Carter |Chris Hall
Team BF Weight Winnings Points Norman Mullinax – Robby Norvill 6.02 20.16 $1,550.00 110 Chris Hall – Jeremy Byrd 4.37 15.38 $435.00 109 Rob 5.06 14.87 $200.00 108 Kris Rabon – Nate Nobles 4.00 13.74 107 Jason Dew – Chandler Dew 0.00 13.63 106 Brett Cox – Corbin Cox 5.33 13.11 105 Chris Prosser – Seth Smith 0.00 12.77 104 Jimmy Roughton- Wilber Westbeck 0.00 12.73 103 Mitch Garner & Jody Sykes 3.82 11.67 102 Jack Prenties – Eric Lesser 2.31 9.47 101 Jerry Taylor – James Gibbons 3.93 9.37 100...
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1 week ago |
countrylife.co.uk | Chris Hall
Richard Mille contradicts the rule that says in order for a watch brand to be a household name it must either be centuries old, make millions of watches or preferably both. Unlike Rolex, Omega or Cartier, Richard Mille makes barely 6,000 watches a year.
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4 weeks ago |
countrylife.co.uk | Chris Hall
There is something called Betteridge’s rule of headlines, coined by technology journalist Ian Betteridge in 2009 (but recognised for much longer), that states that any journalistic headline posed as a question can be answered ‘no’. The thinking goes that if men were definitely, undoubtedly wearing smaller watches, we as journalists would confidently assert that they were, rather than asking.
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1 month ago |
universityofcalifornia.edu | Chris Hall |Alexander Kim |Julia Busiek |Cheyenne Matyac
So even though she was walking into the field in 2020 just as so many experienced nurses were walking out of it, Matyac stayed. It helped that her first year in the workforce was spent in a new graduate residency program, designed to flatten the daunting learning curve. She worked closely with designated, more experienced nurses on her floor, who supervised her learning and gradually introduced her to more complicated cases as her skills and confidence grew.
No roads, no cars, no problem: Norman Foster and Porsche collaborate on transportation hub in Venice
1 month ago |
countrylife.co.uk | Chris Hall
Of all the cities in the world in which you might expect a legendary carmaker such as Porsche to debut its latest project, perhaps the least likely would be Venice, most famous for its comparative lack of roads. Things begin to make a bit more sense, however, when you understand that the project in question is an installation created in partnership with the Norman Foster Foundation, appearing in Venice for the Biennale — the world-renowned exhibition of architecture which opened on May 10.
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Delighted to say my reporting from Vegas with @WiganWarriorsRL and @WarringtonRLFC has gone national on ITVX. 😀 Includes some new material too, including Brian Carney dressed as Elvis. 😂 https://t.co/XwJb53V8jp
Absolute sporting legend. Good luck @DameSarahStorey
From broken ribs to boulevards of Paris. Cheshire para-cyclist @DameSarahStorey inspires women to stay in sport as she tells @chrishallitv how she beat a crash to take on her ninth Paralympics. https://t.co/OsSHQD8p5O
RT @GranadaReports: Our very own @chrishallitv has taken a look back into the archives to dig out the very best one-liners from the charism…
