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telegraph.co.uk | Oliver Brown
Privacy is everything to Formula One legend's inner circle in the face of malicious attempts to reveal precise details of his conditionAs soon as the initials "MS" appeared on a white race helmet, it felt like a message from the void. For nearly 12 years even the faintest update on Michael Schumacher had arrived second-hand at best, but here, at last, was a signature purportedly by the man himself.
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sports.yahoo.com | Oliver Brown
“Season three is better than season two,” boomed Ange Postecoglou atop the Tottenham bus, basking in his new-found billing as the cult hero who always delivered what he promised. You might say, recalling his sense of vindication as he paraded the club’s first European trophy for 41 years, that he never saw the end coming. But he could also be oddly prescient, shrugging afterwards that “sometimes they kill off the main character”.
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telegraph.co.uk | Oliver Brown
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yahoo.com | Oliver Brown
“I can sleep well tonight,” said Nicola Adams, the first British woman to win an Olympic boxing title, a few hours after Imane Khelif’s test results were leaked into the public domain. She deserved to feel at peace.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Oliver Brown
It felt, then as now, like a huge exercise in misdirection. Yes, the IBA had questions to answer over its ethics and finances. But the core element of its case - that women's sport should only be for those with XX chromosomes, that male advantage was immutable - was sound.
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‘Khelif scandal brings shame on the spirit of Olympics.’ Telegraph P1 https://t.co/DSJQlsP35o
“Non è giusto.” “It’s not fair.” Let Angela Carini’s plaintive cry in Paris stand as a monument to the IOC’s everlasting shame. Column https://t.co/DyLfokK1xn
Made several attempts today to contact the IOC for a reaction to (a) Khelif’s leaked test results, (b) whether they plan to apologise to the women denied medals. Silence. Fully agree with @jk_rowling that World Boxing’s tougher stance is a ‘win for women’ https://t.co/HfzW4cXzPo