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T100 world champion Marten Van Riel aiming to replicate 'dream' victory on West Coast

1 week ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Laura Howard

Marten Van Riel wins the sprint at San Francisco on the line in 2024 (Image: PTO) T100 world champion Marten Van Riel is targeting more San Francisco success having raced to a “dream” victory in a thrilling sprint finish at the event last year. The Belgian, who claimed the inaugural T100 world title last year, took victory on the West Coast on the line in 2024, winning a three-man sprint by 0.01 seconds.
Sizzling weather makes 2025 year of the midweek BBQ (and we're eating healthier too)

1 week ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Josh Searle

More than three quarters of us (78%) believe that BBQs are no longer just a weekend pursuit, according to research by plant-based food firm Beyond Meat to mark National Barbecue Week (May 26 to June 1). This is a recent trend, coinciding with our recent warmer summers, with more than half (53%) admitting they enjoy a BBQ Tuesday to Thursday more often than they did two years ago.
Healthcare organisation supporting vital work on HIV awareness at Chelsea Flower Show

2 weeks ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Megan Armitage

Set to debut at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025 from 20 to 24 May, the garden is the next step in a campaign based on educating new demographics on HIV awareness, testing and breaking down harmful stereotypes.
Gareth Thomas is challenging HIV stigma at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

2 weeks ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Megan Armitage

Thomas knows first-hand how harmful the misconceptions surrounding the virus can be and has once again teamed up with Tackle HIV, supported by ViiV Healthcare, to create a new awareness campaign at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025. The Tackle HIV Challenging Stigma Garden will be on show at the prestigious event from 20 to 24 May, the next step in a campaign based on educating new demographics on HIV testing and breaking down harmful stereotypes. Something Thomas is incredibly passionate about.
Thomas & Friends to mark 80th anniversary with 'never-before-seen' episode

4 weeks ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Carlo Simone

A unseen version of the pilot episode of Thomas & Friends is set to be released on YouTube (Image: Mattel) An original, unseen version of the pilot episode of Thomas & Friends is set to be released to mark the 80th anniversary of the property. The character of Thomas the Tank Engine originated from the series of British children's books The Railway Series, which was first published back in 1945 by Wilbert Awdry.
Olympic gold medallist Ros Canter running London Marathon to honour friend

1 month ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Laura Howard

Ros Canter at her stables in Lincolnshire on Monday 31st March 2025 (Image: James Watkins) FOR Olympic gold medallist Ros Canter, running the London Marathon in 2025 feels like fate. The event rider will be taking on the 26.2-mile course on the 27th of April, having first signed up alongside her friend and fellow rider Saffron Cresswell.
Yoane Wissa aiming higher with Brentford after bagging equaliser at Arsenal

1 month ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Laura Howard

Yoane Wissa (centre) equalised in the 74th minute at the Emirates Stadium to earn a point against Arsenal (Steven Paston/PA) Yoane Wissa is aiming even higher after notching his 15th Premier League goal of the season in Brentford’s 1-1 draw with Arsenal. The Congolese forward gave Bees fans a moment to savour in the 74th minute as he cancelled out Thomas Partey’s opener to earn a point at the Emirates Stadium.
Holidaymaker rushed to hospital after plummeting 15ft down an uncovered drain

1 month ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Josh Searle

A holidaymaker was rushed to hospital after plummeting 15ft down an uncovered drain shaft while sightseeing. Danna Smith says she was on a late-night walk in Luxembourg when she walked over a drain supposed to be covered by three metal panels. Unbeknown to Danna one of them was missing so the 28-year-old fell down the 15ft dark pit and crashed into the floor, snapping two of her teeth and scraping her back and chin.
World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio impressed with Henry Pollock's rise

1 month ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Paul Eddison

Dallaglio won the 2003 Rugby World Cup (Image: Premier Sports/Â©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo) HENRY Pollock might be the rising young star of rugby union but for World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio, it is his old-school nature that is the most appealing aspect of the Northampton Saints’ flanker’s rise. Still only 20, Pollock made a two-try debut for England in a record win over Wales in Cardiff and has carried that form back to club duty with Saints.
The science of how coffee helps with productivity in the UK

1 month ago | ealingtimes.co.uk | Josh Searle

While over half (52%) of the nation typically sip on two to three cups of coffee every day, 63% like to experiment and switch up their order. (Image: MI / Pret A Manger) A leading neurologist shares the science of how the ritual of ordering a coffee can make us happier and more motivated before even taking the first sip. Dr Faye Begeti, explores how the act of ordering a barista brewed coffee, matcha latte, or even green tea triggers a dopaminergic reward system.