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Category: London 2012
Olympics editor and cycling writer to leave Telegraph
Jacquelin Magnay, the paper's Olympics editor and one of the most senior women sports journalists working in Britain, and Brendan Gallagher, the cycli…
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National Lottery to sponsor British Sports Awards
The Sports Journalists’ Association is delighted to announce The National Lottery as our headline sponsor of this year’s SJA British Sports Awards…
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Warner has plenty to keep him busy at BBC London
Adrian Warner, BBC London's Olympic correspondent, is the latest SJA member to have his job realigned following the end of the Games…
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Sports editor Radford takes Reuters to tribunal
Reuters faces an age discrimination claim in a London Employment Tribunal next week brought by its veteran sports editor Paul Radford over his removal…
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Beard builds on Olympic experience with new role
With the Games over, sports desks across the country are beginning to redeploy staff who, in some cases, have spent nearly a decade on the Olympic bea…
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Athletics Writers ready for 50th anniversary awards
After possibly the greatest Olympic Games ever staged, including the greatest single night in the history of British athletics, the British Athletics …
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I wanna tell you a Storey: London’s Games have legs
As the Paralympics draw towards a close, NORMAN GILLER shares a confession that features arguably our greatest ever wheelchair athlete, Baroness Grey-…
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Our golden Sports Awards to be at the Tower, Dec 6
The 2012 SJA British Sports Awards will be staged at a prestigious new venue by the Tower of London and promises to be a glistening celebration of the…
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Fond farewells after an Olympic job well done
The MPC showcased to us and our guests what could be done for the media. From the welcome desk to the working desk, with the sustained backing of doze…
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