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Category: Paralympics
We’re watching you: Strict rules issued to Tokyo 2020 journalists
Journalists covering the Tokyo Games have been warned to follow the rules or they could find themselves ‘exposed’ on social media. Despite…
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When I tell the athletes I have a disability it changes the dynamic – broadcaster Andy Stevenson
Freelance sports broadcaster and podcaster Andy Stevenson was born with no hands and has an artificial leg but that has not stopped him carving out a …
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Paralympians deserve year-round media coverage
In a report published by English Federation of Disability Sport ahead of the Rio Paralympics they flag the importance of coverage beyond the Games…
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Every one’s a winner: SJA rises to occasion
Here's SJA photographer STEVE ROWE's photo gallery from the afternoon, including the full results of our members' votes and all other presentations…
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#SJA2012: The contenders. Who gets your vote?
The SJA will present its British Sports Awards in London on Dec 6, following a vote by the members of the world's largest national sports journalism o…
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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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50 days to go, but Minister mindful of Olympic legacy
Minister for Sport Hugh Robertson delivered a fascinating hour-long media briefing in London today at the latest SJA/Ladbrokes Lunch, ahead of possibl…
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London’s 2012 Olympic Stadium is off and running
Loughborough psychology student Justine Kinney will go down in history as the first winner of a championship race on London's Olympic Stadium's track…
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