Journalistic errors, once safely turned into chip wrapper, now live on in online formaldehyde, writes Mark Lawson in The Guardian Imagine that in 20 y…
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Category: Sports digest
No excuses for Scallies’ scams
From Patrick Barclay, Sunday Telegraph On the eve of Wednesday night’s European Cup final, one of many interviews with Liverpool supporters show…
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England netballers bid to change world order
England’s netballers go into tonight’s Tri-Nations Series match against Australia knowing that they could re-write their sport’s wor…
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Glasgow “in shape” to win 2014 bid
Natasha Woods reports on growing confidence around Glasgow’s bid to stage the 2014 Commonwealth Games In a significant departure from his usuall…
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Shock: English club victorious in Europe
From Simon Hattenstone, Guardian Unlimited With the season drawing to its close, a London football club can still win an unprecedented quadruple. They…
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Hoy off to reach new heights
From Brendan Gallagher, Daily Telegraph Just when you thought the flag-flying, morale-boosting days of Donald Campbell and Neville Duke had disappeare…
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Fans unite to threaten boycott of Wembley
Ahead of the first FA Cup Final at the new Wembley Stadium later this month, Chelsea and Manchester United supporters are uniting in protest at the wa…
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Briton takes silver at European gymnastics
Daniel Keatings, a 17-year-old from Huntingdon, today became the first British man for five years to win a medal at the European gymnastics championsh…
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IOC attacked over Beijing’s “genocide Games”
From David Bond, Daily Telegraph The Olympic movement has found itself at the centre of a new storm over China’s human rights record as official…
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Five reasons why English clubs dominate Europe
From Gabriele Marcotti, The Sunday Herald To some of the English press, it’s open-and-shut. If there are three English clubs in the semi-finals …
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