ROB STEEN pays an affectionate and personal tribute to Christopher Martin-Jenkins, the former cricket correspondent of the BBC, Telegraph and Times, w…
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Chief sports writer, Richard Williams, leaves Guardian
Williams has enjoyed a stellar and varied career, which has included editing London listings weekly Time Out, working as the head of A&R at Island Rec…
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Media invite: world series squash finals, Jan 4
There will be opportunities to see the venue, attend morning practice sessions and talk to players and executives from the World Squash Federation and…
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Giller’s sporting quiz of 2012: the answers
Have you been waiting breathlessly for the answers to Norman Giller's quiz of the year? Well here they are... How did you score?…
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Brock-Doyle receives OBE in honours list
The Sports Journalists' Association sends its congratulations to Jackie Brock-Doyle, the director of communications and public affairs at LOCOG, the L…
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Don’t be a loser with Norman Giller’s 2012 quiz
As the greatest sporting year of my 70-something life reaches its dying embers, let’s throw one more log on the fire and rekindle some off-beat memo…
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Gentlemen, players and flying high with Pegasus
ANTON RIPPON interviews Ken Shearwood, a former footballer and first-class cricketer whose definitive history of a famous football club has been re-is…
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2012: A year we will never forget
Here, in case you needed any reminding of a memorable 2012, is a brief video, featuring Bradley Wiggins, Sir Michael Parkinson, Jess Ennis, George O'G…
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Christmas goals galore and modern sobering tale
10-1. No, not the odds on the winner in the King George on Boxing day, but the score at Craven Cottage on December 26, 1963, as NORMAN GILLER fondly r…
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Entries now open for Sports Journalism Awards
A London Games photography category, a new sports website award, and fewer restrictions on how many entries can be submitted. JON RYAN, the chairman o…
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