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Attitudes to concussion have thankfully transformed completely since the 1980s – an era when, scarily, there was nothing remarkable about players getting concussed, having a head-wash by the physio’s ‘magic sponge,’ and then carrying on playing. Current practice is worlds away from such folly.
I’m fully vaccinated and I have had my booster. No, I don’t know “what’s in it”. Neither this vaccine or the ones I had as a child. Nor do I…
JULIAN Assange has suffered a minor stroke while on remand in prison. This comes a day after the High Court supported an appeal for him to be extradited to the…
PRIME LIAR Boris Johnson, was last night accused of misleading his own ethics adviser and could face suspension from the House of Commons for it. After a disastrous series of…
A NATIONAL rail strike ballot is looming as the government demands companies make 10 per cent cuts in spending and lengthy negotiations are going nowhere. Unions have been in talks since…
Click to watch an elderly two part BBC TV discussion about a play written by Leftwing playwright Jim Allen which was blocked by Zionists and has never seen the light…
It is surprising in this country how we learn to play sports as kids without ever getting to read the rules. The “two-hands-on-it-is-keeper’s-ball” ‘rule’ is one we all get wrong, because the laws of the game do not in fact say that.
Casey describes “rife drunkenness” and “drug-use.” Police dogs were kicked, officers attacked, bodies were “flung to the floor” and families of some of the players were “scared for their lives.”
In 1984 came the bombshell, as Kennedy was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, casting new light on his decline. From there, his life descended into tragedy.
There are possible signs, albeit from far too small a sample-size to be conclusive yet, that Omicron’s emergence is good news.