Constitution Hill suffers Cheletenham fright: Angry de Boinville has heart in mouth after a brutal last-fence scare
Angry Nico de Boinville admitted his heart was in his mouth after a brutal last-fence scare almost sank superstar Constitution Hill.
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David Gray thanks Ben Kensell for swerving Hibs silent treatment and giving him belief to turn club round
David Gray has thanked outgoing Hibs chief Ben Kensell for not giving him the silent treatment as the club toiled at the basement. And the Easter Road boss insists the support he had from Kensell gave him the encouragement to transform their season.
Mark Ogren rules out Dundee United sale but admits club could follow in the footsteps of Hibs and Hearts
Mark Ogren has made it clear Dundee United is not for sale although he would be open to possible new investment.
Migration Commissioner open to EU finance for border walls and fences
The European Commissioner for Home Affairs has left the door open to use of EU money to finance barriers at the bloc's external borders.
Fencing: Samuel hinges C’wealth hosting rights on successful W/Cup
President of the Nigeria Fencing Federation, Adeyinka Samuel, has explained that the country’s successful hosting of the 2025 World Cup persuaded the Commonwealth Fencing Federation (CFF) to award its 2026 championships right to the nation. Nigeria made history yesterday when it became the first African country to be awarded the hosting rights for the 2026 Commonwealth Senior and Veterans Fencing Championships. The CFF conditionally approved Nigeria’s bid, with certain conditions to be met for the 2026 tournament. This achievement follows Nigeria’s successful hosting of the Fencing World Cup last year, the first time a Sub-Saharan African country hosted such an event. Over 10 countries participated in the World Cup staged at Charter House Lagos. Samuel said that Nigeria beat Australia, a nation that has hosted the Commonwealth Championships three times and is among the most experienced globally, to win the hosting right.
Fencing-Iron Maiden's Dickinson shows his mettle in France
PARIS : Iron Maiden will not be back on tour before May, yet the heavy metal band frontman Bruce Dickinson was on stage on Sunday, taking part in a veteran fencing competition in northern France.
Manchester council applies to court to 'close' red tent homeless camp
Manchester council has applied to the courts for a ‘possession order’ to dismantle the ‘red tent’ homeless camp outside the town hall.
I found a £35 garden storage box that 'hides any clutter' cheaper than B&Q and The Range
Spring and summer may feel like a million months away, but warmer days will be here before we know it. If your garden is looking a little bit worse for wear following the torrential rain and snow that has plagued many parts of the UK over the past few weeks, now might be the time to start organising it.