Ronnie O’Sullivan’s question for a second English Open title is over, after he was stunned 4-1 by Martin Gould. The reigning world champion was the favourite for the match, and for the overall tournament, but a polished display by his opponent put play to those predictions. Gould came back from...
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It’s that time of year again – the time of candy canes and warm gingerbread, the time of Santa and snowmen (let’s hope we get snow this year!). And what would Christmas be without the same sixty or so festive songs played on repeat for the whole of December? For...
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Scroll back through the pages of The Boar’s Games section, and you’ll find my Pokémon journey – from riding high to gradually becoming more and more disillusioned with the franchise’s staleness. Sword and Shield were the final straw, and even the broadly positive reception of Legends: Arceus wasn’t enough to...
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Reece Goodall speaks on the anniversary of the 1952 great smog of London and what has changed since.
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As the UK suffers through a transport meltdown on its railways, Sophie Flint investigates why there is such a crisis and what could be done to solve it
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Libertine Burger, a burger company with a restaurant on Warwick Street in Leamington, has been shortlisted as a finalist in the West Midlands region of the Just Eat Restaurant Awards.
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As we reach the final days of Autumn, George Smith explains the chemistry behind our vibrant planet's ever-changing colours.
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Former Masters champion Yan Bingtao is among the seven Chinese snooker players suspended from the World Snooker Tour (WST) as part of an ongoing investigation into match-fixing. He was due to face off against Ashley Hugill in the first round of the English Open on Monday 12 December, but he...
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Reece Goodall explores the incredible adventure of the race to the South Pole and the people behind the story
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Harry Torrance looks into the effects that leaving the single market and the customs union has had on Britain's food prices and how Britons are footing the bill for Westminster's decisions
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A car has crashed into the side of a university building in Dundee.
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If you’re a fan of Warcraft, the following statement will most likely be uncontroversial: World of Warcraft has been in a bit of a state for the past few years. Once the champion of the MMO gaming world and beloved by many at its peak of over 10 million players,...
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