Warwick Triathlon member crowned world champion
Isaac Leigh hears about Warwick Triathlon's world champions and romantic gestures.
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Why has Murray coverage fallen so flat?
Isaac Leigh wonders why there is little excitement surrounding Andy Murray's defence of his US Open title
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Premier League 2013-14: editor’s predictions
Isaac Leigh puts his neck on the line and predicts the outcome of what promises to be a thrilling Premier League season
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Campana can be the jewel in the Palace crown
Joe Shennan argues that a fantastic signing by newly-promoted Crystal Palace has been allowed to slip under the radar this summer.
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Tour de France winner Froome can be cycling saviour
Isaac Leigh looks back on Chris Froome's triumph at the Tour de France, and how he can help to heal the tainted world of cycling.
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Warwick Squash win national award
Squash clinch one of the most prestigious BUCS trophies.
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Festival Review: Glastonbury
After being absent from the summer schedule last year, could the UK's biggest music festival live up to its huge expectations for 2013? Isaac Leigh has the full lowdown
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Canoe believe what these Warwick graduates are doing?
Isaac Leigh talks to two members of Warwick Athletics who are set to travel nearly 3000 miles across Europe in a canoe.
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Sports Ball proves successful once again
Isaac Leigh reviews the annual event at Hilton Metropole, and speaks to some of the major winners on the night.
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Newcastle United: a club addicted to self-destruction
Editor Isaac Leigh reflects on the dramatic events at the club he supports, Newcastle United.
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Classical Modern Dance: charity fundraisers and performers
Emily Vincent looks back on CMD's impressive year before their performance at the Warwick Student Arts Festival.
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Daniel Kitson: The Hidden Genius
Isaac Leigh praises Daniel Kitson's comedy show, who has been called “the finest comedian of his generation”
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Swimming against the tide
Isaac Leigh speaks to women's first-team captain Ruth Scanlan after a tough year.
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