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Tony, who built a career as a radio sports reporter and is now a press officer for QPR, has been so determined to complete the challenge that he went part-time at work this season to be able finally finish his adventure.He has also had to manage his personal life around his football trips, including marrying his wife in summer to avoid missing matches.In 2023, he was presented with a trophy to mark his achievement of attending every one of QPR’s home matches for the past 50 years.”I actually almost missed my daughter being born”, he says. “My wife went into…

Former England captain Courtney Lawes says he is “officially unretiring from international duty” after signing for Sale Sharks for the 2026-27 season.The 37-year-old second row won three Six Nations championships and played in the 2019 World Cup final during a glittering 14-year England career before retiring from internationals after the 2023 tournament..Lawes spent his club career with Northampton Saints, winning two Prem titles, before joining French side Brive in 2024.”I’m officially un-retiring from international duty and I’d love to play for England again but first and foremost I want to play well for Sale and we’ll see what happens after…

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“Sometimes it feels that second class is literally the last thing that Royal Mail look at, in preference to parcels, but a lot of people use second class, a lot of online retailers use second class, because it is an affordable option for both us and the customer.”

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The race report from Suzuka actually mentioned that more than half Aston Martin’s deficit to the front was caused by the chassis.That information came from a very senior and knowledgeable figure over the course of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend.It also tallies with what other teams are seeing on the GPS data to which all have access, in terms of the cars’ speed on different parts of the track.The exact split in terms of the losses that can be attributed to car and engine at Aston Martin-Honda is not known, and it’s probably not possible to know, as of course…