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Chaim Rumkowski
I suspect that the name Chaim Rumkowski will mean little to readers of The Rust but, in his own controversial way, he epitomised many of the historical difficulties of World [...] -
Final day: Sussex beat Worcestershire
Sussex beat Worcestershire by 47 runs, making heavy weather of it. The morning was grey and dank but the moisture in the air assisted seam. Ollie Roberson bowled his heart [...] -
The Tanner Report: Fulham 1 Everton 3
The walk alongside the Thames from Putney Bridge is often heralded as the loveliest way to à football stadium. Yesterday I walked in a different direction – along the [...] -
Sussex v Worcestershire/first day
It was a topsy turvy day at Hove. The Sussex pace attack was denuded by the loss of Jayden Seales and Danny Lamb – so John Hayes was borrowed from Nottinghamshire [...]
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Chaim Rumkowski
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I suspect that the name Chaim Rumkowski will mean little to readers of The Rust but, in his own controversial way, he epitomised many of the historical difficulties of World [...]
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A la Colthard / Il Vicolo
March 14, 2025 // 0 Comments
On the train to London yesterday I read an article in The Times about ‘In’ restaurants that blacklist you. As I have une horreur of fashionable restaurants, I had [...]
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The Tanner Report: Fulham 1 Everton 3
May 11, 2025 // 0 Comments
The walk alongside the Thames from Putney Bridge is often heralded as the loveliest way to à football stadium. Yesterday I walked in a different direction – along the [...]
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Final day: Sussex beat Worcestershire
May 13, 2025 // 0 Comments
Sussex beat Worcestershire by 47 runs, making heavy weather of it. The morning was grey and dank but the moisture in the air assisted seam. Ollie Roberson bowled his heart [...]
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Chaim Rumkowski
May 14, 2025 // 0 Comments
I suspect that the name Chaim Rumkowski will mean little to readers of The Rust but, in his own controversial way, he epitomised many of the historical difficulties of World [...]
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Eubank v McKenna
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Last night was something of a rarity: live boxing on free-to -air television. The Noble Art has suffered from satellite coverage and pay-to-view and I cannot be the only [...]
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The Great Escape
April 23, 2025 // 0 Comments
A Bank Holiday would not be one without showing The Great Escape (1963) and – sure enough – Film 4 showed it on a cold Easter Monday. The previous day I had [...]
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Dora Carrington/Pallant Gallery
April 26, 2025 // 0 Comments
Was Dora Carrington an entitled, hedonistic member of the Bloomsbury set or a talented artist not properly recognised as she was a woman? I went along to see her exhibition [...]
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A la Colthard / Il Vicolo
March 14, 2025 // 0 Comments
On the train to London yesterday I read an article in The Times about ‘In’ restaurants that blacklist you. As I have une horreur of fashionable restaurants, I had [...]