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'What I'm doing is just sharing things that have worked for me. I think each individual has to find what works for them.'

WHAT WOULD AN INDEPENDENT TEXAS LOOK LIKE?

SECESSION CAMPAIGNERS HAVE PUSHED TO GET A FREEDOM REFERENDUM ON THE BALLOT IN THE LONE STAR STATE. IS THE RETURN TO BEING A REPUBLIC A PIPE DREAM OR IS IT COMING DOWN THE PIPE?

Harvard in Turmoil

Campuses are hotbeds of protest, but it's nothing new. Nor is it as bad now as in the '60s and '70s

I Wish Mom Had Ozempic. She'd Have Liked Me

Semaglutide drugs would have made a huge difference to my mother's mental health and to our relationship

Collegiate Swifties Rejoice

Here's why schools from the Ivy League to the U.K. are offering electives on Taylor Swift - from her social significance to her business acumen

Jake Johnson

'If the business is gone and the dream is over, [Self Reliance] was the movie I wanted to make'

GREENS MOURN ENGLAND LEGEND JOHN

HENDON are mourning the death of legendary goalkeeper John Swannell, who died on Wednesday following a heart attack.

I'll protect new boys, promises Borthwick

STEVE Borthwick has vowed to protect his Six Nations rookies from the social media trolls and insists there will be time for players to let their hair down in camp.

Paver: Championship a great launchpad

ALAN Paver insists the Championship still remains the ‘perfect launchpad’ for young players and coaches to reach the very pinnacle of the modern-day game.

NEIL'S STILL CHOSEN ONE FOR REBELS

NEIL Reynolds says he is determined to repay FC United’s faith in him after agreeing to extend his contract as manager until April 2026.

Students are being taught some crucial rugby lessons

LOUGHBOROUGH are relishing the opportunity to play in National 2 West because of the experience it offers.

Focus for Field is finding a way forward to a fantastic future

THE departure of longstanding director of rugby Gareth Lewis and the loss of key players has presented Huddersfield with a challenging first half of the season.

Taylor happy to leave the bad times behind

FOLLOWING London Irish’s demise, Gloucester has been a safe haven for numerous redundant Exiles and promising England U20s flyhalf Rory Taylor is one of many loving life in his new surroundings.

Llandovery edge past rivals Ebbw

LLANDOVERY clung on to beat Ebbw Vale 17-15 in the battle of the Welsh Premiership’s top two.

Sanderson hoping record crowd will inspire Sharks

ALEX Sanderson wants La Rochelle to feel the noise as they prepare to take on the back-to-back European champions in front of a predicted sell-out at the Salford Community Stadium.

Lewis hoping to make some big headlines of his own!

DAN Lewis believes Leicester Lions have what it takes to beat the drop after their victory over Blackheath last weekend.

Ben making a Kell of an impression with Bury!

BEN Kelland took over the forwards coach responsibilities alongside his work in Bury St Edmunds’ second-row and has created a formidable pack that have contributed to his side’s unbeaten home record.

Hutchinson glad to be back in the fold

MUCH has been made of the five backs from free-scoring North- ampton who have made the Six Nations squad, but just as deserving was the recall for Scotland centre Rory Hutchinson whose last cap came 18 months ago.

Beard: To get the call was a dream come true

OSCAR Beard missed the call he dared not expect. The Harlequins centre had shut himself in his room at home at the time England’s head coach Steve Borthwick was calling players to tell them they were in his squad for the Six Nations.

England must play with the 'wow' factor

ONE of the biggest talking points of Steve Borthwick’s 2024 Six Nations squad is the selection of Jamie George as England captain. I’m not sure how innovative or game-changing it is, or whether it will prove to be great foresight.

Noon proud to be top of the hit parade

BECKY Noon is delighted her dirty work in the engine room is being noticed as the Leicester Tigers lock was named top tackler in the Women’s Premiership this season.

CAM THE KING FOR LAKELAND

'Massive' point for Linnets

MAGPIES RALLY FOR STRICKEN STAR JEZ

RELIEVED boss Tim Sills vowed that Wimborne Town would rally round in support of teammate Jez Bedford following his ‘touch and go’ brush with a lacerated kidney.

Tough for Falcons as Diamond gets ready

NEWCASTLE’S players will have their fourth boss in less than a year when Steve Diamond starts work as consultant director of rugby next month.

MANCINI GIVES KEV A PERFECT PLATFORM

ANTHONY Mancini’s stunning second-half winner handed watching new Hartlepool United head coach Kevin Phillips the perfect boost.

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH STU!

Maynard relishing Notts opportunity

Leicester left waiting for spot in knockouts

LEINSTER may have started slowly but their typical steely composure eventually overpowered Leicester for a third successive encounter between the teams.

Lynagh lets rip with stunning try double

LOUIS Lynagh, just 23 and still with a big future, returned to form and prominence with a decisive brace of first-half tries as Quins marched into the round of 16 with a seven-try demolition of Ulster.

Reid: We are out to finish on a high

EVEN for five-time champions Toulouse, achieving a perfect 15 points from 15 record from the first three rounds of the Champions Cup had proved beyond them until this season.

BROWN OFF TO A FLYER WITH KIDDY

PHIL BROWN enjoyed a dream start to his reign at Kidderminster Harriers, as the National League strugglers stormed back from two goals down to defeat Aldershot Town in a pulsating affair.