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Why don't rock bands do their job any more?

Aging supergroup frontman terrified by TV news

The natural world and the layers of the matrix

Where’s your mind at?

Spanish bishop condemns Agenda 2030

BISHOP Manuel Sánchez Monge of Santander condemned the United Nations' Agenda 2030 in a scathing opinion piece published by a regional newspaper in Spain. He took aim at the hidden agendas of 'sustainable development goals' and questioned the real objectives of the UN.

Be very afraid of cancer treatments

More sickness equals greater profit

Dave 'Spiderman' Chick - one man can make a huge difference

Twenty years ago, a legendary campaigner made national news for his one-man protests over fathers’ rights to see their children

Comedy is no laughing matter

Freud on using jokes to create subversion

Control over money will end in total slavery

Free exchange of goods and services is bedrock of freedom

No evidence masks made any difference

Cochrane review delayed while mask mandates were imposed

FINALLY, I CAN SLEEP AT NIGHT

Relief after a collective County effort

GB sevens players pondered boycott

SEVERAL Great Britain Sevens players thought about refusing to participate in this weekend’s London leg of the World Series due to being treated ‘as a second thought’ by the home nations and a lack of clarity over contracts that expire next month.

Colombe try leaves the Aviva stunned

LA ROCHELLE retained the Champions Cup after staging the greatest final comeback in the tournament’s history.

Chiefs bounce back to tame Hurricanes

Super Rugby Pacific round-up

Sharks can give favourites a fright

ALEX Sanderson is quality, and that is why he has managed to take Sale to their first Premiership final for 17 years.

O'Gara breaks Leinster hearts

My lads showed serious resolve, says O’Gara

HALL WANTS HIS SLICE OF THE GLORY

“THIS time next year, Rodney, I’ll be on that pitch.”

If Sale win it could be a real game-changer

SALE Sharks director of rugby Alex Sanderson was close to tears after last week's semi-final win against Leicester. Not because of the win, but the difference it could make to the north of England Rugby Union.

When it's your time to go, you just know

WELL, I didn’t see any of that coming! Two retirements within an hour of each other on a Friday afternoon is unusual to say the least. Given it involved two of the most iconic players of the professional era in Welsh rugby made it even more stunning. It left me baffled, bemused and wondering what the hell was going on.

Sharks deserve far more recognition

RUGBY has its favourites and we in the media are as guilty as any of promoting them above others but I’ve always been amazed that the Sale championship-winning team of 2006 is not more lauded. Sale that year defeated a very strong Leicester side 4520 in the final and in so doing became the first team to ever top the regular season league table and win the play-offs.

Superstar Parisse signs off in style

SERGIO Parisse got the send off he deserved as Toulon ended their Challenge Cup final curse by thrashing Glasgow at the Aviva Stadium.

Dallaglio's turned into Nostradamus

OF THE 12 clubs to have won European rugby’s supreme prize, only one dared to do so from an antiquated pavilion built by The Gas Light & Coke Company a century ago.

WEMBLEY FAR FROM LIMIT TO WHAT WE CAN ACHIEVE

MIKE WILLIAMSON reflects on Gateshead’s ‘amazing journey’ from the brink of extinction to Wembley – but insists the best is still to come from his side

Prop Sarah is revelling in her turn in the spotlight

SARAH Bern has gone from having the lights turned out on her training sessions to sharing the same facilities as the men at Bristol Bears, and earlier this month played in front of a world record crowd of 58,498.

Bentley's late score seals it for Lancashire

FLANKER Tane Bentley side-stepped two defenders and sprinted over to score and send Lancashire to Twickenham by the tiniest of margins.

Clock is ticking as Irish eye takeover

LONDON Irish have nine days to prove they have the funds to keep their place in the Premiership next season – or risk joining Wasps at the bottom of the English league pyramid.

BLUES ARGUE NORTH MOVE

BISHOP’S STORTFORD say they owe it to their shareholders, players, officials, volunteers and supporters to appeal the FA’s decision to place them in National League North next season

AMBITIOUS KURT CAN NOW PUSH ONWARDS

KURT Willoughby says he is ready to leave National League North behind for good after a sensational season with Chester

MAD WE'VE ACHIEVED SO MUCH...

REECE FLEET remembers when Oxford City’s pitch was more like a sandpit – now they’re getting ready to strut their stuff on the National League’s carpets

BYRNE GETS A FINAL MOMENT

CAPTAIN Shane Byrne couldn’t hide his emotions after Kidderminster clinched promotion at the expense of his former club

Falcons set for freshen up after turbulent time

NEWCASTLE finished bottom of the Premiership after heavy defeats in their last three matches, but they are confident of avoiding the drop next season if relegation is reintroduced.

Being a one-club means so much to me man

MY LIFE IN RUGBY ALEX TAIT THE FORMER NEWCASTLE & ENGLAND U20 FULL-BACK/WINGER