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Solar geoengineering in the UK

Dimming the lights on Earth

The rejection of transgenderism being taught in Irish schools

Religious groups join forces to block plans

German health minister: jabs causing permanent damage

GERMANY'S Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach, who once claimed that covid-19 vaccination is free of side effects, admitted last week that he was wrong.

Governments worked to censor truth on social media

'True stories could fuel hesitancy' over taking injections

Varndell's glad to roll back the years

TOM Varndell has added another winner’s medal to his collection, at the ripe old age of 37.

Reid finds the fire to lead Bath fightback

IT’S been a long time coming but Bath’s first away win since November brought them huge satisfaction as they retrieved a 17-0 deficit to silence a sold-out Kingsholm and win there for the first time in five years.

Steward: We want to help Ashy get to that century

MIKE Brown has been left out of Tigers’ matchday 23 for the visit of Exeter today, with Freddie Steward joined in the back-three by the soon-tobe-retired Chris Ashton.

Curry brothers put the heat on Bristol

SALE’s England boys pulled together to help the Sharks return to winning ways and take a major step towards securing a home Premiership semi-final.

It was a real honour to lead Cov to promotion

ROWING up in North Lincolnshire, Leicester Tigers were my club. I idolised the ‘ABC Club’ so to get a phone call from Richard Cock erill asking me to come down and have a trial, and to then be coached by him and Graham Rowntree after winning a two-year academy deal at Tigers was a really big thing for me. I thought they’d be very hard operators but they were very patient with us young lads and the technical detail was next level.

Ruthless Chiefs slay Canes to stay on top

Super Rugby Pacific round-up

#CHAMPIONS!

Joy for Hashtag, Chatham & Totton

PODGE'S JOB IS NOT DONE YET!

PADRAIG AMOND says Woking don't want a playoff finish to be the end of their achievements this season.

FLEET IN AT 15 TO WON

Kutrieb's spot on with prediction

SUDDEN FALL OF THE IRON CURTAIN

CHRIS SUMPTER plots Scunthorpe United's sad demise from Championship to National League North

COL-DEN BOY IS SPIREITES HERO

CHESTERFIELD staged a battling last fightback from two goals down to blow the race wide open for third place.

SIX-GOAL TAGS CRUSH ROVERS

HASHTAG United sealed the Isthmian League North title in style, as they proved their worth as champions to ruthlessly Wakering Great Great sweep Rovers aside.

HEED RUN BROUGHT TO A HALT

FORM team Gatesten-game unhead's beaten ended in a heavy defeat at home to play-off chasing Bromley.

JARVIS TOPS AS INSPIRED GULLS LAND A FAB FIVE!

PROUD Gary Johnson hailed the contribution of Torquay's player of the year Aaron Jarvis after his hat-trick propelled the Gulls to a fifth successive win to boost their chances of beating the drop.

JORDAN'S EQUALISER HAS REDS IN CHARGE

ALFRETON TOWN will now feel A that they have the advantage over Gloucester City in the chase for the play-offs after Jordan Thewlis' late equaliser rescued a valuable point for the visitors.

All Blacks have what it takes to go all way

THE decision by New Zealand to announce a new coach of the All Blacks before a fouryear cycle has ended is quite sensational. As a neutral, you feel a bit for current coach Ian Foster going into the 2023 World Cup, with Scott Robertson named already as his successor as soon as the tournament is over.

Hastings on way back after shoulder injury

ADAM Hastings is in line to return to action for Gloucester before the end of the season, four months after the Scotland outside-half had shoulder surgery.

I'd love to play for Fiji, says Hughes

NATHAN Hughes has closed the chapter on his time in England but says he is awaiting the call from the Fijian selectors to appear for his country of birth.

It's double delight as Lucs finish on a high

THE home support was bouncing with this result, with Luctonians completing a deserved double over second-in-the-league Clifton, in what was a brutal tussle between two of the top four teams.

Going abroad won't make players better

REALLY am getting fed up with the constant call from players wanting to have their cake and eat it by calling for a change in the overseas players selection policy, as if that will suddenly make everything that’s wrong in the game right.

Kolbe the latest to consider his future

HEADING into the business end of France’s Top 14 season, more than on-pitch matters remain up in the air - quite a few big name players are heading into the closing weeks of the season with their futures still in doubt.

How I'd cut down on a blight in modern game

WHAT is happening to our game? There were plenty of cheers for Ulster hooker Tom Stewart as he made it back-to-back hat-tricks with his three-try salvo against the Dragons on Friday night. It was a performance that took his league try tally in the URC this season to a record 16, overtaking the previous highest of 14 by wings Tim Visser and Rabz Maxwane.

Last-chance saloon for title hopes - Baxter

HAVING beaten the Top 14 champions one week, the URC champions the next, Exeter now have the reigning Premiership champions Leicester in their sights.

England hit back with win over Italy

ENGLAND got their U18s Six Nations Festival back on track with a 26-10 victory over Italy.

Quins find their feet to finish job in style

ALEX Dombrandt put his Six Nations worries behind him to show himself “a different beast” for his club as Quins eventually overwhelmed bottom club Falcons.

Saints go fourth in battle for play-offs

SAINTS kept well in the race for a playoff place with a hard earned win against a largely shadow Sarries XV that contested the issue to the last.