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– We start with Dutch Grand Prix winner Lando Norris – Kimi Antonelli reflects on his second-place finish at Zandvoort – George Russell looks back on his podium finish on Sunday – Pedro Acosta talks about his upcoming move to Ducati – We finish with a preview of the next round of the World Rally Championship
– Mitchell Starc stars as Australia bounce back against Bangladesh – Joe Root begins his second spell as England Test captain with a dominant win over Pakistan – Gary Kirsten on Sri Lanka’s rebuilding process and search for consistency – What’s next for the Proteas Men, plus the importance of long-term player development – Proteas Women preview, CSA Partners Forum, results and upcoming fixtures
We’ve all been there. You leave your home to go and do some shopping and then forget something. So you take your phone out to make a call and see that the phone battery is extremely low. Or perhaps you have gone out to a new restaurant and need the maps app on your phone to see how to get home, but the battery is running low and might not […]
– We kick off with Scottie Scheffler on the FedEx Cup Playoffs and the ongoing LIV Golf debate. – Rassie Erasmus talks team selection ahead of the Springboks’ clash with the All Blacks. – We cross to the New Zealand camp as they preview the big Test against the Springboks. – Frank Lampard prepares to lead Coventry City back into the Premier League, with their campaign getting underway tonight. – […]
This fascinating subject was brought to my attention by a member trying to answer his granddaughter’s question on: Why do we have surnames? I thought it to be an interesting topic for our readers. There is a great deal of information on the net about this. I have selected, and put together, a brief explanation. Surnames originated primarily to uniquely identify individuals. As populations grew, communities became less stable, and […]
You have a family member, friend or loved one who is living far away or perhaps so far, that they are on the other side of the world, but you really would like to see them again. In the past, one would make a call to the telephone exchange and request a long-distance call which often was quite costly. And, for those of us who are old enough, you had […]
