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I Tested Trail Running Against Road Running for 30 Days—and One Improved My Fitness Significantly More

I blame the Salomons, personally.

Marie Claire

‘I used to have to leave events like this’: Glastonbury’s biggest change this year is how it caters for neurodivergent people

GLASTONBURY 2025: The UK’s greatest music festival is many things, but tranquil isn’t one of them, which makes it a tricky destination for the neurodivergent. Olivia Petter discovers the new ways in which Glastonbury is trying to change that

The Independent UK

Australia welcomes Owen Farrell omission but Lions get backing as firm favourites

The prospect of an underwhelming squad did not materialise but most commentators suggest the Wallabies can be competitive

The Guardian - UK

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“There’s always more to give deep down” – ultra runner Harry Jones shares 4 things he’s doing to prepare for the UTMB finals

With his fourth attempt at the 100 km CCC race this weekend, Jones is focused on altitude, nutrition, psychological preparation and, of course, the perfect shoes

Advnture

“I’ve made the podium dozens of times as a vegan ultra runner – here’s why I think plants and performance go hand in hand”

We speak to vegan ultra runner Harry Jones about how he fuels his long distance races on plants

Advnture

Essendon's Scott wants AFL tribunal review after season

Essendon coach Brad Scott, also the former boss of AFL football operations, says the tribunal system has become too punitive and needs a review.

AAP

Bombers welcome back Wright, ponder Anzac Day reshuffle

Essendon will welcome back Peter Wright from suspension for their Anzac Day blockbuster against Collingwood and could go tall at the MCG.

AAP

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Boy Born Without Arm Gets Bionic Limb For Christmas

10-year-old boy receives bionic arm in time for Christmas, fulfilling his dreams of two-handed activities

Zenger

Rugby Championship: South Africa 43-12 Australia in opening Test – as it happened

An Arendse hat-trick and two penalty tries means the Springboks sink the Wallabies in Jone’s first game in charge.

The Guardian - AU

The 12 latest high-profile deals from across the North West

BusinessLive has rounded up some of the latest top deals you should not miss

Birmingham Post

One of 'world's coolest streets' is behind Manchester ring road - but not all locals are convinced

Some say it's like being abroad in a European city while others are sick of what it has become. Does the Ancoats street in Manchester really live up to its Time Out position? Saffron Otter paid a visit to one of the most talked about neighbourhoods in Manchester

Daily Mirror

Former Tesco, Apple and Dunelm boss joins international logistics firm after £15m investment

ITD Global operates in six locations across the UK, Netherlands, China and Hong Kong

Birmingham Post

Mum describes pain of losing son, 4, who died in sleep from hidden condition

Harry Jones, 4, tragically died in his sleep in 2004 from an undiagnosed condition, and his family have now opened about how a special annual event helps keep his memory alive

Daily Mirror

Cat owner spends £80 to find out what's wrong with pet - only to find she's sick of him

A cat owner has been left £80 out of pocket after rushing his pet to the vets when she started acting out of character - only to find out she was just sick of him

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10 years ago, one SpaceX launch showed NASA they could work with Elon Musk

On May 22, 2012, SpaceX launched Dragon C2/3, changing the course of space science and cementing its place as NASA's go-to partner to help resupply the International Space Station.

Daily Record

Disabled student faces missing graduation due to university 'not accommodating him'

Harry Jones suffers from photosensitive epilepsy - but the university says "several options to mitigate risk" have been suggested.

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