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Literary tour de force on the Tour de France
Two books explain the encounters of cycling’s biggest event the Tour de France’s rich history and present.
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A light on the darkness
Bruce Springsteen’s latest DVD set offers an intriguing overview of his career.
Hatred keeps the Tour wheels turning
After all the smiles and handshakes it was surprising that Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck didn’t blow kisses to each other in Paris.
Playing their own game has paid off — so far
Before his team eliminated Brazil from the World Cup Bert van Marwijk promised us that total football was dead — and he was right.
Things Fabio Capello got wrong
Distant, out of touch and doubting his squad
was his undoing, writes <b>Richard Williams</b>.
A putt for redemption
Tiger Woods may have to work on more than his swing if he wants to make a real comeback.
A genius distilled
Charlie Parker lived hard, played hard, died young. Now an uncanny sculpture of him in his last months has resurfaced.
The horsepower and the glory
With four champions pitted against each other, the 2010 F1 season could prove to be quite a contest.
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How Button got switched on
It took a while, but through perseverance, patience and humility, Jensen Button is finally at the top, writes Richard Williams.
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Jacko the genius
For all Michael Jackson’s flaws he was the greatest
entertainer of his age.
