Bristol’s remarkable clubbing legacy: A safe place for the absurd
How liminal clubbing spaces helped to carve out Bristol’s alternative sonic identity, while providing a haven for a mix of races, classes and ‘scruffy hippies’
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Ngoma Nites: From rumba and benga to the digital revolution in Nairobi
This extract from the book Ten Cities details the evolution of the club scene in Nairobi, with a focus on the mid-1990s
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Youngster sets up New Zealand cricket victory
Teenage quick Tim Southee’s career-best haul paved the way for up an unlikely 22-run win for New Zealand in in Bristol on Saturday.
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Sachin stars in thrilling India win
Sachin Tendulkar’s 99 set up India’s nine-run victory against England at Nevil Road on Friday, which saw them level the seven-match one-day international series at 1-1. Tendulkar’s innings was the centrepiece of India’s record 329 for-7. In reply, the hosts got close, ending on 320-8. Ian Bell top-scored for England with 64.
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They taste so good ‘cos they eat so good
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, there is nothing left in Rick Undesser’s turkey barns but feathers and dirt. The slaughter began 10 days before Thanksgiving. A team of 24 hauled 350 birds a day from the barns to the butcher shop where they were slaughtered, plucked and packaged in air-tight plastic.
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‘Genius-like’ Pietersen delights Vaughn
England captain Michael Vaughan was full of admiration for Kevin Pietersen after the Hampshire batsman added to his growing list of breathtaking one-day innings with a commanding 91 not out in Sunday’s triangular series victory against world champions Australia. England was faltering in their pursuit of 253 but Pietersen saw them home at the County Ground.
