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Every time you play, the music changes to follow the action. what's important to understand is that composing for a game is such a multifaceted job. you have to compose for when nothing's going on. or when action is happening. you have to account for the fact that the player might do something unpredictable. the amount of music and the amount talent that goes into even a 10—hour game, let alone a 50 or 100—hour game, it takes an awful lot of talent and hard work — not just from composers but everyone who works on game audio — and recognising it is really important. and that recognition...

It in a rugby player, and certainly not in a female rugby player. some experts now believe that women playing a contact sport are twice as likely to suffer concussion than men. what this evidence is telling us is that — funnily enough — males and females are different. and this one—size—all approach to concussion, which is based almost exclusively on research in men — it's not going to fit. we're not really hearing any female voices on this. and if women are going to hit their 405, 50s, 60s, working age and have a risk of dementia, then that's a real negligence, isn't it? with former...

With former players asking questions about the past, there are calls for rugby to make changes now to better protect players. 0verdue for many is reducing the level of contact and hits in training. do you understand why they didn't make the changes that the nfl made? no, i don't. i think it was such a, erm, a widely publicised thing, and such an obvious thing when you look back now, er, i am surprised. different coaches like different things. some put a big contact day, or a smash day in early in the week to get all their contacts out of the way without really knowing the full implications of ...

Appointment and he said it was a concussive seizure, and that he'd only actually ever seen it in boxing before. he'd not actually seen it in a rugby player, and certainly not in a female rugby player. some experts now believe that women playing a contact sport are twice as likely to suffer concussion than men. what this evidence is telling us is that — funnily enough — males and females are different. and this one—size—all approach to concussion, which is based almost exclusively on research in men — it's not going to fit. we're not really hearing any female voices on this. and if wo...

Playing a contact sport are twice as likely to suffer concussion than men. what this evidence is telling us is that — funnily enough — males and females are different. and this one—size—all approach to concussion, which is based almost exclusively on research in men — it's not going to fit. we're not really hearing any female voices on this. and if women are going to hit their 40s, 50s, 60s, working age and have a risk of dementia, then that's a real negligence, isn't it? with former players asking questions about the past, there are calls for rugby to make changes now to better prot...