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How I would prepare to referee England - Vimarsana News

How I would prepare to referee England

A referee’s pre-match preparations changed drastically over the course of my career and it forms a key part of the performances we will see by the officials this weekend.

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'Never stop fighting' - Will Stuart urges England to show spirit against Wales - Vimarsana News

'Never stop fighting' - Will Stuart urges England to show spirit against Wales

Wales boss Warren Gatland has said Twickenham ‘doesn’t hold any trepidation’.

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British Museum to put stolen items on public display - Vimarsana News

British Museum to put stolen items on public display

The British Museum is putting 10 of the items that had been stolen from them on display to the public, months after the London museum admitted that hundreds of objects from its collection were missing. The Rediscovering Gems exhibition, beginning this month, will also show more than 500 objects that were not caught up in the thefts. All the previously stolen items will be in their own showcase and clearly labelled. These include a Roman first century profile bust of goddess Minerva/Athena in bla

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Rugby must take risks to convert TikTok generation, says Six Nations chief - Vimarsana News

Rugby must take risks to convert TikTok generation, says Six Nations chief

Facing a period of transition, the sport needs to shift to entertainment to reach new fans, says Tom Harrison

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British Museum to put stolen items on show - Vimarsana News

British Museum to put stolen items on show

The British Museum will put 10 items stolen from its collection on show later this month.