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FOUND: 2 - What They Never Told You

Neighbours legend Ian Smith quitting soap as he announces 'non-fixable' cancer diagnosis

Ian Smith, 86, who has played Harold Bishop in the show since 1987, revealed the sad news on Monday

Evening Standard

The sensible position UK motorsport is taking on sustainability

For a sport that generally provides such a tremendous assault on all the senses, the notion of sustainability can seem a little alien. The idea of being environmentally friendly and responsible in a racing world portrayed in some quarters as a gas-guzzling hobby for the rich can seem like two…

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Motorsport UK launches consultation about introducing sustainable fuels

Motorsport UK has launched a consultation surrounding proposals requiring sustainable fuels to be adopted from 2026 in all UK championships and series that stipulate the use of specialist racing fuels.

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Sign language cricket commentary helps bridge the gap for deaf players and fans

NEW DELHI: Ian Smith's thrilling narration of Suryakumar Yadav's spectacular catch near the boundary in the T20 World Cup final and Jatin Sapru's enthusiastic shouts of 'long-off, long-off…!' brought joy to millions of Indian viewers who witnessed history unfold on their television screens.

The Times of India

Pressure of winning makes Men in Blue vulnerable: Ian Smith

Ian Smith was in the commentary box when MS Dhoni fell just short of his crease, being run out by a direct hit from Martin Guptill in the deep, during the World Cup semifinal in 2019. Smith's voice, a combination of euphoria at New Zealand closing in on the final-and…

The Times of India

'Fear of failure and...': Former New Zealand cricketer Ian Smith analyzes Indian cricket team's struggle to win ICC trophy

NEW DELHI: Former New Zealand cricketer Ian Smith believes that the Indian cricket team's inability to clinch major titles stems from a deep-rooted fear of failure. Despite their immense talent and skill, Team India has not secured a ICC trophy since 2013, leaving fans and experts perplexed.

The Times of India

NEW DELHI: Former New Zealand cricketer Ian Smith believes India’s wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant could potentially get close to Australian great Adam Gilchrist's achievements if he maintains his current form. But Smith noted that comparing Pant to Gilchrist at this moment would be premature.

The Times of India

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Best podcasts of the week: Is Bruce Springsteen an unlikely queer icon? Two fans makes the case

A pair of ‘queer nerds’ obsessed with the American rock hero break down his legacy in Because the Boss Belongs to Us. Plus: five of the best podcasts about Britain

The Guardian - UK

T20 World Cup: Ian smith questions readiness of New Zealand squad

NEW DELHI: Ian Smith, a former cricket player for New Zealand, has questioned the team's preparedness for the T20 World Cup, claiming that it appeared rusty and utterly disorganised after the crushing loss to Afghanistan.

The Times of India

Neighbours legend Ian Smith wants to return to West End stage aged 85

EXCLUSIVE The Harold Bishop actor reveals the real reason he came out of retirement as he prepares to return as a series regular on the Australian soap

Evening Standard

Neighbours confirms a return for show LEGEND Harold Bishop!

Neighbours fans are THRILLED by the news!

WhatToWatch

Neighbours legend Harold Bishop set to return to soap full time months after guest appearance

The news was announced on the Aussie soap’s social media on Monday

Evening Standard

Ian Smith Capturing A Precious Moment With His Baby

Former rugby player Ian Smith's heartwarming moment with his baby captures the beauty of fatherhood and the importance of family bonds.

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Ian Smith's Dedication Shines Through In Gym Routine Success

Discover the inspiring journey of Ian Smith, a fitness enthusiast who embodies dedication, resilience, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence in his gym ...

The Guardian - UK

From Poor Things to Jekyll & Hyde: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Emma Stone makes a fantastic freaky Frankenfeminist, while a one-man, dual personality, tour de force hits Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

The best theatre, comedy and dance of 2023

Our critics’ highlights of the year include a 24-hour marathon, a standup welcoming hecklers, a reboot of The Matrix and a bus ride filled with emotion

The Guardian - UK

‘Not going to help in any way’: Hunt’s tax cuts bring little joy to sole traders

Tradespeople taking their vans to Midlands garage say changes to national insurance are a drop in ocean as costs have soared

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6 Aussie-Made Horror Movies To Watch If You Wanna Soil Thine Dacks This Weekend

You can watch all these freaky horror movies (and more banger Aussie-made content) for free on Brollie now.

Evening Standard

Thai football team captain who was trapped in cave killed himself while at UK school, coroner rules

The coroner said Duangphet Phromthep’s death ‘could not have been foreseen or prevented’

The Independent UK

Trump hotel hosting Holocaust denier amid uproar over ex-president’s Israel reaction

Fitness guru Ian Smith has written multiple posts on X in which he has taken a critical stance against Israel since the outbreak of the conflict on Saturday

The Independent UK

World Cup TV umpire controversially reverses New Zealand stumping decision: ‘Just crazy’

‘I’ve got to say, as a former keeper, that’s the most bizarre thing I’ve ever seen’ says legendary Kiwi player Ian Smith

The Times of India

Watch: Third umpire faces ire over 'most bizarre' no-ball decision, law says otherwise

NEW DELHI: In an unusual and bizarre turn of events, third umpire Joel Wilson's no-ball decision came under criticism during the New Zealand-Netherlands World Cup match in Hyderabad.

Evening Standard

Rosie Jones at Soho Theatre review: oozes cheeky charm and smutty wit in equal measure

Jones is so skilled she can take upsetting scenarios she has faced and flip them into sublime routines, claiming the last laugh

The Independent UK

Four-try Darcy Graham helps Scotland thrash Romania and set up Ireland showdown

Scotland 84-0 Romania: The Scots will face Ireland in Paris next week with a place in the quarter-finals at stake

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