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MYSTERIOUS: Nica - What They Never Told You

'I still have not won a real big race' - Megan Jastrab looking for a first WorldTour-level victory with UAE Team ADQ

Three-time Junior World Champion tackling another funding project to help US junior women find opportunities in pro cycling

Cycling News

Troubles legacy law battle ‘constitutionally profound’, Supreme Court told

The Northern Ireland Office has taken a battle over the 2023 Legacy Act to the UK’s highest court.

Evening Standard

Circus hopefuls ready to flip the script on skills gap

Australian circus artists perform all over the world, but the local industry is facing a skills shortage. New qualifications hope to change that.

AAP

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'The domestic racing scene I was part of is almost non-existent' – Gavin Mannion says cycling in the US is different, not dead

USA's UCI calendar may be smaller, but next generation of riders use gravel and collegiate racing on pathway to road

Cycling News

'1,000 women is the baseline, not the goal' - Unbound Gravel and Lauf Gravel Worlds raise the bar in off-road cycling for women

2025 International Women's Day - How Girls Gone Gravel and 1,000 Women of Gravel make impacts beyond the US Midwest

Cycling News

Acrobatic hopefuls flip into circus degree restart

Aspiring aerialists are being tested on their backflips and handstands as Australia's only degree in circus starts taking new students again.

AAP

Intake to the National Institute of Circus Arts has been ‘paused’. Where to next for Australia's performing arts training?

The 2024 intake into the Bachelors-level degree at the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) has been “paused”, reportedly on the grounds of financial viability and “strategic alignment” with Swinburne University, which has auspiced NICA since 1995.

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He quit under fire from board to aid brain-injured kids. Now he’s on Florida insurance board

Last year, after a searing Miami Herald investigation of a Florida program created to provide health care for children who suffered catastrophic brain injuries at birth, Charlie Lydecker resigned under fire as board chairman of the Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Association.

Miami Herald

North East firms' role in £5.6m ageing programme helping people live longer and happier lives

A scheme spearheaded by Newcastle's National Centre for Ageing and the North of Tyne Combined Authority launches to businesses on May 25

Birmingham Post

Global report tackling ageing cities launched from Newcastle

Newcastle's National Innovation Centre for Ageing partnered with The World Bank to launch research that instructs city leaders how to prepare for ageing populations

Birmingham Post

Periodistas del Miami Herald ganan Premio George Polk por la serie 'Birth & Betrayal'

Feb. 22—La serie de investigación del Miami Herald "Birth & Betrayal", en la que se exponen los fracasos de un programa de la Florida que tenía por fin dar atención médica a niños que sufrían lesiones cerebrales catastróficas al nacer, fue galardonada con el premio George Polk al periodismo distinguido.

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