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1032. Rugby's Emerick hit with five-week ban - Reuters
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Rugby's Emerick hit with five-week ban
Reuters - 13 hours ago
PARIS (Reuters) - Centre Paul Emerick will miss the rest of the World Cup after receiving a five-week ban on Tuesday for a dangerous tackle on England ...
England's Wilkinson to Miss South Africa Rugby World Cup Match Bloomberg
Schalk: Rupert jets in boffin News24
Vickery ban and injuries ravage England Telegraph.co.uk
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1034. S.Africa rugby coach makes one change for clash with England - AFP
Turkish Press
S.Africa rugby coach makes one change for clash with England
AFP - 14 hours ago
PARIS (AFP) — South Africa look set to make just one change for their second World Cup game against England at the Stade de France here on Friday, ...
Rugby-World-Steyn replaces de Villiers Reuters.uk
Springboks keep England guessing Reuters South Africa
Rugby-World-South Africa centre De Villiers out of World Cup Reuters UK
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1684. The England rugby team is happy to endorse the Pure Move DAB radio
That thing there is the England Rugby Edition of Pure's portable Move DAB radio. The only thing that's England Rugby Team about it seems to be that little rose logo there just above the display.
The Move DAB radio can run for 40 hours...
3073. Body-scanning chair to show UK prisoners who's BOSS
Filed under: Cellphones, Misc. Gadgets
Not nearly as intrusive as it first sounds, the Body Orifice Security Scanner (BOSS) is a chair-shaped mobile metal detector that officials are considering installing in every prison in England and Wales. Designed mainly to weed out one of the most popular forms of contraband -- cellphones -- the new BOSS II is said to be sensitive enough to detect even a single SIM card being smuggled somewhere inside an individual. So far the two £6,500 ($12,900) chairs that have been used at the Woodhill jail in Milton Keynes since April have helped authorities seize 21 handsets, with inmates who trigger an alert segregated and swiped down by a metal detector every time they leave their cells until the metal object has been, um, passed. While this system does humanely do away with uncomfortable cavity searches, those poor souls with a knee replacement, a bit of shrapnel embedded in their hip, or the like seem destined to toil away in solitary confinement for eternity.
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