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Harlequins turned around a 14-point deficit to win 41-24 at Allianz Stadium in the Big Summer Kick-Off spectacle. Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports from Twickenham.
Radio Jackie reports from Big Summer Kick-Off at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham between Hrlrequins and Exeter Chiefs.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne looks ahead to the Big Summer Kick-Off between Harlequins and Exeter Chiefs at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham
The final score does not reflect the arm-wrestle of the game. Harlequins were in this until the final ten minutes. Too many penalties provided Sale with a platform and they too their opportunities at Twickenham Stoop.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports on the first 40-minutes of action at Twickenham Stoop.
Harlequins' Senior Coach Jason Gilmore explains his three key plans for the remainder of the season.
Harlequins failed to capitalise on the opportunity to climb out of the bottom two in the premier league. The Quarters secured a losing-bonus point against Gloucester Rugby while the Cherry and Whites took away the maximum five-points from the match, despite losing Ludlow to the sin-bin for ten minutes.
Harlequins Senior Coach Jason Gilmore summarised their performance.
Another loss for Harlequins in the premiership. Despite their ability to penetrate the Gloucester defence, the hosts were unable to convert their opportunities - basic skills lacking with too many errors creeping in. Radio Jackie were at the Twickenham Stoop.
Despite struggling with line-outs and basic ball handling, Harlequins lead Gloucester Rugby at half-time at the Twickenham Stoop.
Premiership Rugby action resumes this weekend following the international break and Radio Jackie reports from Twickenham Stoop.
Full time at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham: England 21 - 42 Ireland.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports.
Not the start to this home fixture England would have wanted, forcing Head Coach Steve Borthwick into early changes against Ireland at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham.
Both England and Ireland are out of the running for the Grand Slam this year but both have a point to prove as Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports from Allianz Stadium in Twickenham.
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Harry Biggs-Davison from Wimbledon, is Chair of Papyrus which is a charity dedicated to the prevention of suicide in the young.
He lost his own son to suicide.
Harry says Papyrus is there to help and give advice all year round 24 hours a day.
The 21-year-old was placed in the Category B Prison in January after the former soldier disappeared following an alleged bomb hoax.
He escaped on Wednesday but was found yesterday on a bike in Northolt and was subsequently taken into custody.
Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has called the decision to move inmates a “precautionary measure” as they review security.
Former soldier Daniel Khalife was detained by police who found him yesterday on a bike in Northolt.
The metropolitan police have thanked the public, announcing that they received over 100 calls with information on the terror suspect.
Criminal psychologist Dr. David Holmes says that he doubts Khalife had much help on the run.
The blues were defeated at home yesterday by Nottingham Forest in a one nil loss and have only won once in their opening four matches.
But despite mounting pressure, and poor results, Pochettino feels that his side deserve more.
Claire Walsh is preparing to tackle 750 meters of open water at Loch Lomond next month.
She is raising money for Cystic Fibrosis Trust and wants the funds to help research to raise the age of survival for sufferers.
Claire says her first lesson in April was more than overcoming a dislike for water.
Last night, Tooting and Mitcham met the team recently acquired by rapper Stormzy, and former Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha.
The former won the game 4-2. Shay Brennan, who scored four goals last week, was on the scoresheet twice again today.
The forward reflects on the game.
Last night, Tooting and Mitcham met the team recently acquired by rapper Stormzy, and former Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha.
The former won the game 4-2. Kieran Campbell was the man of the match scoring once and assisting twice.
He says the win gives the team confidence for the rest of the season.
The Bees host Tottenham this afternoon, and Frank is optimistic.
Brentford are without their main striker Ivan Toney following his ban until the new year.
But Spurs lost Harry Kane only yesterday, in what will be their first season without the England captain for 10 years.
The body of a 57-year-old was found in the canal off Bulls Bridge Lane on Monday.
A woman appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday charged with her murder.
Leader of Hounslow Council, Shantanu Rajawat, has issued this statement to concerned residents.
Following the England Women's Grand Slam win in front of a world-record crowd at Twickenham Stadium, Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne asked Captain Marlie Packer about the impact the Red Roses' success will have on grass roots rugby.
In the deciding game of the Women's Six Nations at Twickenham Stadium England lead France by 33 points without reply.
It's an historic day at Twickenham Stadium for England Rugby and the women's game as a whole.
The Big Summer Kick-Off ended in a 35-45 defeat for Harlequins in their final home game of this season.
Despite an 11-try thriller at Twickenham Stadium, the hosts Harlequins took away just one try bonus-point from the game against Bath Rugby.
The final home game this season for Harlequins is a showcase event against Bath Rugby. Kick-off 3pm.
Epsom Dad prepares to pedal from Helsinki to Epsom in epic endurance challenge in memory of son.
Postponed from December, the Big Game 14 showcases domestic rugby on a large scale with both the men and women's game featuring. Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports ahead of the double-fixture where Harlequins face Exeter Chiefs.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports on the first-half action in round 2 of the Six Nations at Twickenham Stadium: England vs Italy.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports from Twickenham Stadium ahead of England vs Italy in the Six Nations Championship.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne spoke with Harlequins Supporter Experience ManagerSophie Baggs to find out about their inaugural access day.
After the one minute silence was held at the Twickenham Stoop, both Harlequins and Saracens teams and fans sang out God Save The King, led by classical singer Camilla Kerslake, wife of former Quins captain Chris Robshaw.
Harlequins' Danny Care came off the bench early in the second half to play for England for the first time since 2018. Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne spoke to him after their defeat to Barbarians.
Jack Willis spoke with Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne after England's defeat to Barbarians at Twickenham Stadium.
England welcome Barbarians to Twickenham Stadium in an end-of-season showcase. Kick-off is 3pm.
Defeat by Fiji in the quarter-finals set up England for a clash with Ireland in the 5th-place semi-final. Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports from Twickenham Stadium.
England are defeated 36-10 by Fiji in the Quarter-Final round of the Rugby Sevens at Twickenham Stadium.
Harlequins' Alex Dombrandt, scorer of their first try in yesterday's bonus-point win over Gloucester at Twickenham Stadium, spoke with Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne after the hosts secured their place in the premiership play-offs.
Harlequins wanted to put on a party atmosphere at Twickenham Stadium for this crucial clash against Gloucester in the Gallagher Premiership and that is what the fans got as Craig David performed in the centre of the pitch, getting the spectators on their feet, singing and dancing.
Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne reports from the Big Stoop - Twickenham Stadium - ahead of the exciting clash of 3rd vs 5th for a play-off place in the Gallagher Premiership: Harlequins vs Gloucester.
Harlequins bounce back from three consecutive defeats with a bonus-point win over Wasps at the Twickenham Stoop. The game also marks the third annual LGBTQ+ pride fixture at the club. Quins' Head Coach Tabai Matson spoke with Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne after the game.
Harlequins 14 - 36 Sale Sharks at the Twickenham Stoop. Harelquins Head Coach Tabai Matson speaks with Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne after a resounding defeat.
Christina Calderato, TfL’s Director of Transport Strategy & Policy, said: “The ULEZ expansion is the action needed to tackle the air quality crisis in the capital, which contributes to thousands of deaths each year and is linked to heart disease, dementia and the stunted development of children’s lungs.
“Around 87 per cent of vehicles in the expanded zone already comply, and we’re encouraging those whose vehicles don’t meet the standard to consider public transport if they can’t travel on foot or by bike instead. Thanks to price capping, an unlimited amount of trips can be taken on our network each day for less than the cost to enter the ULEZ, and the Hopper fare offers unlimited bus journeys within the hour for £1.55, on what is already a low-cost way to get around the city.”
A spokesperson for the Mayor of London, said: "We know toxic air pollution in London stunts the growth of children’s lungs and worsens chronic illnesses, such as asthma and our own research confirms that those exposed to the worst air pollution are more likely to be Londoners living in deprived areas and those from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities.
“The bold action taken by Sadiq since he became Mayor has already led to a 94 per cent reduction in the number of Londoners living in areas that exceed the legal limit for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels and the gap between the most and least deprived areas for exposure to nitrogen dioxide has narrowed by up to 50 per cent.
“The Mayor has allocated £61 million to vehicle scrappage, to help low income and disabled Londoners, as well as small businesses and charities, scrap vans, cars and motorcycles that do not comply with the new ULEZ standards. These schemes have proven to be hugely popular. TfL has returned public transport service levels back to pre-pandemic levels, and the network is ready to support Londoners as they return to work and school.”
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