Owen Slot is the Chief Rugby Correspondent for The Times, focusing on national rugby news in the United Kingdom. With a strong background in sports journalism, Owen provides in-depth analysis and coverage of rugby events, including the Rugby World Cup. His work has also been featured in publications such as CODE and Stuff.
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Owen Slot's focus is primarily on sports, particularly rugby and soccer. His coverage indicates a preference for event coverage and expert commentary. Therefore, he would likely be interested in insights or opinions from experts within the world of rugby and soccer, especially related to ongoing events or recent developments.
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Something is deeply wrong when a previously thriving community club faces a fight for survival because promotion has led to trips to Cornwall and Devon
In the wake of the dressage star being kicked out of the Paris Olympics after a video emerged of her excessively whipping a horse, Owen Slot investigates a sport fighting for its future
As well as helping sub-postmasters in their fight for justice, the lawyer Neil Hudgell has been the saviour for a rugby league club who are now Betfred Super League semi-finalists
The highlights reel could go on for weeks but foremost on it would be the 2008 Wimbledon final when retiring Spaniard played as if his life actually did depend on it
As tributes pour in after cycling legend reveals his cancer is terminal, Owen Slot says that the way he is confronting towering adversaries of fear and anxiety also characterised his cycling career
RFU should be applauded for admitting rugby is in crisis and producing an action plan – but while I hope it will work, here are three reasons why I’m doubtful
Partnership with clubs bears all the hallmarks of 1995 catastrophe offering English rugby little control over development of players or overseas recruitment
In a sensitively crafted new documentary that features a goldmine of previously unseen footage, the late, great All Black emerges as a humble and hilarious man
As case into the 115 alleged breaches unfolds, lawyers for Manchester City’s rivals will have calculators at the ready, working out what, if found guilty, they might have been denied
Twickenham was once the hottest ticket in town regardless of the the opposition, but the staggering pricing has rendered the games against Australia and Japan a tough sell
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