Richard Newman is a radio journalist specializing in news and sport. He has written for various publications including Eurosport, Newswav, JD Supra, CEOWORLD magazine, The News, Portsmouth, and Pipes Etc. Richard's articles cover a range of topics including sports news, exclusive interviews, analysis of current events, and consumer protection and privacy issues.
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Richard Newman's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly soccer, tennis, and the Olympics. He also covers evolving stories related to sports events and breaking news in the world of sports.
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By: Richard Newman
In a World Snooker Championship which has been full of shocks, Jak Jones pulled off the latest surprise with victory over Judd Trump in the quarter-finals. The final session of their tie resumed at 8-8 and the Welsh qualifier held his nerve in a scrappy encounter to reach the last four at The Crucible for the first time, beating the world number two 13-9.
As previously blogged about, on March 7, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission announced a final rule extending telemarketing fraud protections to...
By: Richard Newman
Gareth Southgate says he will not be distracted by speculation linking him with Manchester United, describing Euro 2024 as a "brilliant opportunity" for England. Erik ten Hag's position as manager is under scrutiny, with United sitting eighth in the Premier League table with two games to go. Southgate and Thomas Tuchel are among those linked to take over if Ten Hag leaves this summer.
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By: Richard Newman
Gareth Southgate says he will not be distracted by speculation linking him with Manchester United, describing Euro 2024 as a “brilliant opportunity” for England
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By: Richard Newman
New Zealand rugby union captain Sam Cane will step away from the international game at the end of 2024, when he will take up a three-year contract in Japan.
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By: Richard Newman
Finn Russell is hoping to guide Bath to the Gallagher Premiership Rugby semi-finals
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By: Richard Newman
Geraint Thomas says that he and his fellow riders are "just clowns in the circus sometimes" after criticising the condition of roads around Naples during Stage 9 of the Giro d'Italia.
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By: Richard Newman
Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City's hopes of winning a fourth successive Premier League title will be over if they fail to win at Tottenham on Tuesday night. With two games left, the champions are one point behind leaders Arsenal - who have just one match to play against Everton on the final day. City close out their season at home to West Ham.
By: Richard Newman
Stefanos Tsitsipas showed none of the frustration from his opening win at the Italian Open as he dispatched Britain’s Cameron Norrie in the third round, while Andrey Rublev crashed out to world No. 109 Alexandre Muller.
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By: Richard Newman
Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City’s hopes of winning a fourth successive Premier League title will be over if they fail to win at Tottenham on Tuesday.
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