Steve James is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for publications such as The Times and Stringletter. With a focus on sports, Steve covers a range of topics including cricket, rugby, and football. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the latest sporting events and trends.
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Steve James primarily covers sports, with a focus on cricket and rugby. His coverage includes event analysis, opinion editorials, and evolving stories related to these sports. If you want to reach out more effectively to Steve James, consider offering expert insights or analysis related to ongoing events in the world of cricket and rugby.
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By: Donna Hamlet Runge, Jim Runge, Joann Nelson, Judy Drake, Teresa Runge, Steve James
Three North Idaho College (NIC) Trustees have recklessly abused our tax dollars and demonstrated blatant disrespect for our community college. Dear voters, we must make a change so your tax dollars are spent wisely and NIC continues to thrive, supporting the educational and economical needs of our community.
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua: (West Indies won toss): West Indies beat England by eight wickets as callow touring side fail to apply themselves on slow pitch
The 25-year-old on why he chose rugby, what Wales must do to end their nine-match losing run and his chances of making the Lions tour to Australia next year
By: Steve James
The 23-year-old wing, who was born and raised in New Zealand but has a Welsh mother, has been picked by Warren Gatland to face Fiji after only six games for Scarlets
Head coach does not have same class of player available to him as he did when Wales punched above their weight during golden years… and it could cost him his job
Local government workers in Scotland should reject the latest miserable agreement reached between Unison--the main public sector trade union, the Scottish government and the local authorities umbrella body, COSLA.
Head coach said he had no intention of resigning and did not mind criticism by former players Mike Phillips and Jamie Roberts, with the former saying Gatland was ‘laughing all the way to the bank’
Back-line behemoths seem a thing of the past as slight trio of Tom Rogers, Cameron Winnett and Blair Murray face tall order in preventing record run of defeats
Wales 20 Australia 52: Hat-tricks from Matt Faessler and Tom Wright among eight tries shipped by hosts in Cardiff – and it’s world champions South Africa up next
Sam Costelow replaces Gareth Anscombe, with Rio Dyer, Christ Tshiunza and Taine Plumtree all brought into XV for South Africa clash
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