even slightly obsessed with colin.g a difference in how colin speaks about professional cyclist moriah wilson and how he talks about his live-in girlfriend amateur cyclist kaitlin armstrong. >> moriah was an equal to him, and she could keep up with him. they were peers in the cycling world. but whenever he spoke about kaitlin, it was, she's holding me back. i've told her, don't ride with me. >> authorities develop a theory that kaitlin felt threatened by moriah. >> it seems like it could have been, i'm really jealous of how good of a rider you are, and i think that i am your equal, even though my boyfriend believes that i'm not. >> she did not like the fact that they were in communication, she did not like the fact that there was this ongoing friendship. >> as authorities start to laser their focus on armstrong, they also take at what kind of relationship colin and moriah actually had. >> i think their connection was about the sport she saw someone who could mentor her, and he saw someone he could mentor. >> detectives

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i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. is this your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here? 23 years a day. i've done everything. i've been a bad boy, and i've also been a good person. but i've done a lot. i was running about breaking into businesses to fund my habit. shoplifting and all that kind of stuff. things i would never normally do. that isn't me as a person. but obviously actually that's where taking hard drugs took me. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came...# in his early 20s, bernie was part of the local music scene. his tracks were played on community radio. now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people like to see people getting punished. we are getting punished. we are in our cells. what do these workshops do for you? it has helped me get back to my normal self and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been. it's definitely been a positive experience. musician becky wallace has been running the sessions which have been funded by creative scotland. my hope is that it achieves, for some of the guys at le

colin graves is alwa s graves coming back. colin graves is always denied _ graves coming back.s time at yorkshire but bear in mind this is about the ecb criticised last year when he describes some incidents as banter. i think that plus his association with but as you say has become a tainted. at headingley ensures there has been something of a backlash to the idea of his return as part of this consortium bid to take over the club. there's been criticism from the likes of the former player turned whistle—blower azeem rafiq who was called on the club sponsors to consider walking away at this does come to pass and in fact today, a local sponsor has said they are monitoring the situation very carefully. there is also been opposition from local politicians and also the sporting equal security as well. so why are yorkshire's board considering this considering the controversy. talking to some sources they will tell you they have little choice. this is a club in that they owe the graves trust around £50 million since the financial bailout that he conduct more than 20 years ago. —— 15 m

colin and the new board coming in should be given the second chance. under scrutiny over its record on discrimination, some see this as a backwards step. former yorkshire player azeem rafiq whose revelations of suffering racism there plunged the county into crisis said he is dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration, and all it does is confirms and sends the message loud and clear to south asians that cricket's not a welcoming place and a safe place for us. you know, i've had enough. for a very long time i've seen this as my club. i no longer do. the ecb today said it was vital that work at headingley and beyond to make cricket more inclusive continued, but with graves�* divisive takeover voted on by yorkshire's members early next month, the controversy is set to continue. dan roan, bbc news. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of the masters snooker for the fifteenth time, despite calling himself awful in his win over barry hawkins. it was a scrappy match at alexandra palace in london with both players making mistakes. this miss by hawkins whe

what colin and his leadership team do in the future is completely down to them.at that's going to be the case. d0 knowledge at all that that's going to be the case.— to be the case. do you accept it's not a good _ to be the case. do you accept it's not a good luck— to be the case. do you accept it's not a good luck given _ to be the case. do you accept it's not a good luck given everything | not a good luck given everything that's happened in yorkshire? —— good luck. that's happened in yorkshire? -- good luck-— that's happened in yorkshire? -- ood luck. �* ~ ., , ., good luck. i've known this part over 20 ears good luck. i've known this part over 20 years and _ good luck. i've known this part over 20 years and also _ good luck. i've known this part over 20 years and also understand - good luck. i've known this part over 20 years and also understand the l 20 years and also understand the perception is reality. i also believe that now is the time for people to understand the dire financial situation that this board is picked up due to the allegations previously put

yorkshire county cricket club's takeover offer by a consortium, headed up by its former chairman, colin graves, is causing controversy. you are very welcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. the cup football is continuing around europe and in england, chelsea have suffered a blow in the league cup. the premier league side were beaten 1—0 by championship side middlesbrough in the first leg of their semifinal at the riverside stadium. mauricio pochettino�*s side missed a host of chances with hackney giving middlesbrough the advantage heading into the second leg. ian dennis was there for us. a riverside roar greeted the final whistle as middlesbrough achieved a crucial first leg advantage. both sides depleted by injury but the championship side were dealt with a double setback. two players were forced off. undeterred, middlesbrough took the lead with a highly rated hayden hackney steering in a goalfrom close range. chelsea should have scored in the first half. palmer was presented with two presents. he placed one wide and popped another over in front of a

colin and the new board coming in should be given a second chance. �* should be given a second chancecond chance. �* . w' chance. but with cricket under scrutiny under _ chance. but with cricket under scrutiny under its _ chance. but with cricket under scrutiny under its record - chance. but with cricket under scrutiny under its record of. scrutiny under its record of discrimination some cds is a step. former yorkshire player azeem rafiq who is revelations of suffering racism there plunged the county into crisis says he is dismayed. fix, plunged the county into crisis says he is dismayed.- says he is dismayed. a lot of an . er says he is dismayed. a lot of anger step — says he is dismayed. a lot of anger stop frustration. - says he is dismayed. a lot of anger stop frustration. all i says he is dismayed. a lot of anger stop frustration. all it | anger stop frustration. all it does is confirmed and says the message loud and clear that cricket is not a welcoming place for us. i have had enough. fora place for us. i have had enough. for a very long time i feel this is my club. i no longer

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i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. bernie. this is your cell? aye, aye. day you were born, the moment you came out of the womb...# now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people always say they like to see people getting punished, you know what i mean? we are getting punished, know what i mean? we're already living in a prison. what do these workshops do for you? it's definitely important. i'ts helped me get back to my normal self, and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been, do you know what i mean? so, it's definitely been a positive experience for me. # come on, come on, come on...# musician becky wallace has been running the sessions, which have been funded by creative scotland. my hope is for some of the guys at least, that it might be the first chance they've had to be vulnerable in a safe space. there are some people at home thinking, why on earth are people being given the chance to make music when they're in prison? if they are continuing to make the same mistakes overand overagain and coming back here,

i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. bernie. this is your cell? aye, aye.s a day. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came out of the womb...# now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people always say they like to see people getting punished, you know what i mean? we are getting punished, know what i mean? we're already living in a prison. what do these workshops do for you? it's definitely important. i'ts helped me get back to my normal self, and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been, do you know what i mean? so, it's definitely been a positive experience for me. # come on, come on, come on...# musician becky wallace has been running the sessions, which have been funded by creative scotland. my hope is for some of the guys at least, that it might be the first chance they've had to be vulnerable in a safe space. there are some people at home thinking, why on earth are people being given the chance to make music when they're in prison? if they are continuing to make the same mistakes overand overaga

i'm colin. colin, i'm bernie. is this your cell? aye, aye. how many hours a day spend in here?, and i've also been a good person. but i've done a lot. i was running about breaking into businesses to fund my habit. shoplifting and all that kind of stuff. things i would never normally do. that isn't me as a person. but obviously actually that's where taking hard drugs took me. # i remember the day you were born, the moment you came...# in his early 20s, bernie was part of the local music scene. his tracks were played on community radio. now these hip hop classes are providing him with an outlet. people like to see people getting punished. we are getting punished. we are in our cells. what do these workshops do for you? it has helped me get back to my normal self and better. i'm trying to be a better person than i have ever been. it's definitely been a positive experience. musician becky wallace has been running the sessions which have been funded by creative scotland. my hope is that it achieves, for some of the guys at least, that it might be the first chance they've had to be v

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colin paterson, bbc news.ople have been injured near the two of the irani revolutionaries guard qassem suleimani. hundreds of people on the street there. it is part of a ceremony to commemorate him. he was killed in a us drone strike in iraq in 2020 at the orders of then us president donald trump. 103 people deadin president donald trump. 103 people dead in these two explosions. no one has claimed responsibility, no group has. more details next. good afternoon. today has brought somewhat brighter weather for many of us, but in the wake of storm henk, there�*s still a lot of water out there. the ground is saturated, numerous flood warnings in force, and there is some more rain to come. through the rest of the day, that rain mostly in the form of some quite hefty showers, it stays windy across southern counties of england and the channel islands, large amounts of cloud across scotland in particular with some showery rain, windy up towards the northern isles, and cold across shetland, ending the day with temperat

colin and the new board coming in should be given the second chance.ions of suffering racism plunged the county into crisis, says he was dismayed. abs, plunged the county into crisis, says he was dismayed.— he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it confirms _ he was dismayed. a lot of anger, frustration. it confirms and - he was dismayed. a lot of anger, i frustration. it confirms and sends the message loud and clear to salvation is a cricket is not a welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough. the welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough.— welcoming and safe place for us. i have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the — have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work _ have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work at _ have had enough. the ecb today said it is vital the work at headingley - it is vital the work at headingley and beyond to make cricket more inclusive continued. with the divisive takeover

colin paterson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. there is something joy are on the way this weekend but a gradual process in terms of things drying up and certainly we are still feeling the effects of the storm henk. we saw the flooding early in the programme and currently there are more than 300 flood warnings in place and one of them severe in tenby in pembrokeshire. there is more rain to come in the short—term today, mostly coming in the former showers. some really heavy showers across southern counties and pretty cloudy and wales and northern england into the midlands. northern ireland having the lion's share of dry weather so far and then across many parts of scotland showery rain and remaining windy and cold. through this evening and tonight we keep large amounts of cloud and keep some showers here and there. but perhaps some clearer skies spreading from the south—west by the end of the night. temperatures for most between three and 7 degrees, may be getting a little colder in some spots particularly in the northern half of sc

colin paterson, bbc news.freezing rain and crashed into parked vehicles, before skidding into a garden wall and coming to a halt. it had been on its way to a primary school in kirkcaldy. luckily there were no passengers on board. police scotland say no—one was injured. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. plenty of challenges as we have been seeing on the weather recently. it is just a few days ago when a major incident was declared in nottingham. look at the difference. in fact we have had blue sky and sunshine yesterday and yesterday there was significant flooding but hopefully the sunshine is compensating a little and helping with some of the clear up operations that are no doubt ongoing. high pressure will dominate the story not only through tomorrow but throughout the rest of the week. the position of the high is important and today we had some more isobars to the south and there has been this nagging breeze which has been this nagging breeze which has made it feel cold across england and w

the states must have absolute military superiority, colin paul especially insisted on this, in ordered states must, that is, their military activities should be actively supported by public opinion, now, by the way, this concept can be applied to the american-russian conflict, but if we say: iran, well, yes, it is an important enemy from the point of view of public opinion, but american business, which suffered from the loss of oil fields, he has long since forgiven, or forgotten about it, at least in part; of course, the states do not have any prevailing military. therefore, the question is truly fundamental for biden; when we talked about the fact that the united states found themselves on a stretch, it is unrealistic to stand on a stretch, they have neither a conceptual framework in which they could fit a new conflict, nor the will to continue it, in this sense, we in russia look at this with great interest, yes, and we know very well who is behind ukraine, and in fact is not hiding the united states in terms of arms supplies. and in fact the inspiration of the kiev regime, so now

command and colin clark is director of research from the stefan group.aeli successful records, started assassinations. the kills of the hamas official, who else besides israel would have done this? >> well, israel, there's no question about it, you can see regev's remarks in trying to skirt the line. >> yeah. >> this is a big strike. it sends a signal not only to hamas, but iran, with the leadership in iran. and look, andrea, let's be clear, this conflict has been a regional conflict from day one. but we're now seeing spillover violence escalating into syria, into lebanon, and elsewhere. and there's real concerns that this could drag in other major actors in the region and kind of amplify some of the violence we've already been seeing. >> there's some comments privately from the military, the military in the u.s., current and former, that the u.s. has to be more aggressive but deterrence is not working and it's getting awfully close and the u.s. has to do something to work at it? >> well, as you know, our stance has been in deterrence and self-protection

and i do think kudos to colin cowherd because this is part of the story.pes are obsessed with masculinity kind of ironically in some cases and i think that they kind of resent travis kelce, this sort of macho guy, dating taylor swift. look, if you saw -- >> by the way, kind of the checkmate. these snowflakes are like i'm so manly, i have on my trump hat and my suspenders are all red and then they see travis kelce and say he's not a man. just such a total checkmate. >> it is insane. and if you saw travis kelce's brother jason at the buffalo bills game where he was drinking 30 beers, shirtless, you know, and in frigid buffalo, i mean, good luck casting the kelces at some woke soy latte drinks pajama boys. >> there he is. >> jonathan lemire did this in foxborough a few times and they kicked him out. >> yeah, 20 beer, i didn't see the fourth quarter. >> i do want to go back to what colin had said and what matt is talking about as well. and in britain, it has become such a problem with andrew tate that actually the british government is trying to work to counte

does our intelligence have a good handle on this, colin? >> i think that's the million dollar question. to what end. what are iran's goals? i think, first and foremost, they would like to see the united states pushed out of the region. i think that's one of the real risk fsz the biden administration's forth coming response. as it escalates with other groups, there is going to be pressure on the government and baghdad to eject u.s. troops. if that happens, you have a whole range of second order effects including giving daylight to the islamic state to come back. it is a mess. i have a lot of empathy for those in the administration trying to make policy on this. to ben's point earlier, some view this as too reactive and not ensconced in a broader strategy here for how the united states wants to engage the iranians. >> the fact this is all happening in an election season, we like to say the decisions are made for american national security but there is a way in which you cannot ignore what the backdrop of this is. i want to play what republica

colin paterson, in margate, for bbc news.t westminster henry, one wonders what the reaction will beat all this later on? well. will beat all this later on? well, this scandal _ will beat all this later on? well, this scandal has _ will beat all this later on? well, this scandal has been _ will beat all this later on? well, this scandal has been rippling . will beat all this later on? -tt this scandal has been rippling along the surface for years, but in the last few days, it ripped through westminster, and i think paula vennells�* decision is a reflection of the intense, extraordinarily intense reaction to that tv drama. i think the big, immediate question now is, what is the government going to do? they are certainly doing nothing to dampen down expectations of a law quashing all the outstanding convictions. there�*s also outstanding questions for fujitsu and the post office, although those questions may have to wait until after the completion of the public inquiry which is ongoing. and then the biggest question of all, whic

colin hazelden is at the king power stadium. the end of the season, others you feel pivotal point into this is one of those, to work the top of the championship. leaders, elasticity, runaway leaders and third—place ipswich zone, i met season with a number of teams competing for record points in the championship, it looks like, going into the second half of the season, we'll see how that goes. now it is top against third, and we know what lester for now it is top against third, and we know what lesterfor all now it is top against third, and we know what lester for all their points record, neither completely convincing or unreachable, its bridge have proven they know how to take points off them, got a late goal the last time, they know they can do it and close the gap at the top of the championship, unless lester were to stretch their lead with a wing, they will feel unstoppable. it becomes one of the matches when you know injanuary, even though it looks like it means something. colin hazelden, bbc news it's hotting up at the afri

colin paterson, in margate, for bbc news. margo in margate inspiring us all.isen above 200. the new year's day quake, measuring 7.6, struck the remote noto peninsula — toppling buildings and sparking a majorfire. efforts are continuing to find those who remain missing over a week later but rescuers are struggling with warnings of landslides and building collapses due to rain and snow. we will have more on that in the next hour. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. it's another cold, wintry day out there today. we've got some icy stretches around, some fog patches that are going to linger all day, particularly across parts of northern scotland. but for most of us, thankfully, it is going to be another dry day. still plenty of flood warnings out, but they're starting to reduce in number now. so high pressure driving our weather at the moment. quite a few isobars in the south. this is where we've got the breeziest conditions. breeze coming in from the east or north—east for southern england and wales too. still some wintry shower

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson went to meet her.hat shows up in the artwork, as well. the actress drew barrymore is a fan. i'm going to go in hard. margo's work is seen on celebrity gogglebox, and now she has her own solo show in brighton. a decade ago, margo completely changed her life. she was a primary school teacher in inner—city london when tragedy befell one of her pupils. there was a little girl in my class who was put on... i was actually one of the people who put her on the at—risk register. and, sadly, yeah, she was murdered with her mum and that did actually — that really changed my life. margo decided to quit teaching and pursue her lifelong dream, and for the last ten years has created at least one painting every single day. and so i started drawing little small pictures in my bedroom every night on a desk. and ijust thought, that's what i'm going to do — i'm going to paint every single day for ten years. or the rest of my life i'm just going to keep paint every day, no matter what happens i will have a sketchbook. desp

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the fact that for a long time you know, coal colin powell is going to be a key figure. for example, he helps in the reagan administration. he is going to help design operation are urgent fury which was the invasion of grenada and i kind of like why they invoked the united states invading grenada because they actually weren't anything relating to communism. maurice bishop just trying to push back. he was a socialist and you know, the reagan administration was like, no, yeah. so i mean you have a very his politics aligned the idea of we only see green and so this is what we're going to support right and. you know like i said, i read an article him recently where someone called him a civil leader, which is like. project number 27. i have write a new article about the conservatism of henry flipper because. actually, no one has. and so i've writing that and because it's a conversation that is uncomfortable, especially when i talk to thomasville, georgia, residents, they really love flipper down there. who? well you know, it said seize the is interesting guy but i mean pushin

the fact that for a long time you know, coal colin powell is going to be a key figure. for example, he helps in the reagan administration. he is going to help design operation are urgent fury which was the invasion of grenada and i kind of like why they invoked the united states invading grenada because they actually weren't anything relating to communism. maurice bishop just trying to push back. he was a socialist and you know, the reagan administration was like, no, yeah. so i mean you have a very his politics aligned the idea of we only see green and so this is what we're going to support right and. you know like i said, i read an article him recently where someone called him a civil leader, which is like. project number 27. i have write a new article about the conservatism of henry flipper because. actually, no one has. and so i've writing that and because it's a conversation that is uncomfortable, especially when i talk to thomasville, georgia, residents, they really love flipper down there. who? well you know, it said seize the is interesting guy but i mean pushin

. >> colin kaepernick what a game. touchdown >> remember that. remember the name colin kaepernick. well the most memorable games in january of 2013 with the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick threw two touchdowns and ran for two more as the 49ers won 45 to 31. in the divisional round game at candlestick park, the 49ers went on to the super bowl that season. now today is the last day. the 49ers will be speaking to the media before saturday's big game. the 49ers are about as healthy as they've been all season long, and people who've been watching the practices this week say the players look quick and they look sharp. the 40 niners are about nine and a half point favorites to win. quarterback brock purdy says his experience playing in last year's postseason prepares him for a deep playoff run this season. and don't forget, you can see it all right here with us on ktvu. fox two on saturday. the first we're going to start at four with a pregame show. the quest for six. the 40 niners and the green bay packers will kick things off at 515. then make sure you join us after the game for the

i can sound nice, colin, to hear from _ i can sound nice, colin, to hear from these _ i can sound niceh. and what they were if they go to the event _ speech. and what they were if they go to the event themselves. - speech. and what they were if they go to the event themselves. your. go to the event themselves. your final thoughts?— final thoughts? what a day it has been for oppenheimer, - final thoughts? what a day it has been for oppenheimer, 13 - been for oppenheimer, 13 nominations. having the most nominations. having the most nominations doesn't make you the favourite to win best picture, this yeari favourite to win best picture, this year i think it does. christopher nolan nominated for best director, best screenplay. cillian murphy nominated for best actor, emily blunt nominee for best supporting actress, robert downeyjunior had nominated for best supporting actor. this could be a little oppenheimer gold come oscar night. carey mulligan nominated for best actress for maestro, i haven't mentioned that one. a lot of the headlines are still going to be about those barbie snobs. what

colin paterson, bbc news. some great glam there.ye, thanks for watching. hello there. as storm jocelyn cleared our shores, wednesday has been a day for assessing the damage that was left. but it was a slightly quieter story with the winds gradually easing down. we did actually see some brief glimpses of sunshine, not a bad afternoon in hexham, northumberland. and as we go through the evening and overnight, the winds will continue to ease. we've got these weather fronts starting to slowly drift in from the west. they'll bring outbreaks of rain, but they will also introduce this south—westerly flow, which is driving milder air right across the country. so there'll be a lot of clouds to start the day on thursday. outbreaks of drizzle, misty conditions along west coasts and some rain moving out of northern ireland into northern scotland. but by the afternoon, most of the persistent rain will have eased away. it will stay damp and drizzly with a few showers out to the west. but an incredibly mild story for all of us. 13 celsius in london

mass graves. survivors say that cult member stops themselves to death so that they could meet jesus. colin's part of parliament has reconvened following a political route over the imprisonment of 2 former ministers. lawmakers from the opposition lot injustice party chance of their names. as the session began, the 2 men who served in the former government were convicted in december of abuse power. their arrests last week triggered protest, a missile strife by russia on the ukrainian city. of course, chief has injured at least 70 people are heats. mayor said that 2 missiles hit a residential building in the city center. and there was no military infrastructure nearby. a drone attack on tuesday night, also into a 3 civilians and damaged residential buildings. in the southern city of odessa, you printing presidents, a load of new soleski, says that every russian muscles fired at his country contains components originating in the west, research by german public televisions backs up this claim. and at least one documented pace. a russian cruise missile included western parts, spicy international b

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yorkshire county cricket club's takeover offer by a consortium, headed up by its former chairman, colinwelcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. the cup football is continuing around europe and in england, chelsea have suffered a blow in the league cup. the premier league side were beaten 1—0 by championship side middlesbrough in the first leg of their semifinal

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colin paterson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. thank you.ing sailing and the sill will be rain at times. this frontal system pushing in from the south and it will bring rain through tonight and into tomorrow for some. this is a warm front, it will introduce this wedge of really very mild air indeed. so expect some high temperatures as we head through the day tomorrow. in the short term, here is the band of cloud and patchy rain across the channel islands, the south—west of england and then edging northwards to already but the north of scotland as we head towards the end of the night. 1 degrees in aberdeen first thing on thursday morning. 11 in plymouth, that is where the mild air will be an them able work northwards and eastwards through the day tomorrow. outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, parts of scotland and patchy rain elsewhere with the few bright eclipses, but generally quite a lot of cloud. some sunshine into northern ireland later in the day, but look at these temperatures, nine to 13, may be getting up to 14 celsius. b

yorkshire county cricket club's takeover offer by a consortium, headed up by its former chairman, colin you are very welcome along to the programme wherever you are watching around the world. the cup football is continuing around europe and in england chelsea have suffered a blow in the league cup.

has approved a controversial takeover for the club from a consortium headed up by former chairman colinire from 2012—2015. that was part of the period for which the club was fined for failing to address the systemic use of discriminatory or racist language. the club's members will now vote on whether to approve the takeover. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. steve smith will replace david warner as australia's test opener despite having never batted in the position during his career. he'll open alongside usman khawaja in the first test against west indies later this month one of the most charismatic bosses in f1 has left his role. haas team principal guenther steiner, who has been with the team since its inception in 2016, has been replaced by former director of engineering ayao komatsu. royal and ancient chief executive martin slumbers is to step down from his role at the end of 2024, after nine years as one of golf�*s leading administrators. he succeeded peter dawson as the boss of the r&a after joining the st andrews—based organisation

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