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Why don't speed limits apply to cyclists?

An can we really go as fast as we want – even in 20mph zones?

Cycling Weekly

Smartwatches act like a 'military drill sergeant' on your wrist - it's ok to ignore them when they claim you're 'unproductive'

Fitness gadgets use very emotive language, but should we be allowing them to press our buttons? Dr Josephine Perry investigates

Cycling Weekly

Giro hits back at UCI in helmet row, as expert says manufacturers could look at 'legal options'

Giro and Specialized both respond to UCI review

Cycling Weekly

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Cycling Time Trials' 20mph speed limit rule will help 'protect our sport long term', says Alex Dowsett

New ruling for UK TTing says that riders must ‘adhere to posted speed limits’, in order to prevent 'public outrage'

Cycling Weekly

'There were audible gasps' – is this the unbreakable record?

The ride that left onlookers astonished and no one else has got close to since

Cycling Weekly

Project Best Winter Ever #4: Ramp tests, cottage pies and the new year

The fourth and final instalment of how I plan to make this winter my best yet as a new parent

Cycling News

Mourners farewell slain 'legendary' country cop

A police funeral to honour the life of officer Jason Doig, who was killed at an isolated rural property, has been told he was kind, caring, generous and unique.

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'The best I’ve come up with is a ‘how many fingers am I holding up’ pre-start check': What can be done about dangerously aggressive time trial positions?

Is time trialling on a collision course with the UCI or is the governing body turning a blind eye?

Cycling Weekly

Public funeral for slain police officer Jason Doig

Landmarks will be lit in blue as the South Australian police community grieves the loss of veteran cop Jason Doig and the commissioner's son, Charlie Stevens.

AAP

Injured officer set to be discharged after shootout

A police officer has undergone surgery and could soon be discharged from hospital after he was injured in a fatal shootout in South Australia's southeast.

AAP

Radical split seatposts could become 'normal' as designers hunt for aero gains

New dual designs are cropping up on track bikes. Could we see them on the road soon?

Cycling Weekly

Rangers take care of business in romp over Blue Jackets

NEW YORK — Having clinched a playoff spot on Monday night, when the Florida Panthers and Buffalo Sabres lost, the Rangers’ focus for the remainder of the regular season is just get their work in, try and fine-tune their game and stay healthy.

Newsday

Penguins rally back in 5-4 OT win, avoiding embarrassment at hands of cellar-dweller Columbus

PITTSBURGH — Sidney Crosby’s overtime goal capped off a crazy comeback for the Penguins in Tuesday’s 5-4 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets at PPG Paints Arena.

Tribune News Service

'You're not waiting for anyone' - A look at the Paris-Nice team time trial that will be timed individually

There's a funky new innovation coming on stage three of Paris-Nice, which might make the TTT more interesting

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Two men from Sunderland avoid jail after bragging about illegal fishing in River Wear

The pair were using gill nets and one even bragged about a member of his family becoming a 'fine young poacher'

The Independent UK

Charles hears of challenges facing ‘under-represented’ students at Oxford

The Prince of Wales had a 30-minute conversation with 12 students in the residence of Baroness Amos, master of University College.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m going to get so roasted for this!’ The nail-biting University Challenge final – reviewed by last year’s winner

Covering everything from voguing to ‘badass flags’, the grand final went down to the wire between Imperial and Reading – the first final not to feature an Oxbridge team in nearly a decade

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