Tale of a summer when England were kings
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For England&#39;s Test cricketers, the summer of 2004 will be surpassed only if they win the Ashes next year. Yet two whitewashes, one against a savvy New Zealand team, the other over a West Indies
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MICHAEL Vaughan last night dreamed of capping a spectacularly successful summer for England with an appearance in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy.
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Travel: We choose some of the best places across Britain to stay this summer.
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Stephen Greenblatt conjures up the Elizabethan world in which Shakespeare came of age, showing how the era shaped his sensibility and his work.
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A well-made absorbing tale of two brothers in a small town.
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TONY EASTLEY: The sport of kings is looking a little common in Britain today, where a race-fixing scandal has engulfed the horse racing industry.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II reads the legislative program from the throne to the assembled House of Lords in London in this Wednesday, June 20, 2001 file photo.Comment
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A wonderful result for what had become, because of injury and retirement, a beleaguered rugby nation. England began in control, they never lost that control and both the squad and their new coaching set-up will take fantastic heart from it all.
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Cricket is the new football. Well, some pundits in England were saying as much 12 months ago when Ashes fever gripped the nation.
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But it was magical to be young during the Summer of Love.Â  For those who weren't there, a not-too-rose-colored look at what you missed.
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BRENT PELHAM, England -- The morning chill was broken with sherry, served on silver platters to riders in smartly tailored red coats, leather crops tucked neatly under their arms. With the shrill blast of a bugle, the chattering was over and the Puckeridge Hunt -- a tradition since 1725 -- was on.
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Whether they care to admit it or not, this was the contest England had yearned for all summer. It was a measure of the team&#39;s recent advance that they had become tired of pounding West Indies
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The move comes at a time when the palace-backed ...
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This summer is proving the apotheosis of the one-week blockbuster.
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In the days when Britain was being forced to give up one colony after another, the phrase &quot;father of the nation&quot; was much in vogue.
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One cosily sentimental image of the English summer game has squire, vicar and blacksmith united under blue skies playing cricket on the village green.
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Travel: Carole Cadwalladr asks how Brown will fare in the political minefield that is the summer holiday.