In a small East Anglian town in England 1959, Florence Green decides, against polite but ruthless local opposition, to open a bookshop.
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NewsWinston Reid back after nearly 2 years out
Winston Reid returned to West Ham’s match day squad today for the first time since suffering a knee injury at Swansea City in March last year.
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England players explain their response to the All Black haka
Before last night’s World Cup semi-final had even begun, there was already a major talking point between the two teams.
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NewsWorld Cup shocker: All Blacks dumped out by England
Make no mistake - the All Blacks were very much the second best team on the park tonight, and thoroughly deserved to lose.
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Dane Coles praises Codie Taylor ahead of 50 cap test
This weekend Codie Taylor (Ngāti Raukawa, Muaūpoko, Ngāti Toa) is set to play his 50th match for the All Blacks. His fellow team mate Dane Coles from Ngāti Porou has nothing but praise for him.
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Silver Ferns book cup final spot with gutsy win over England
The Silver Ferns have booked their spot in the Netball World Cup grand final after beating the English Roses 47-45 on home ground. Coach Noeline Taurua has waited patiently since taking over the reins for her side to have a "lethal" start.
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Māori-Samoan chosen to lead Samoan netball team at Pacific Games
This week the Pacific Games, the biggest sporting event in the Pacific region, begins, with 24 countries competing in Samoa. Alyssa-Jean Savelio has been given the honour to lead and captain the Samoa netball team at the games.
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Ngāti Porou's Joelle King making waves in England
World No.5 squash champion Joelle King has eased into the British Squash Open quarter-final.
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King advances to Manchester Open final
World No.5 Joelle King has advanced to the final of the inaugural Manchester Open after defeating US player Amanda Sobhy.
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'Drop goal was a no-brainer’- Barrett
How about that - the All Blacks won a game by Beauden Barrett kicking a drop goal and another nerveless penalty. The 16-15 win over England at Twickenham was notable for the departure from the usual tactics the team employs, opting for a safety-first approach that ultimately brought victory.
