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News archive from 2 April 2012

Djokovic ends Murray's challenge

Andy Murray suffered final heartbreak at the hands of Novak Djokovic as he was beaten in straight sets at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami. The world number one bullied Murray's serve throughout to clinch his first title of the year since the...

People, 22:05 in Sport

 

Andy Murray succumbs to Novak Djokovic in Sony Ericsson final

Andy Murray suffered final heartbreak at the hands of Novak Djokovic as he was beaten in straight sets at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami on Sunday. The world No1 put pressure on Murray's serve throughout to win his first title of the year since the...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

'I was crying my eyes out. Rory said it's only a game of golf, Mum'

The first rule of major championship golf is assume nothing until the last shot is struck but on the Sunday morning of the 2011 Masters it was hard to find anyone who did not believe the day would be a formality. Rory McIlroy was four shots ahead of...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

Rory McIlroy: Andrew 'Chubby' Chandler led me down the wrong path

The waiting for the most anticipated Masters for years is almost over and so, it would seem, are the last vestiges of affection between Rory McIlroy and his former agent, Andrew "Chubby" Chandler, and stablemate Lee Westwood. The Northern...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

Time for England batsmen to shine with No1 ranking under threat

There is a symmetry, deliberate no doubt, in staging the final Test match of England's eastern winter at the P Sara stadium. It was just over 30 years ago that this lovely old ground, with its ivy-covered scoreboard and arbours, staged Sri Lanka's...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

How Rory McIlroy bounced back

19 June 2011 McIlroy wins the US Open at Congressional, the first major to be played since Augusta, in breathtaking style, finishing on 16 under par, a record score in the tournament's 111-year history. "The whole week has been incredible,"...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

How Jonathan Trott learned that there is no 'I' in Team England

Jonathan Trott wandered over from the nets at the side of the P Sara Stadium, a relaxed and contented man. He has not had a vintage winter, so far averaging 35 in four Tests, but that has been sufficient to make him a giant among the pygmies who...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

Manchester United's David De Gea has learned from his mistakes

Sir Alex Ferguson has praised David de Gea's reaction to the poor performances which prompted Manchester United's manager to drop the goalkeeper at the turn of the year. There will be no quibbles with the selection of De Gea to face Blackburn Rovers...

Guardian, 22:06 in Sport

 

March springs into record books

March was the sunniest month since 1929, and the warmest since 1997 according to forecasters The highest maximum temperature recorded was 23.6 degrees in Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, on March 27 which was a new Scottish record for March. There was an...

Journal Live, 22:10 in Regional North East

 

Homeland: series one, episode seven

SPOILER ALERT: This blog is for people watching Homeland on Channel 4. Don't read on if you haven't seen episode seven – and if you've seen further in the series, please do not leave spoilers Rebecca Nicholson's episode six blog "The...

Guardian, 22:16 in Showbiz

 

Backlash grows over GCHQ 'snooping'

David Cameron is facing a growing backbench backlash over plans for a major expansion of the Government's powers to monitor the email exchanges and website visits of every person in the UK. Under legislation expected in next month's Queen's Speech,...

Daily Post, 22:18 in Regional

 

Djokovic ends Murray's challenge

Andy Murray suffered final heartbreak at the hands of Novak Djokovic as he was beaten in straight sets at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami. The world number one bullied Murray's serve throughout to clinch his first title of the year since the...

Daily Post, 22:18 in Sport

 

Adebayor brace inspires Spurs

Harry Redknapp's team were wasteful at times in the first half but their quality shone through in the second period and Arsenal will be nervously looking over their shoulders now they only lead Spurs on goal difference. Despite their recent woes,...

Examiner, 22:20 in Yorkshire & Humber

 

Relief as cruise ship reaches port

Smiling passengers have spoken of their relief and gratitude after safely leaving a fire-damaged luxury cruise ship that was stranded at sea for 24 hours and limped without air-conditioning into a Malaysian port. The Azamara Quest drifted off the...

Journal Live, 22:28 in Regional North East

 

Backlash grows over GCHQ 'snooping'

David Cameron is facing a growing backbench backlash over plans for a major expansion of the Government's powers to monitor the email exchanges and website visits of every person in the UK. Under legislation expected in next month's Queen's Speech,...

Gazette Live, 22:30 in Regional North East

 

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