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Vulnerable Andrew Flintoff has become more inspiring than ever before
In Field of Dreams, On Tour former England cricketing hero defies adversity and shows a deep well of charisma and compassion
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Match of the Day reminds Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer there is nothing wrong with acting your age
After summer of inappropriate mud-slinging, BBC pair return to flagship highlights show and provide a timely example of its comforting charm
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Premier League opening ceremony imagined: Close formation PSR swaps and Mike Dean analysis
What if the self-styled ‘best league in the world’ colonised Olympic territory and kicked off the season with a bang…
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The BBC’s winners and losers from the Olympics
Dame Laura Kenny, Michael Johnson and Fred Sirieix impressed, but Rebecca Adlington and Beth Tweddle seemed too close to the athletes
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BBC had no chance against behemoth Discovery but TV coverage has been surprisingly strong
Beeb’s coverage has turned the Olympics into the ‘Weepy Games’ at times but the quality of its presentation has shone through
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BBC finally bares teeth but faces unequal contest in battle of Olympic broadcasters
Clare Balding deserves credit for tackling Dujardin affair head-on, though her employer’s limited Games coverage promises to create problems
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