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Woman of steel
In a Berlin special, SPIKES magazine caught up with British heptathlete Jessica Ennis before she set out on her quest to win gold at the World Athletics Championships.
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Two second torpedoes
From top-board launch pad to deep impact, these high-diving soldiers become human missiles in the blink of an eye.
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A-Z of Wembley: B is for Bobby Moore statue
The England V Slovakia match-day programme continued the celebration of Wembley Stadium. The second instalment pays tribute to the only England Captain to have held the Jules Rimet Trophy aloft
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Fun, cheap, with no gears: will this design inspire us?
Environmentalists, ministers and councils have all urged us to cycle – to no great effect. Robert Jeffery wonders if designers and a new breed of retailers have the answer
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Balls. The science of dimples, drag and aerodynamics
With no regulations governing dimples, golf ball designers are using their new-found knowledge of airflow to make balls fly beyond our wildest dreams
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A-Z of Wembley: A is for ARCH
The England V Kazakhstan match-day programme kicked off a celebration of arguably the finest football venue on the planet. First up, it was the steel rainbow…
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