Celericious has been developed to offer a celery with a sweeter, less aniseed-y flavour and a slightly less stringy texture. It’s perfect in a salad like this with beetroot and smoked trout.
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Author Archives: Sophia Smith
Sportsister catches up with Jade Jones
Last month Jade Jones made Olympic history, when she won Britain’s first ever taekwondo Gold medal and became Team GB’s youngest gold medallist of the London 2012 Games, after the 19-year-old proved victorious in the women’s -57kg category. Sportsister caught up with Jade to find out what life’s like as an Olympic gold medallist.
Posted in Editor's picks, Features-Interviews, London 2012, olympics
Tagged jade jones, London 2012, olympics, taekwondo
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Event review: The British 10k
In July 25,000 runners flocked to London to take on the British 10k. Inspired by the thought of running a route past some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, Sportsister’s Jessica Whittington joined them.
Posted in Features, Features-Event reports, Homepage - spotlight, running
Tagged British 10K, London, run
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Summer Sizzlers
The forecast is looking good so make plans to barbeque at the weekend and with these recipes, even if the weather does stop play, you can easily enjoy them indoors too.
Posted in Clinic, Clinic-Nutrition, Popular articles
Tagged dip, recipes, salad, skewers, summer sizzlers
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Wheelchair Basketball: Britain suffer second defeat of Games
Great Britain’s women’s wheelchair basketball team have suffered their second loss in two days after losing to Australia 51 – 24 at the North Greenwich Arena today.
Posted in London 2012, News, Team sports, Team-news
Tagged London 2012, News, Paralympics, Wheelchair basketball
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Paralympics: What to watch – Sunday September 2
Sportsister’s guide to what to watch and who to look out for on the fourth day of competition at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Sitting Volleyball: GB women play first ever Paralympic match
Great Britain’s women’s Sitting Volleyball team made history at the ExCeL centre this morning, as they played their first ever Paralympic match. The British side, ranked 13th, failed to gain a victory however, as they were beaten by Ukraine 25-9, 25-20, 25-14.
Posted in London 2012, News
Tagged London 2012, News, Paralympics, sitting volleyball
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Cycling track: McGlynn wins silver in tandem time trial
Great Britain’s Aileen McGlynn won tandem silver in the Women’s Ind. B 1km Time Trial at the velodrome this morning.
Posted in cycling, Cycling-news, London 2012, News, Select a sport
Tagged London 2012, News, Paralympics, track cycling
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Sportsister catches up with Danielle Brown
Beijing gold medallist Paralympic archer Danielle Brown is the first ever disabled athlete to win gold for Team England in an able-bodied event at the Commonwealth Games. Danielle suffers from reflex sympathetic dystrophy in her feet, which means she is constantly in chronic pain. Sportsister caught up with the inspirational 24-year-old, before she moved into [...]
Posted in Features, Features-Interviews, London 2012, Popular articles
Tagged archery, Danielle Brown, London 2012, Paralympics
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Event review: Cycletta Wiltshire
Cycletta is a series of women-only bike rides, taking place in beautiful locations and friendly environments across England.
Posted in cycling, Editor's picks, Features, Features-Event reports
Tagged Bike Ride, Cycletta Wiltshire, Swindon
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