Jamie George contemplated ending his international career after losing the England captaincy to Maro Itoje before the start of the Six Nations. The decision was unexpected and painful, leading George to question his future in international rugby. After consulting with family, he ultimately decided to continue playing for England, realizing his love for the game. George had a successful tenure as captain, winning five out of 12 tests, but the decision to replace him was made by head coach Steve Borthwick in a direct conversation. Despite the disappointment, George remains committed to representing his country on the field.
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Woman accused in roadside killing of OPP officer 'just along for the ride,' defence tells Ontario trial
In his closing argument during the murder trial in Cayuga, Ontario, defence lawyer Scott Reid contended that there is insufficient evidence to prove that Brandi Stewart-Sperry collaborated with co-accused Randall McKenzie in the ambush and murder of OPP Const. Grzegorz Pierzchala. The trial has been ongoing for over a month, focusing on the events surrounding the police officer's death. Reid emphasized the lack of solid proof connecting Stewart-Sperry to the crime, raising doubts about the...
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