JAM C06 Court Reporting Portfolio
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Audio for radio package JAM C04
Cue for package – As all you football fans must have known, it was the final game of the Premier League season today with Manchester City needing to win against Brighton in order to be crowned champions, and they did it. Here is our Sports Reporter Sam Clark...
Lewis Blackmore – JAM C06 Law Portfolio – Trial
TRIAL – Lewis Blackmore...
Lewis Blackmore – JAM C06 Law Portfolio – Committal
COMMITTAL – Lewis Blackmore...
Lewis Blackmore – JAM C06 Law Portfolio – Pre-Trial
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Radio Package – JAM-C04
https://sites.marjon.ac.uk/doughnut/files/2019/05/raiders-radio-package.mp3 Here is my Radio package on the Plymouth Raiders for...
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Sara-Jane Vanstone – JAMC04 Live Production Radio Package
Presenter Cue: The mindful reduce, reuse, recycle phrase is well known in the UK, but ironically as the number of people recycling rises some councils have resorted to sending their recyclable material abroad, some of which is entering our oceans which conservationist...
Sara-Jane Vanstone – JAMC06 Media Law Portfolio
Piece to Camera Scrip: Pre-trial –A man was arrested today outside his home in Taunton on suspicion of fraud amounting to £1million say Avon and Somerset police. Committal –Exeter Crown Court heard this morning that 63 years old Jon Andrews of Flood Street, Taunton...
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How Women are represented in the Media
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VARSITY 2019 LIVE!
The Varsity table as it stands. @marjonuni currently down 13-9 to Plymouth University, but definitely not out of contention.Up next the football first teams head to @Only1Argyle for some battles at Home Park!#upthejons pic.twitter.com/EGIQC3ltuY — JaM...
Doughnut Live!
Hello, and welcome to Doughnut Live on this pivotal day of news both nationally and a bit closer to home. We will be bringing you all the events as they happen – from the latest round of BUCs games involving our sports teams as they prepare for Varsity 2019,...
Saving One Ant from Extinction
Stephen Carroll is the Buglife Project Officer for the narrow-headed ant (Formica exsecta) Back from the Brink species recovery project. The wildlife conservationist talks about the latest field techniques which aim to secure the ant species future that is currently...
Could China be responsible for rhino extinction?
The Rhino horn carries a myth that has been debated for many years, such that it holds a medicinal value that can cure many illnesses. This, however, is untrue… you may as well start biting your fingernails again as rhino horn and your nails are made of the same...
The Age of the Internet
“Momo” is a terrifying internet character hoax that caught social media’s eye recently by hijacking YouTube Kids’ videos. It showed children explicit and graphic depictions of harming people and encouraged children to copy. It is thought that hackers have been using...
Déjà vu for The Pilgrims?
By Lewis Rogers Since the turn of the New Year, Plymouth Argyle fans are delighted to witness their club mount a surge up the Sky Bet League One table. After a woeful start to the 2018-19 campaign, a turnaround in typical Derek Adams fashion is well underway. The...
The Syrian Civil War: A Visual Update
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Coming Soon… The Pip to Pear Podcast!
https://sites.marjon.ac.uk/doughnut/files/2019/02/Coming-soon…-The-Pip-to-Pear-Podcast-1mtj9kc.mp3 Get ready! The Pip to Pear Podcast will introduce you to some of the most hard core nature conservationists and the stories behind their latest...
Seven Labour MPs Mutiny Against Corbyn
Labour’s course has been cast wayward today after the long-rumoured mutineers finally reared their heads in a show that may prove to be a significant challenge to Jeremy Corbyn’s captaincy. The seven MPs cite Mr Corbyn’s leadership as well as his handling of...
ISIL Bride Pregnant and Wants to come Home
The Syrian Civil War has been a long and drawn out affair. Most contenders that took arms nearly eight years ago have since faltered and scattered under the boot of the Syrian Government. Assad, after the near annihilation of the Syrian Opposition, is turning his...
13… Unlucky for some? Not for #LocalFootballRadio
With the local football season nearing an end, the tension is starting to build in both the Toolstation Western League and South West Peninsula Premier League. Tomorrow Jack and Mike are live for the thirteenth instalment of Local Football Radio This week, the boys...
Activision Lays of Staff despite a “record year”
It’s safe to say that the gaming industry in its current form is doing better than ever before, financially at least. Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick recently gleefully informed investors that the company had experienced a “record year” in sales; but alas, at the...
A Venezuelan Pie
Many media outlets have been relaying the recent presidential bid by opposition leader Juan Guaidó, a fresh-faced and smiley centrist, as the catalyst to end the suffering of Venezuela. Years of corrupt governance and economic mismanagement have rendered Venezuela the...
You look lovely – and not just cos it’s national compliment day
By Ben Moran, Katie Lawson, Bella Payne In a modern world that revolves around “likes” and Instagram “comments”, the traditional compliment is rarely given. It seems as though a young person’s confidence now relies on the number of likes on a selfie or the number of...
Going viral: how the internet caught a cold
By Nina Folland, Oliver Venning, Ethan Kings How many viral challenge videos have you seen recently? How many of those had the potential to go horribly wrong? Probably a lot more than you’d think. Scarily, an online challenge game known as ‘Blue Whale’ has reportedly...
The rivalry between education and mobiles: which will win?
By Ella Heneghan, Hannah Smith and Oliver Bennett Ever thought you spend too much time on your phone? We, as Generation X, have become consumed by the prospect of being continuously informed by the Internet; we need to know about the latest news, the latest app or...
Hobby v addiction: how much is too much?
By Mollie York, Kaya Bos, Reece Carter How much is too much when it comes to exercise? One million of the 46 million physically active people in the UK are taking performance enhancers like anabolic steroids. Though the number of people indulging in steroids may seem...
Falmouth Garden Centre wants your empty crisp packets
Falmouth Garden Centre has become one of the first drop-off points in Falmouth to offer crisp packet recycling for the public. This comes almost a year since Falmouth became the third town in Cornwall to be awarded with the ‘plastic-free’ status. The garden centre,...
Have you visited this pop-up shop for Sidmouth’s monster fatberg?
The mass of fat and grease down in Devon’s sewer that hit headlines earlier in the month is awaiting removal. The seaside town of Sidmouth has opened a shop to advise residents on what they can and can’t put down their drains. ...
The day of a no confidence vote
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Changing your diet could save the world
Scientists have been trying to figure out how we are going to feed billions more people in the years to come. They have now come up with a diet that could save the environment and also people. They recommend to get most of our protein from nuts and legumes instead of...
Will a new cinema help save Torquay’s dying high street?
We had a chat with some shops next door to the proposed premises to see whether this move will benefit them? https://youtu.be/PJTgOA6xJHo By Jasmine Butler
Tiverton awaiting the arrival of Premier Inn
How will the Mid Devon town of Tiverton cope with the arrival of Premier Inn this Autumn? After planning permission was granted in 2016, Tiverton’s multi-story carpark is currently being constructed into 83 bedroom hotel where UK’s largest hotel brand,...
Cafe Fandom: one year after the fire
Last February, local restaurant, Cafe Fandom, suffered a fire and severe smoke damage that destroyed thier property. Nearly one year on, the smoke is clearing, the rebuilding efforts are nearly complete, and the community are hopefully set to see a return of the geeky...
What hope for British High Streets?
2018 has been the worst record on date for British high streets, but Plymouth city centre in particular has seen a loss of many shops over the past few years that people are starting to take notice by. We’ve had to say goodbye to businesses that once sat safely...
New housing coming to Downderry
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How will Brexit affect the tourism section?
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Polar Bear cubs bring important message to Plymouth
This winter, 20 life-size polar bear cubs have arrived in Plymouth, to raise awareness about the plastic pollution issue in the Arctic. The Polar Bear explorer trail is a project between Plymouth Waterfront Partnership and the National Marine Aquarium. People can take...
Theresa May-Gollum Returns To Sing Brexit Bohemian Rhapsody
Andy Serkis responds to Brexit deal vote result with new Theresa May-Gollum musical mashup. Lord Of The Rings actor Andy Serkis has reprised his Theresa May Gollum character in a bizarre video that shows the Prime Minister singing a Brexit-themed version of Bohemian...
VEGANS LACKING IN NUTRIENTS?
Veganism has been around for decades; since the mid 1940’s to be precise, I bet you didn’t know that? But it isn’t until now that it is more popular than ever before. This new way to eat has been a huge mainstream lifestyle change. With over 600,000 people being vegan...
The High Street: A dying beast or one due to evolve?
The great British high-street, to many, has been a staple part of life. I can’t possibly comprehend the amount of times I’ve heard or used the phrase ‘going into town’, over generations it’s become a cultural norm. However, year after year, the rise of internet...
Should the uk ban pet adoption in the run up to Christmas?
This year Pet shelters in Germany temporarily banned adoptions in the lead up to Christmas. This is to stop any plans to give an animal for Christmas and to reiterate a dog is for life, not just for Christmas. Claudia Hämmerling from Berlin’s animal protection...
100,000s left Stranded after Drones ground Flights
Tens of thousands of passengers have been stranded at Gatwick Airport after drones caused for all flights to halt. Beginning Wednesday night, one of the UK’s busiest airports has been brought to a standstill after privately-owned drones were repeatedly flown...
Racism in Football: Has the issue improved?
By Rob Kershaw Since 1993, the football campaign “Kick it Out” has been working to try and limit, and ultimately extinguish the amount of racist incidents that happen in and around football pitches and stadiums; a movement which has been lauded and criticised in equal...
As rail fares rise again, what exactly are we paying for?
By Rebecca Wallis Recently, we have been told that rail fares will rise again in the new year. Year after year, the prices increase and commuters have to grin and bear it. Ticket prices have risen by a huge 37% in the last decade with an average annual increase of...
The Internet’s role in the rise of the Extreme Right-Wing Needs Addressing!
There’s no denying it. The resurgence of the extreme right-wing has reached a vehemence not seen in decades. The likes of such can be owed to the internet and its dominance in every-day life. But I want to find out as to how and why this, quite frankly, terrifying...
A Spectacular End to 2018 MARJON vs UWE 31-0
MARJON’s women ended the BUCS season in style in a spectacular final game against The University of the West of England, winning 31-0. The game was frequently interrupted with injuries obtained by the opposition which led to MARJON dropping players, but the...
Andy Serkis Revives Gollum For Theresa May Spoof
Lord of The Rings’ very own Gollum voice-star Andy Serkis has revived the iconic character this week for a very eerie parody of Theresa May and her Brexit plan. Watch the video below: In a sketch titled “LEAKED: Footage From Inside No 10 Downing Street”, the actor...
Students’ tips for saving money
By Amy, Adam, Alfie and Lauren Student life can be stressful, especially when it comes to finance and budgeting. Now we all love a bit of luxury, but being a student we have to prioritise the important things in order to afford the essentials. Here are some tips to...
How safe would you feel travelling alone?
By Beth Cox, Colin Martin, Lewis Mitchell, Georgia Bartholomew Gap years are a common phenomenon among university students, with 230,000 young people every year choosing to venture abroad. Unfortunately, for Grace, this would not go to plan. Between the 1st and 2nd of...
Quick-fire questions with Exeter Chief’s Jack Nowell
He’s arguably one of the best rugby players to come out of the South West. He’s one of only six English players to have scored a hat-trick of tries at a World Cup and in 2016, he started all five of England’s RBS Six Nations matches. Oh, he’s even tucked six...
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Football with Cody Cooke: From Truro City to St Mirren
It’s a life that’s strictly on the football field for Cornish boy, Cody Cooke. The 25-year-old striker has had quite the year, moving from the very bottom corner of the UK all the way up to the land of the Scot’s – where getting tae grips wi’ th’ scot’s...
LGBTQ+ Community: ‘Kevin Hart, your apology just isn’t acceptable’
Unless you’re a news-a-phobic, then there’s little doubt that you’ve heard about comedian Kevin Hart’s derogatory, homophobic Tweets that have resurfaced from almost a decade ago. This came just days after the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences confirmed that...
Plymouth Library is opening its doors on Christmas Day…
PLYMOUTH City Council will open the doors on their Central Library again this Christmas Day providing a warm welcome to anyone who may be on their own and would like some company. There’ll be festive films, quizzes, games, and refreshments available. The...
South Western Railway to strike the weekend before Christmas
RMT have reported that guards and train drivers are due to strike for 24 hours on Saturday 22 December following an ongoing dispute over the roles of the guards on new trains. The protest has caused previous disruption to journeys throughout the past year, including a...
Derriford Hospital awarded £30m in funding for new A&E department
It has been announced today that Derriford Hospital has been awarded nearly £30 million in funding to build a new Urgent and Emergency Care Hub. Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, revealed the funding was part of a £168 million injection into the south west, with a...
The little, lovely and local Christmas markets that we bet you haven’t discovered yet…
Take a look at this year’s Fowey Christmas Market. If you missed it then don’t worry, just read on to find out all of the other little but lovely Christmas Markets in Devon and Cornwall. One can never have enough Christmas (says one who’s surrounded in...
TAKE TWO IN THE FA VASE AS CUP FEVER STRIKES AGAIN BUT BICKLAND PARK COULD GRAB THE HEADLINES THIS WEEKEND
Local Football Radio this week is another action packed show. Jack and Mike will be previewing all the weekend fixtures in the SWPL and Western League plus a look ahead to the rearranged FA Vase fixtures. This week, the lads talk to Alex White, manager of Clevedon...
Liberté, Égalité, Essence!
It is plausible to say that the French are mentally hardwired to be the true proponents of liberty, as seen through the continuation of the recent Yellow Vest protests which have swept the urban sprawl of Paris and other metropolitan hubs of France. Yet, are these...
Plymouth Raiders v Cheshire Phoenix Preview
Plymouth Raiders take on Cheshire Phoenix on Sunday afternoon, looking to recover from three successive defeats. The Raiders went down 86-77 in Leicester last weekend and have suffered home losses against Glasgow Rocks and Sheffield Sharks in recent weeks. Cheshire...
In case you missed it – Marjon JAM strikes BBC deal!
The Journalism and Media department at Marjon has already formed good ties with the fantastic people down at BBC Southwest located on Seymour Road in Plymouth. Over recent years Marjon’s journalism program has benefited from guest speakers and lectures run by...
Data disaster for O2 mobile network
Notice your mobile data failing you when you’re out of WIFI reach… You’re not the only one. Millions of O2 mobile network users have been losing their data services after O2 suffered technical issues. And of course, people were upset. And how do we...
Volunteers go on rescue mission in Plymouth in search of missing puppy
39 search and rescue volunteers have entered caves on the edge of Plymouth as part of an operation to look for Pudding, a therapy dog. The four-month- old miniature Dachshund has been missing since Sunday. The owners of the pup have put out a desperate plea for people...
I’m dreaming of a Marjon Christmas
It’s Christmas right? Officially? Jumper wearing, mince pie eating Christmas? FINALLY. Because we here at JaM at Marjon love Christmas with every fibre of our being. We’ll be bringing you all of the festive cheer we can. This is your Ultimate Guide to Christmas at...
Marjon B’s 4-2 Plymouth Dukes A’s – Match Report
Marjon Men’s football B’s continued their impressive start to the season on Wednesday with a resounding 4-2 victory against Plymouth Dukes A’s in the preliminary round of the George Lang cup. With heavy rain and wind featuring throughout the game – the teams had...
Brexit Babble Breakdown
A must read if you’re not sure of your “Article 50s” from your “Trade Deals” Are you left feeling confused by the constant debates? Would you know how to explain Brexit in your own words? Let’s break things down for you in this easy to...
Gambling sites agree to stop advertising during sport television
The biggest gambling companies in Britain have willingly agreed to a sport television advertising ban. The Remote Gambling Association,...
Plymouth bus driver suffers stroke at the wheel
Former Citybus employee, Dave Deeley, has told his story about when he experienced a stroke whilst completing his usual bus route and yet, still continued to drive passengers. The 56-year-old said it was a miracle that he didn’t crash and injure anyone. Dave...
Belgian reviews English chocolate!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fKLl0z6LRA&feature=youtu.be After four months in England I decided to review some of Englands most popular chocolate bars accompanied by the lovely Jasmine Butler ...
How eco-friendly is your Christmas?
Most of us like to indulge and go all out at Christmas time and why not, it only comes round once a year, but while we’re feeling festive, our planet is suffering. Christmas creates 30% more waste than normal. So how environmentally friendly is your Christmas and how...
America bids farewell to George HW Bush.
America bids farewell to George HW Bush. As it happened; Timeline of events at the funeral. 15:51pm Today the white house Flag was lowered for the beginning of the funeral. Flags across the nation are flying at half mast. This will be so for the next 30 days, per a...
Botox party treatment gone wrong
A woman who attended a Botox party recently received bad treatment from a friend who applied Botox to her lips and was left with a painful swelling. Rachael Knappier, from Leicestershire attended a botox get-to-together in which she originally agreed to only receive...
Live updates
Last ditch move Downing street is trying to convince Brexiteers to back Theresa May’s deal in a last ditch move. Plans could include strengthening the power of the parliament in order to get more control over the backstop but they haven’t made any decision...
2018: A Big Year for News
Now that we’ve found ourselves in December already, it’s time to look back on 2018. It’s been a busy year politically, both in Westminster and across the pond, but with the current Brexit situation, the biggest political story of the year could still be yet to come....
BooHoo’s ‘time-limit sales’ recorded as false.
Fashion site Boohoo has broken advertising standards, BBC watchdog finds. Investigative programme, Watchdog live, recorded promotions on Boohoo’s website that did not end after the countdown clock reached zero. Time limited sales put pressure on consumers to...
WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH BREXIT?
Wednesday the 5th of December, a big day for Brexit. The government is releasing their Brexit legal advice after suffering three parliamentary defeats yesterday. What happened and why is this happening? We have got the breakdown for you. Tuesday the 4th of December, a...
Is social media affecting our future generation?
We live in a close world in which social media connects us constantly, but how is it affecting the children of our future and the communication between one another… Social media has hit the world by storm in recent years, with its ever-growing technology that connects...
5 O’clock Round Up
The everybody’s favourite grandad Sir David Attenborough has said climate change is humanity’s greatest threat in thousands of years. The broadcaster said it could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of “much of the natural...
3 O’clock Update
The nations granddad Sir David Attenborough has said climate change is humanity’s greatest threat in thousands of years. The broadcaster said it could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of “much of the natural world”. He was...
Come check in for your NBA round-up
Good afternoon from us here at the Doughnut newsroom, Tim and Rob are back with another round-up from the wacky world of the NBA. On today’s show: . Denis Smith Jr was left toothless last night after a vicious elbow to the face took the point guard out a quarter...
Packers part ways with Mike McCarthy
In a shock move, the Green Bay Packers have parted ways with veteran head coach Mike McCarthy, just an hour after the teams most embarrassing loss of the season, losing to the Arizona Cardinals and dropping to a 4-7-1 record on the season. Offensive coordinator Joe...
Midday News Round-up
The UK faces a “constitutional crisis” if Theresa May does not publish the full legal advice on her Brexit deal on Monday, Labour has warned. The PM says the advice is confidential, but some MPs think ministers do not want to admit it says the UK could be...
Game Awards 2018: The biggest, most ambitious yet
Every year we have the Oscars and the Baftas… but what about video games? For the past four years, industry expert and video game expert Geoff Keighley has paved the way for video games to be given the recognition they deserve by hosting a yearly award show...
DERBY DAY FOOTBALL ON SUNDAY PREVIEW – LIVERPOOL VS EVERTON (SKY SPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE, 4:15PM)
Liverpool vs Everton 2nd vs 6th PREVIEW Liverpool can continue their derby day dominance with victory against Everton at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Remarkably, the Reds are unbeaten in the last 17 renewals of this rivalry and, yet to taste defeat in...
DERBY DAY FOOTBALL ON SUNDAY PREVIEW – ARSENAL VS TOTTENHAM (SKY SPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE, 2:05PM)
Arsenal vs Tottenham 4th vs 3rd PREVIEW Sunday afternoon will see the return of one of the UK’s most intense rivalries as Arsenal play host to Tottenham Hotspur in a match that could have a significant effect on both side’s efforts to finish...
DERBY DAY FOOTBALL ON SUNDAY PREVIEW – CHELSEA VS FULHAM (SKY SPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE, 12PM)
Chelsea vs Fulham 4th vs 20th PREVIEW Chelsea welcome Fulham to Stamford Bridge in one of two London derbies taking place on Sunday. Maurizio Sarri’s side saw their 12 game unbeaten start ended at Tottenham last time out, but responded somewhat...
SATURDAY EVENING FOOTBALL PREVIEW: SOUTHAMPTON VS MANCHESTER UNITED (BT SPORT 1, 17:30PM)
Southampton vs Manchester United 18th vs 7th PREVIEW Two sides who simply cannot afford to lose. Southampton have won just one Premier League game all season long and they’re now languishing in the bottom three. Manchester United meanwhile dropped more...
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW: NEWCASTLE VS WEST HAM, 3PM
Newcastle vs West Ham 13th vs 14th PREVIEW A meeting between 13th and 14th respectively at St James’ Park, another of Saturday’s Premier League fixtures that might be considered too close to call. Rafa Benitez’s side shot up the bottom...
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW: MANCHESTER CITY VS BOURNEMOUTH, 3PM.
Manchester City vs Bournemouth 1st vs 8th PREVIEW Manchester City will take some stopping this season. Pep Guardiola’s side are unlikely to lose to teams outside the top six at the Etihad, meaning the odds are stacked massively in their favour in...
Today’s Sports Round Up
I am Joshua Coombe and I would just like to say that our day in control of The Doughnut has come to an end and myself, Mike, Jack and Brendan would like to thank you for joining us today and reading all of our articles as we publish them. Here is a quick round up of...
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW: LEICESTER VS WATFORD, 3PM.
Leicester vs Watford 10th vs 9th PREVIEW Claude Puel will be keen to see his side turn draws into wins, having ended level on 90 minutes in four of their last five in this current unbeaten run (in all competitions). Watford, who this week handed manager...
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW: HUDDERSFIELD VS BRIGHTON, 3PM.
Huddersfield vs Brighton 15th vs 12th PREVIEW Another big game in the bottom half of the Premier League as Huddersfield look to extend their unbeaten run to four matches. Brighton have collected just one point from their last three games and, with points...
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW: CRYSTAL PALACE VS BURNLEY, 3PM.
Crystal Palace vs Burnley 16th vs 17th PREVIEW The Premier League’s worst home side this season welcome one of the division’s worst away teams and both are desperate for a win in a game which the hosts could edge. Roy Hodgson’s Palace...
Friday Night Football Preview: Cardiff City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (Sky Sports Premier League, 8pm)
PREVIEW 19th vs 11th. Friday Night Football sees two of the newly promoted teams meet at the Cardiff City Stadium. With Cardiff second from bottom in the league table and Wolves second from bottom in the form table, both sides will be desperate for the points. A...
UK Snooker Championships 2018 – What Did You Miss?
In case you missed it, we look back at how the big names got on in the 1st round of this year’s UK Snooker Championships. Mark Selby 3-6 James Cahill The world number one was beaten by amateur James Cahill to set up one of the biggest shocks in recent snooker...
Formula 3 Driver Sophia Floersch Returns Home After 11 Hour Surgery
17-year-old Formula 3 driver Sophia Floersch has returned home to Germany after undergoing spinal surgery following her high speed crash in the Macau Grand Prix. The 11 hour surgery was the result of a horrifying crash that saw her car take flight before crashing into...