Robert Downey Jr recadre un journaliste

    Mercredi en France sortait le dernier Avengers: l’ère d’Ultron. En pleine promotion, Robert Downey Jr se prêtait à une série d’interviews, parmi lesquelles celle d’un journaliste de la chaîne britannique Channel 4, publiée hier sur Youtube. Sept minutes. Pas une de plus, voilà le temps dont disposait hier Krishnan Guru-Murthy pour interviewer Robert Downey Jr….

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      ITU 2016 Kitzbuehel World Cup cancelled

      The International Triathlon Union (ITU) have announced that the elite races at the 2016 Kitzbuehel ITU Triathlon World Cup have been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. However, the junior races will continue as planned, and will be organised with the time-trial format that was scheduled to debut at the elite races. Advertisement “Despite our best…

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        Gallery: Winter BallBuster 2014

        Resolve was needed in spades for the 25th edition of the Winter BallBuster, with chilly wind and hammering rain battering duathletes on Box Hill in Surrey last Saturday. Advertisement Athletes struck up a rendition of ‘Happy Birthday’ on the start line to mark the occasion, with 220’s Matt Baird arriving just in time after meeting…

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          Jodie Swallow leads British domination at Ironman SA

          British women ruled Ironman South Africa yesterday, with Jodie Swallow taking top honours and an emotional victory ahead of Lucy Gossage and Susie Cheetham. Click Here: adidas stan smith Advertisement Setting the tone for the rest of the race, Swallow quickly caught up to the back end of the men’s field. She completed the swim…

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            Banking crisis was too big for public finances

            Banking crisis was too big for public finances Ireland’s banking and property problems. European Voice By Ian Wishart 11/24/10, 9:12 PM CET Updated 4/12/14, 8:22 PM CET Many of Ireland’s current problems date back to 2008, when the Dublin government became the first in Europe to recapitalise its banks. Much of Ireland’s growth had been…

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