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Bannister ‘astonished’ sub-4 minute Mile continues to inspire

February 26, 2014

"I myself was inspired after being taken to see Sydney Wooderson at Crystal Palace and I realized that was the sport I wanted to do."

By Mark Bryans, Press Association

Sir Roger Bannister remains 'astonished' that his achievement of running the first sub-4 minute Mile is still celebrated but...

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Cram’s love for Games spun from pure gold

February 26, 2014

"I won a lot of gold medals and I raced with the best. But for me the greatest moment was beating the Mile world record."

By Hugh Macdonald, The Herald

A gliding, guzzler of yards on the track, Steve Cram had no sooner returned from Russia than he was in his car driving from his home in...

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Angelina Jolie’s ‘Unbroken’ hero was her neighbor all along

February 25, 2014

Zamperini's inspirational story offers a bright light of hope for an often-troubled time.

Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, TODAY.com

Angelina Jolie was looking far and wide for dramatic inspiration, and all the time it was right outside her own front door.

Jolie is directing "Unbroken," the...

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How they train: Chris O’Hare

February 24, 2014

Last year saw a big breakthrough for the Scottish runner who set national 1500 and Mile records

By David Lowes, Athletics Weekly

Chris O’Hare started his running when at primary school and says: “My older brother Ryan is three years older than me and so I wanted to do everything that he did...

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