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When I was a child television was in its infancy. It occupied an obscure part of the room looking like a piece of furniture and was tentatively opened out of a cupboard for a few hours a day.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) is a constitutional monarchy, without a written constitution.
Sports associations, clubs and sports facilities are confronted with numerous questions and are required to provide answers.
When the picture above appeared, some might have thought: It comes four years too late – but better now than never.