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Former England cricketer Ashley Giles has revealed his weight ballooned to nearly 20 stone (127kg) when he finished playing. He struggled with the transition fr…
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20 stone? Use metric, dude.
that's more balls than he hit
BBC turns off the comments on the terrorist story. Who are they trying to protect?
I take it this means the UK's stock of pies are now safe?
Cover Protest against government in India
Takes guts (pardon the pun) to talk about personal struggles so openly. Hats off
Drake in life 🤣
Why is there nothing on the BBC about the civil unrest and riots all over France? The country is at war and no news at all....
Maybe focus more on the mental health stuff, rather than "Former Cricketer got fat"<br><br>I could take a 5 minute walk now and see some absolute Land Whales. The bigger issue is how to help people with mental health problems, especially when they have no back up plan for a career that ends in their "Mid life"
Ashley Giles was a world cricket star and in this BBC news video interview he remembers what time of overweight he had ,20 stones ,127 kg. , and suffered. His experiences could be useful for many other people because now he is not fat and he seems to be healthy enough. He means " I did it ,you can do it. "
The BBC really struggles with the definition of "News" doesn't it.
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