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UK Names Blaise Metreweli as First Female Chief of MI6
UK Politics · United Kingdom

UK Names Blaise Metreweli as First Female Chief of MI6

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She will assume leadership in the autumn following Sir Richard Moore's departure, steering MI6 through escalating cyber-related threats from hostile threats.See the Story
HWR 2025: A Celebration Of Women’s Rowing, Part I
Henley-on-Thames · Henley-on-Thames

HWR 2025: A Celebration Of Women’s Rowing, Part I

Henley Women’s Regatta (HWR) was established in 1988, partly as a response to the fact that, at the time, Henley Royal Regatta (HRR) did not offer women’s events. The Royal is now working towards gender parity, but it is an indication of how strongly HWR has established itself over the last 37 years that it has not suffered by HRR, the world’s most famous regatta, becoming more inclusive. 28 June 2025By Tim Koch Thursday’s International Crews’ R…Read Article
Eton: Jolly Floating Weather Part II, The Upper Boats
Eton, England · Eton

Eton: Jolly Floating Weather Part II, The Upper Boats

Eton’s flag is derived from the Royal Arms of Henry VI, reflecting his founding of the college in 1440. A strong wind blowing throughout the morning threatened to make the custom of standing in the eights taking part in the Procession of Boats a more challenging experience than usual. Fortunately, the wind dropped before the aquatic festivities took place. 24 June 2025 By Tim Koch Tim Koch continues his report on this year’s Procession of Boats …Read Article

Eton: Jolly Floating Weather Part I, Preparation

Despite appearances, Eton College, the 585-year-old boarding school for boys aged 13 to 18, is very serious about rowing. Pictured here are two members of the 3rd VIII taking part in the school’s 2025 “Procession of Boats” held this year on 14 June. 23 June 2025By Tim Koch Tim Koch finds that holding 4th June on 14th June is the least eccentric thing about Eton’s big day. It initially costs £65,000 to imprison someone in the UK once the expense …Rowing · EtonRead Article

At Sea, I Know Where I Am

22 June 2025 By Philip Kuepper I retreat to the sea.I feel more centeredat sea, than on land.I don’t swim with the illusionof safety the land is selling.However solid its material,it can erupt without warning.The land is a minefieldof moods. At sea, moodsare rarely hidden.Fissures, sinkholes, quakes,volcanoes suddenly, blowing their stacks,after the land has lulledone into complacency? No.But, at sea, one is alert,vigilant. The sea’s moodsare in…Read Article

Hadaway Harry: Lessons of History, Barriers to Access and the Future of British Rowing – Part II

The Tyne God, the symbol of the River Tyne. 16 June 2025By Aaron I. Jackson Dramatising the incredible true story of Tyneside’s Harry Clasper, nine-time world rowing champion and the greatest sportsman of his or any other era, Ed Waugh’s classic play Hadaway Harry enjoyed its tenth-year anniversary revival earlier this year. Witnessing Jamie Brown’s…Newcastle upon Tyne, UK · Newcastle upon TyneRead Article

Two Poems: America Coast To Coast

15 June 2025 By Philip Kuepper “Cape Song” I hitchhiked the arm of the Cape.I hitchhiked the bicep of it.I hitchhiked the elbow, the fist.It is splendid,the curve of it,the curve of it, north,into the Atlantic,into the cold, hardblue of the Atlantic. (Men have,for centuries, set outfrom the fist to fishthe Banks, where rich depositsof fish are kept,men having been holding up the Banks,for centuries, with their rods,and in their getaway boats.)Th…Provincetown · ProvincetownRead Article

In memory of Matthew Labine, Yale ’81

Matt Labine 14 June 2025 By Göran R Buckhorn On 6 June, the day before this year’s Yale-Harvard Regatta, Matthew “Matt” Arnold Labine was remembered by his Yale teammates at Gales Ferry where they hung up the oar he used in the Yale-Harvard Race of 1981. Labine was a Yale oarsman and rowing coach at Fairfield University who passed away on 1 September 2017 at age 58. Matt Labine graduated from St. Ann’s School in Brooklyn Heights and from Yale Un…Yale · ConnecticutRead Article

Fit For A King: Part II

13 June 2025By Tim Koch Tim Koch is still square bashing at the Colonel’s Review, one of two full rehearsals for the Trooping the Colour, aka the King’s Birthday Parade, on 14 June. (See Part I here.) The Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) with the drawn sword received the Colour from the Sergeant of the three-man Colour Party. The RSM presented the Colour to the Ensign (2nd Lieutenant) who carried it for the rest of the parade.  The Escort For Th…London, England · LondonRead Article

King Charles Is Hanging up His Riding Boots for Trooping the Colour – and Opting for a Carriage Instead

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Two years after reviving a tradition beloved by his mother, King Charles is expected to step away from riding in the parade for goodMeghan Markle · LondonSee the Story

Harvard Sweeps 158th Harvard-Yale Regatta

Harvard prevailed over Yale in all four races on Connecticut’s Thames River in the 158th edition of the Harvard-Yale regatta, June 7-8. The Crimson started the sweep on Friday evening in the fourth varsity eight race, winning the James Snider Cup by five seconds over two miles. Saturday racing started with the two-mile third varsity race for the New London Cup, won by open water by Harvard’s undefeated, Eastern Sprints, and IRA champion crew. Th…Harvard · New LondonSee the Story

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