
Sports Presenter/Reporter/Commentator. Born in N.Ireland, without a full complement of limbs. Enquiries: [email protected] https://xitter.cf/t.co/pkaAI8Xe8k
Joined September 2009
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The people amused/shocked/appalled that the BBC would hire a boxing reporter with no arms are going to fall off their sofas when they hear I also do golf, tennis, snooker etc.
PS I also have a prosthetic leg and report on football 😱
(Thanks @tphollingsworth for the pic)
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Okay, I'm breaking character here. This is not a satire post. My 2-year-old son is in a wheelchair that we can't fit into our car. We are not eligible to apply for a wheelchair accessible vehicle until he is three--and even then we would have to pay about £13,000 towards it (which we don't have).
The idea that disabled people get given free cars willy-nilly is bullshit. My son has to attend regular appointments at various locations. He has a team of specialists dedicated to helping him with an extremely rare neurological condition that means he needs around the clock supervision.
He can't even hold his own head up so a regular car seat is out of the question. He was using a baby seat, but he's outgrown that. It's really tough for us to get around because misinformation from pricks like Nigel influences public opinion. Does this seem right?
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"I just pray there is a match for my girl." 🗣️
Four-year-old Aryia from Windsor needs a kidney transplant after doctors ruled out her parents as donors.
📲 Tap to read more: bbc.in/4hus7p5
#Kidneytransplant #BBCBerkshire
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London City Lionesses clinically break away on the counter and Lucia Corrales seals the home victory ⚡️⚽️

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Alexia Putellas opens her account scoring her first goal in the #BarclaysWSL! 🤩
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ALEXIA PUTELLAS SCORES HER FIRST LONDON CITY GOAL 🩵
London City 1-0 Brighton (29')
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"A BIG moment for the WSL" 👏
Alexia Putellas has scored her first WSL goal as she volleys London City Lionesses into the lead 💥

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Inside the September/October issue of Enable, we speak to racing driver Nicolas Hamilton about mental resilience, racing alongside non-disabled drivers and living his childhood dreams. Joining him are fashion designer Kaci Kemp, broadcaster @AndyStevenson81
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Broadcast is showing players scanning their competitor badges through the entrance. Exactly 100 years ago, at the 1926 Open at Royal Lytham and St. Annes, Bobby Jones forgot his badge. Went to a public booth, bought a spectator’s ticket for seven shillings and won the tournament.
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USGA history! First male player to win the same championship four consecutive years.
Kipp closed with a 63. Made two bogeys all week. Won by six.
Kipp Popert makes USGA history with fourth straight win at U.S. Adaptive Open golfweek.usatoday.com/story/…
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Annie Hayes holes it for eagle! Annie is the only female in the seated division. This was Annie’s first — ever — eagle. She used a 9-iron.
“A little bit of a side lie, but I knew I needed to play it off the bank, so that's what I did. I just hit the shot, and it went in.”
"Golf was a sport that I didn’t really have to modify much, then I just got the bug! My CP (cerebral palsy) affects my right side arm down. So I retrained myself to become a lefty."
Delaney Bartling is what the U.S. Adaptive Open is all about.
@GolfChannel | @AndyStevenson81
"Everybody is treating you like you're the man in town. It's really fun to be a part of it. Being able to qualify in my first attempt means a lot, especially at age 15."
@onearmgolfer on his U.S. Adaptive Open debut talking with @GolfChannel's @AndyStevenson81.
"This is proper golf. This is not people pretending to golf. The players are treated very special here. They are made to feel like this is a big deal, which of course it is."
@GolfChannel correspondent @AndyStevenson81 checks in from Day 1 of the U.S. Adaptive Open at Woodmont.
VAR.
Turning moments into fouls that were never considered fouls before and should never be fouls now.
My colleagues at BBC Sport should have used the backdrop from Frasier’s apartment for this match.
Or got Martin Crane’s chair on set.












