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London Skolars 46, Knights 34

Knights centre Steve Lewis is taken off his feet by the Skolars defence

11:21am Monday 30th June 2008

COULD it have been worse? Not only did York City Knights end their six-year unbeaten record at New River Stadium, but they also lost Danny Ratcliffe to a suspected broken wrist and key players Paul March and Rob Spicer to concussion.

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Knights 20, Barrow Raiders 29

THE OLD ONE-TWO: Player-coach Paul March touches down

10:14am Monday 23rd June 2008

IF York City Knights had played the first half as well as they did the second, they could have pulled off a shock against unbeaten National League Two high-fliers Barrow yesterday.

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Keighley Cougars 24, Knights 46

Knights duo Mark Applegarth and David March combine to halt a run by Keighley Cougars' Simon Bissell

10:00am Monday 16th June 2008

JAMES Ratcliffe reckoned there was no chance of York City Knights putting 40 points on Keighley again. He was wrong - this time it was nearer 50.

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Knights 34, Hunslet Hawks 6

York City Knights hooker Paul Hughes squares up to Hunslet Hawks winger Steve Morton, with the backing of Danny Grice, left, and Danny Ratcliffe

9:42am Monday 9th June 2008

FROM zero to hero in 80 minutes - such is the life of York City Knights star man Lee Mapals.

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Rochdale Hornets 44, Knights 10

Knights man of the match Rob Spicer tries to break free of the first line of the Rochdale Hornets defence, left, as player-coach Paul March arrives in support

8:57am Monday 2nd June 2008

WILL the real York City Knights please stand up.

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Knights 20, Skolars 20

York second-rower Rob Kelly, above, roars with delight after levelling the scores at 20-20 with a 70th-minute try against London Skolars, but a missed conversion consigned the game to a draw

9:51am Monday 26th May 2008

THE Skolars of London ran out to the familiar strains of the Grange Hill theme tune at Huntington Stadium - and the visitors left York City Knights facing a week in detention.

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Knights 40, Keighley Cougars 30

Dave Buckley's face is a picture of delight after his 17th minute try

10:06am Monday 19th May 2008

MAYBE, just maybe, good times are returning to Huntington Stadium.

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Swinton Lions 28, Knights 50

Lee Mapals runs in against Swinton Lions. Picture: Dave Edwards

8:46am Monday 12th May 2008

IT was as puzzling as it was needless and it proved decisive.

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Knights 14, Doncaster 25

Rob Spicer opened the Knights account

8:32am Tuesday 6th May 2008

NOBODY could question the commitment and hard work displayed by York City Knights at Huntington Stadium yesterday.

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Blackpool Panthers 10, Knights 50

Blackpool's Martin Gambles hurdles over York City Knights winger John Oakes

8:16am Monday 28th April 2008

York City Knights finally got that first win under new coaches Paul March and James Ratcliffe, and they got it in style with a 50-10 success away to fellow National League Two strugglers Blackpool Panthers.

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UK News

Couple bailed in baby death probe

Police are investigating the death of a 10-week-old baby

Updated 12:56am Sunday 6th July 2008

A man and a woman arrested in connection with the death of a 10-week-old baby boy have been released on bail while inquiries continue.


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Racing at the Hippodrome de Saint-Cloud in Paris. Picture: Steve Carroll
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Radio York staff in October last year with the book of children’s stories which saw the station nominated for a Sony Radio Award.
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John Brain, the Langwith victor
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