"Sport plays such an important role in uniting us together in these moments and telling these huge national stories together. Nothing does that more than sport. To bring this drama to the BBC, you might say "it's sort of coming home"." The writer of the BBC drama series Dear England, James Graham, speaks ahead of the premier.
As I watched the premier of the first episode this evening, I laughed, I held my breath, I contemplated the different ways that leadership can look. This drama is excellent. I'm so glad the BBC has brought it to tv after its success as a stage performance.
It's out on May 24th. Well done BBC @bbcsport@bbcone 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
A real celebration this morning. Big sporting moments of the past 25years 🎉🎉
It was a breakfast event. The tiny breakfast offerings were beautiful - I was too busy chatting to all the sports women and leaders in sport to eat any of them!!
Lovely to see you all and to see the top20 big moments from the past 25 years on the cinema screen 🥰 (as voted by the panel, and then the public vote determining the top20 order).
@sportindustry@telegraphwomenssport
Meeting some gorgeous people, talking about some tricky things, trying to grow as a human being too.
Being surrounded by the teams and clients at Overbury this morning was a joy, very insightful questions asked about
⚡ Performance through adversity
🏄🏼♀️ Managing pressure
🧚🏼♀️ Inspirational from others
💯 Feeling the fear, and doing it anyway
I'd not heard Chemmy speak in this kind of setting before and I was majorly entertained. I knew that you'd get me up on stage for a demo!!!
Bringing our difference is one of our friendship superpowers.
@overburyplc@chemmyski
Working with OBS Olympic Broadcast Service at the top of the Sliding Centre a few days ago.
As I was standing at the top of the track it certainly brought back many emotions!!
1 minute to go - green light - RUN!
The Cortina track looks like a lot of fun to slide, I think many of us ex athletes are ready for a vets race!!
Good luck everyone for the next few days 💙
