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Can Arsenal FINALLY beat Liverpool at Anfield FT Fabrice Muamba

Are Arsenal ready for the Champions League 10 GAMES LEFT! FT FABRICE MUAMBA

Arsenal vs Everton Preview | Drop xhaka for Partey? FT Fabrice Muamba

Oleksiej Zorin is an American Football player and team owner. His family are in Poland under the care of the team he plays for, while he is unable to reach players based in Mariupol, who play on the team he owns, after the city came under heavy attack from Russia. He admits he is scared for the players he can't reach and grateful his team in Poland got his family out of Ukraine. He tells us about the work he is doing to help the people of Kyiv and how he has considered joining the army. Zorin says he doesn't fear death but he does fear for the future. Lowri Norkett joins us in a week which saw her make her debut for Wales and then be selected for their 6 Nations squad. Norkett only took up rugby union after her sister Elli – who was a Wales international – was killed in a car crash five years ago. Lowri tells us about wearing her sisters boots and how she is always with her. The incoming NWSL commissioner Jessica Berman tells us about rebuilding trust between the league and the players following allegations of sexual misconduct against a former coach last year. She also says demand for tickets for Angel City FC's first home game is akin to a Super Bowl and that bringing more new teams into the league is among her top priorities. And - In Sporting Witness, we hear from the cardiologist who saved Fabrice Muamba's life, ten years after he went into cardiac arrest and collapsed on the pitch in a Premier League match. Image: Getty Images

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Join Ian Stone, Adrian Clarke, and Art de Roche for a look back on Arsenal's so close but so far loss to Liverpool.We praise the work of Gabi Martinelli, discuss the season Aaron Ramsdale's had so far, and ask how do we get to Liverpool's level?Plus you can hear Amy Lawrence's interview with Fabrice Muamba on the 10 year anniversary from his collapse whilst playing for Bolton against Spurs in the FA Cup.And we talk about the "yoot" and make sure you know who to keep an eye on.RUNNING ORDERPART 1 - Players to fear : 01.00PART 2 - Arsenal 0-2 Liverpool : 07.00PART 3a - Amy meets Muamba : 31.30PART 3b - A look in on the Arsenal Academy : 41.00  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ian Stone, Adrian Clarke, and Art de Roche for a look back on Arsenal's so close but so far loss to Liverpool. We praise the work of Gabi Martinelli, discuss the season Aaron Ramsdale's had so far, and ask how do we get to Liverpool's level? Plus you can hear Amy Lawrence's interview with Fabrice Muamba on the 10 year anniversary from his collapse whilst playing for Bolton against Spurs in the FA Cup. And we talk about the "yoot" and make sure you know who to keep an eye on. RUNNING ORDER PART 1 - Players to fear : 01.00 PART 2 - Arsenal 0-2 Liverpool : 07.00 PART 3a - Amy meets Muamba : 31.30 PART 3b - A look in on the Arsenal Academy : 41.00 

It's 10 years since one of the most dramatic moments in the history of Premiership football. Fans around the world held their breath when the Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba went into cardiac arrest and collapsed on the pitch. His heart stopped for 78 minutes. Uma Doraiswamy has been speaking to cardiologist Dr Andrew Deaner, who ran from the stands to help save Fabrice Muamba's life. PHOTO: The medical team treating Fabrice Muamba (Getty Images)

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie discuss the defeat to Plymouth, the play-off chances and Fabrice Muamba's return to the club.

Fabrice Muamba joins Joe Cole and Steve Sidwell in the Coral All To Play For Arms. Fabrice talks about his early years at Arsenal, his progression to Birmingham City and Bolton, and opens up about the day that put an end to his playing career and nearly ended his life. Want to hear more great podcasts from JOE?From The Corner - A crossover boxing show that will appeal to fight fans and newbies alike, with huge name guests from within the fight gameAll To Play For, Joe Cole and Tom Davis bring huge guests and hilarious stories from football's front linesIn Defence Of - Stevo the Madman challenges his friends from the worlds of sport and entertainment to come and debate with him on some of football's most contentious issues. Will they CHANGE HIS MIND!?TKO with Carl Frampton, bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxingSportspages - Dig into the stories behind some of the greatest sports books ever writtenBoys Don't Cry with Russell Kane, the show that gets men talking about the things men never talk aboutUnfiltered with James O'Brien, our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview seriesPioneers with John Amaechi - Meet the trailblazers behind Britain's most exciting businesses

On this episode, Helen and Maggie are joined by LifeStyled Club member Shauna Muamba. Nearly 10 years ago, Shauna watched her husband, Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba, collapse on the pitch 43 minutes after kick-off in the FA Cup tie between Bolton and Spurs. As the stadium fell silent and medical staff huddled around him, the match was abandoned, Fabrice's heart had stopped beating. Shauna, his fiancée at the time, had to race down to London to be with him.Coming up, Shauna shares with us this traumatic time in her life and supporting Fabrice in his long road to recovery, and how it changed their family.She discusses the financial impact a career-ending injury had on their future, but how an insurance payout eased the blow. Through her own experience, she encourages friends in football to make sure they have a plan in place to protect them.This conversation is a great example of just how much the wives and partners play an important role throughout a players career, not only during times of success but when the unexpected happens too and how it only takes a few seconds to change a whole life and a whole career. Shauna also chats to us about the amazing business she co-founded, ‘Land Of Decor'. A service that's loved by many of the families in football, delivering premium furniture for rental or purchase purposes.We loved chatting with Shauna and hearing her story of life in football. We hope you like this episode.Follow LifeStyled Club on InstagramLifeStyled Club websiteLand of Decor website

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Tom Clarke, Ian Hawkey and Tom Roddy.Spurs showed some fight as they shocked Leicester City at the King Power on Wednesday night. Is this the biggest sign so far that Antonio Conte's side are most likely to take fourth place (00:00)Cristiano Ronaldo was less than impressed with being substituted against Brentford. Does that show passion and desire or is it a sign that he views Manchester United as Ronaldo FC? (11:26)The Premier League have announced they'll review how games are postponed going forward - the Times' Martyn Ziegler joins us to discuss the latest (24:48)Graham Potter is continuously linked with other Premier League jobs, but is the Brighton manager likely to jump ship any time soon? (32:32)Fabrice Muamba joins us to discuss Christian Eriksen's impending return to football and whether he thinks it's a wise choice to play on (42:08)Ian Hawkey brings us the latest from Spain with the big three clubs linked with a range of transfers during this window (50:22)Get more of The Times and The Sunday Times for less than £1 a day. Start your free trial: thetimes.co.uk/thegame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What an honour to welcome Fabrice Muamba to YE1 Spurs! This is a man whose affinity with Tottenham Hotspur, White Hart Lane, and the N17 fan base needs absolutely no introduction; Fabrice speaks excellently in this edition of the podcast on the appointment of Antonio Conte, his memories playing against Spurs, our beloved former stadium, a missed opportunity for England during Euro 2020 and much much more - enjoy!! Twitter handles: @YE1Spurs @IANWALLIS40

Kemudian Samuel mengambil sebuah batu dan mendirikannya antara Mizpa dan Yesana; ia menamainya Eben-Haezer, katanya: "Sampai di sini TUHAN menolong kita." (1 Samuel 7:12) Renungan: Tanggal 17 Maret 2012, Fabrice Muamba tiba-tiba terjatuh tanpa kontak fisik dengan pemain lain, lalu tak sadarkan diri pada menit ke 41, saat berlangsungnya pertandingan perempat final piala FA antara Bolton dan Tottenham Hotspur. Muamba terkena serangan jantung. Jantung Muamba sempat berhenti berdetak selama 78 menit. Namun ia terselamatkan setelah dilakukan 15 kali kejutan listrik, baiķ di lapangan maupun saat di ambulans dalam perjalanan ke rumah sakit. Setelah melewati satu bulan masa kritis yang menegangkan, akhirnya Muamba diizinkan meninggalkan rumah sakit. Berdasarkan rekomendasi dari tim medis, pada tanggal 15 Agustus 2012 Muamba mengumumkan pengunduran dirinya dari sepak bola profesional. Saat itu ia menyampaikan kata-kata perpisahannya, "Meski karier saya selesai sampai di sini dan harus berhenti bermimpi bermain di level yang lebih tinggi, namun saya bersyukur masih diberi kesempatan untuk hidup. Saya harus bangkit dan melanjutkan hidup. Ilmu matematika dan statistik yang pernah saya pelajari waktu masih aktif bermain, mungkin dapat saya manfaatkan sekarang. Terima kasih untuk Tuhan, tim medis dan para fans yang dengan setia mendukung dan memanjatkan doa bagi pemulihan saya." Di dalam hidup ini, kita tidak selalu mendapatkan apa yang kita inginkan, meski sudah mengerahkan segenap kemampuan yang kita miliki. Sesungguhnya, di sinilah letak kedewasaan iman dan cara berpikir kita diuji. Mengucap syukur mudah dilakukan ketika semuanya berjalan baik-baik saja sesuai rencana kita, namun ucapan syukur yang Tuhan maksud adalah mampu bersyukur dalam segala keadaan. Tuhan tidak hanya bekerja lewat keajaiban besar yang mencengangkan, tetapi Ia juga bekerja lewat masalah yang kita alami. Bahkan lewat sesuatu yang kita sebut sebagai musibah, Tuhan bekerja untuk mendatangkan kebaikan bagi kita umat yang dikasihi-Nya. Di tengah badai kehidupan yang menyerang seolah tiada henti, masih sanggupkah kita berkata, "Sampai di sini Tuhan menolong kita!" Itu artinya, bila di masa yang lalu Tuhan sudah tolong, tentu di masa depan Ia juga akan terus bekerja membela hidup kita. Bahwa hingga hari ini kita masih bisa tegak berdiri, itu adalah anugerah besar yang patut diberi ucapan syukur. Ucapan syukur mendahului mujizat. Dengan sering mengucap syukur, kita mengundang tangan Tuhan untuk melakukan perbuatan-Nya yang ajaib. Tuhan Yesus memberkati. Doa: Tuhan Yesus, terima kasih untuk pemeliharaan-Mu yang ajaib sehingga aku masih bisa bertahan sampai hari ini. Ajarilah aku untuk selalu mengucap syukur dalam segala hal, karena itu sangat menguatkan hatiku dan menyenangkan hati-Mu. Amin. (Dod).

Germany's Manuel Neuer is backed to cause more penalty shootout anguish for England fans, Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate denies wanting to exact revenge on the Germans for Euro 96, World Champions France crash out on spot-kicks to Switzerland as the tournament starts to ‘open up' and Fabrice Muamba reveals he sent a message to Denmark's Christian Eriksen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Darryl, Jacko and Maggie catch up with former Wanderers defender Sam Ricketts on his time with the club, choosing football over showjumping, his memories of Fabrice Muamba's collapse and playing for Wales.

News with Paddy O'Connell including the resuscitation of footballer Christian Erikson with the doctor that helped save the life of Fabrice Muamba. And as the tournament boosts the mood of millions can it do the same for you if dont like football. Adrian Chiles of Five Live and former Welsh international Laura McAllister discuss. The report's due into one of the UK's most notorious unsolved murder cases mired in alleged police corruption, an expert witness speaks. With the news review, Jane Moore, John Timpson and Nadine Batchelor-Hunt.

With 27 ODIs and 7 Test matches under his belt, former England cricketer, James Taylor, was an extremely talented batsman and fielder, who was renowned for his work ethic and physical fitness. And it was his exceptional fitness levels that ultimately saved his life, when in 2016, he was diagnosed with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy or ARVC, a life-threatening heart condition, similar to the one sustained by Fabrice Muamba. If it wasn't for James' excellent fitness, it is unlikely that he would have survived. Unfortunately, the condition forced Taylor's retirement and robbed him of more success as an England cricketer. However, prior to the diagnosis in 2016, Taylor had already achieved so much in an England shirt. He scored a 98* versus Australia in a World Cup, and later scored a hundred against the same opposition. He was a big game player, and was always confident that he would perform in high-pressured situations due to the hard-work and preparation he put in off-the-field. Perhaps James' fondest memory on a cricket pitch was actually the two incredible catches he took in Johannesburg during a historic series win against South Africa. Such is the cruel nature of sport, it was just a matter of weeks after the highs of Jo'burg that James received the devastating news that his playing career was over. Not only could James no longer play cricket again, the sport that he loved and had spent most of his life playing, but he could no longer play any sport at all, or any activity that could increase his heart rate whatsoever. For someone who loved competing, training, and staying fit - that was an extremely tough blow. But what's incredible about James is his sheer positivity, and shortly after the diagnosis, he changed his focus from what he couldn't do to what he can do. He is still involved in the game, working as a coach, as a commentator and also as a selector for the England team. In his new role as selector, James was able to contribute to England's World Cup heroics in 2019, and although James is unable to don the England whites any more, it is certain that he will still bring so much positivity to cricket in this country in the years to come.

Kemudian Samuel mengambil sebuah batu dan mendirikannya antara Mizpa dan Yesana; ia menamainya Eben-Haezer, katanya: "Sampai di sini TUHAN menolong kita." (1 Samuel 7:12) Renungan: Tanggal 17 Maret 2012, Fabrice Muamba tiba-tiba terjatuh tanpa kontak fisik dengan pemain lain, lalu tak sadarkan diri pada menit ke 41, saat berlangsungnya pertandingan perempat final Piala FA antara Bolton dan Tottenham Hotspur. Muamba terkena serangan jantung. Jantung Muamba sempat berhenti berdetak selama 78 menit. Namun ia terselamatkan setelah dilakukan 15 kali kejutan listrik, baik di lapangan maupun saat di ambulans dalam perjalanan ke rumah sakit. Setelah melewati satu bulan masa kritis yang menegangkan, akhirnya Muamba diizinkan meninggalkan rumah sakit pada tanggal 16 April 2012. "Meski karier saya selesai sampai di sini dan harus berhenti bermimpi bermain di level yang lebih tinggi, namun saya bersyukur masih diberi kesempatan untuk hidup. Saya harus bangkit dan melanjutkan hidup. Ilmu matematika dan statistik yang pernah saya pelajari waktu masih aktif bermain mungkin dapat saya manfaatkan sekarang. Terima kasih untuk Tuhan, tim medis, dan para fans yang dengan setia mendukung dan memanjatkan doa bagi pemulihan saya," demikian kata-kata perpisahan Muamba saat resmi mengumumkan pengunduran dirinya dari sepak bola profesional pada tanggal 15 Agustus 2012. Dalam hidup ini, kita tidak selalu bisa mendapatkan apa yang kita inginkan, meski sudah mengerahkan segenap kemampuan yang kita miliki. Sesungguhnya di sinilah letak kedewasaan iman dan cara berpikir kita diuji. Mengucap syukur mudah dilakukan ketika semuanya berjalan baik-baik saja sesuai rencana, namun ucapan syukur yang Tuhan maksud adalah mampu bersyukur dalam segala keadaan. Tuhan tak hanya bekerja lewat keajaiban besar yang mencengangkan, tetapi Ia juga bekerja lewat masalah yang kita alami. Bahkan lewat sesuatu yang kita sebut sebagai musibah, Tuhan bekerja untuk mendatangkan kebaikan bagi kita umat yang dikasihi-Nya. Di tengah badai kehidupan yang menyerang seolah tiada henti, masih sanggupkah kita berkata, "Sampai di sini Tuhan menolong kita!" Itu artinya, bila di masa yang lalu Tuhan sudah tolong, tentu di masa depan Ia juga akan terus bekerja membela hidup kita. Bahwa hingga hari ini kita masih bisa tegak berdiri, itu adalah anugerah besar yang patut diberi ucapan syukur. Ucapan syukur mendahului mujizat. Dengan sering mengucap syukur, kita mengundang tangan Tuhan untuk melakukan perbuatan-Nya yang ajaib. Bukalah mata kita lebar-lebar dan temukan satu perbuatan baik Tuhan, lalu katakan terima kasih kepada-Nya. Tuhan Yesus memberkati. Doa: Tuhan Yesus, terima kasih atas pemeliharaan-Mu padaku sampai hari ini. Ajarilah aku untuk senantiasa mengucap syukur atas setiap peristiwa yang terjadi dalam hidupku setiap hari. Amin. (Dod).

Elis and John talk to former footballer Fabrice Muamba about the cardiac arrest he suffered on the pitch where his heart stopped for 78 minutes.

Fabrice Muamba, ex-Bolton and England under 21, calls in to talk to Nedum about finding his way into the Arsenal academy after moving to England from Congo as a boy, some historic performances for England and overcoming the heart defect that cut his career short. Connect with Nedum on Social Media: Instagram @kickback_nedum Twitter @kickback_nedum Be sure to check out the official Kickback playlist, hand-picked by Nedum: Spotify https://spoti.fi/2kXmkib Apple Music https://bit.ly/KickbackApple --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nedum-onuoha/message

In the 10th episode of the show we go into the world of football for the first time with former football player and manager Owen Coyle. Owen discusses a career which has involved winning promotion as a player at the old Wembley to winning promotion as a manager at the new Wembley. Owen also discusses the highs and lows of sport from being picked to play for Ireland as player to the night where he was managing Fabrice Muamba when he collapsed at White Hart Lane. He also talks about managing over in USA and in India and how they compare to the British game.

Marc Austin was on track to become one of the World's best triathletes. Even as a youngster, the Scottish athlete's potential shone through. He won silver at both Junior and U23 World Championship level. But it was his surprise bronze medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, ahead of the Brownlee brothers, that really made people take note. But in June 2020, the 26-year-old's triathlon dreams came to a halt. He was forced to retire on medical grounds after being diagnosed with a rare heart condition ARVC (Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy.) In this interview you'll hear Him talk about the palpitations he felt when he knew something wasn't right and his eventual diagnosis Why he's grateful to footballer Fabrice Muamba and England cricketer James Taylor for talking about their experiences About the doubts and uncertainties that creep into your mind when you're forced to retire AND....Why he wore Beth Potter's tracksuit for the medal ceremony at Gold Coast 2018 Find out more about our guest Marc Austin on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/marcjaustin/?hl=en) Like what you heard? Let me know! Connect with Inside Tri Show across Social Media, just search Inside Tri Show or click on the icons below BECOME A PATREON (www.patreon.com/insidetrishow) Thanks to all of the wonderful people who support the show, so I can continue to bring you the best interviews in triathlon every week. It means a lot to me, especially at the moment. Why not join them? Click  becoming a Patron of the Inside Tri Show (www.patreon.com/insidetrishow) . POWERED BY 33 FUEL This week's show is powered by  www.33fuel.com (https://www.33fuel.com/) . Komfuel Like a pic' n mix of sports nutrition through your letterbox! Listeners can get 20% off all orders or advance sweat tests using the code: INSIDETRI at  www.komfuel.co.uk (https://komfuel.co.uk/) Find out more about Helen Head over to  Helen's website (www.helenmurray.net)  to find out more about her. Support this podcast

The Athletic's David Ornstein is joined by our Spanish football writer Dermot Corrigan to discuss why Paul Pogba is unlikely to move to Spain this summer, shares notes on how La Liga has handled their own Project Restart and reveals why Mauricio Pochettino believes he is one of the Premier League's most influential coaches.   Fabrice Muamba, former Premier League midfielder now an executive at the PFA joins us to share his insight on what the players are feeling ahead of football’s return and shares his thoughts on Jadon Sancho's powerful message of solidarity towards those protesting against the killing of George Floyd.   The Athletic's Matt Slater shares his notes on the EFL's plans for the Championship to return on June 20 and why some clubs feel it is too soon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our interviewee this time is Fabrice Muamba - who came up through the Arsenal youth system before making his first-team debut as a teenager shortly after the Invincible season. But his career was drastically cut short aged just 23 after he suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch, while playing for Bolton in 2011. In this episode Fabrice candidly recounts that incident, and the aftermath, revealing how Thierry Henry, among others in the Arsenal family, gave him valuable support and advice at the time.This episode is in partnership with Camden Town Brewery See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With over 160 Premier League appearances to his name by the age of twenty three, Fabrice Muamba's career was destined for greatness. Learning his trade alongside Wenger's legendary invincible side of the early noughties, the robust midfielder was quickly becoming one of English footballs next great midfield hopes, proven by his astounding thirty three u21 caps. In March 2012 however, it all ended. Muamba suffered cardiac arrest at White Hart Lane and with his heart stopping for 78 minutes, was considered by the masses to be as good as gone. Miraculously, Muamba made a full recovery, but he would never step foot on the pitch again. In Episode 41 of The Michael Anthony Show, the former Bolton man opens up about his rise to the top and his struggles with his helpless fall to premature retirement. Muamba's life proves just as fascinating outside of the game. Arriving in London in 1999 without a word of English, the Zaire born eleven year old dreamed of nothing but survival having escaped the atrocities of a war torn Congo. Now aged 31, the father, coach and University has achieved that and more. Racism in football is also discussed.Follow and Listen to episode 41 of @themichaelanthonyshow on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud. Links in bio.Support the show (https://open.spotify.com/show/0sP68DtD7qCl4Rs2wGKJD4)

Guest on this week's GQ Strike! is former Arsenal, Bolton and Birmingham midfielder, Fabrice Muamba. The topics discussed include: Wenger's departure, Pochettino to Arsenal and the upcoming FA Cup final.

This week we explore heart conditions that have dramatically altered the lives of footballer Fabrice Muamba and cricketer James Taylor. We tell the stories of both sportsmen. Furthermore, we assess Sudden Cardiac Death and the conditions that can lead to it, including Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and Arrythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia. We look deeper into the athletes who have been affected by the conditions, how they are diagnosed and the research into them.

I caught up with former Blues midfielder Fabrice Muamba at St Georges yesterday and spoke to him about his time at Blues

Tom Ross chats to Fabrice Muamba at St Georges Park. He's working for the PFA.

Dr Shabaaz Mughal and Geoff Scott from Tottenham Hotspurs join James Walsh to talk about how to get into working in elite football, the multi-disciplinary team working environment in elite sport, concussion, Fabrice Muamba and cardiac arrest, as well as the Fifa 11+ and injury prevention. See also: A pilot study examining injuries in elite gaelic footballers: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/34/2/104.full The FIFA medical emergency bag and FIFA 11 steps to prevent sudden cardiac death: setting a global standard and promoting consistent football field emergency care: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/47/18/1199.full

Ed and Rob question whether or not offensive tweets should be censored. Their discussion focuses on the case of Liam Stacey, who pleaded guilty to posting racially aggravated tweets about Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba's heart attack on 17th March 2012. Continue reading →

Whooping cough is on the rise - but the official figures could be the tip of the iceberg, according to one doctor. Retired GP from Nottinghamshire Dr Doug Jenkinson has spent most of his professional life researching the condition which is also known as pertussis. He says that instead of around 1,700 cases every year, there could be tens of thousands. He personally has seen around 700 cases and a blood test available for the last few years has helped to confirm cases. The key to diagnosis is a cough which almost causes choking - sometimes with the characteristic whooping sound - which then subsides for a few hours. The cough can last up to 3 months. The cough can be dangerous for infants under the age of one - who can catch it from parents and grandparents. Dr Jenkinson suggests a vaccine booster could be offered to parents-to-be. Following the recent high profile cases of elite sportspeople collapsing with undiagnosed heart conditions should screening be made available to amateurs? Since the collapse of footballer Fabrice Muamba on the pitch earlier this year the profile of so-called silent heart conditions has risen. Sanjay Sharma is Professor of Cardiology at St George's Hospital - he works closely with the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young or CRY - and supports screening. CRY believes that screening will pick up an abnormality in as many as 1 in 300 youngsters - although it freely admits that the vast majority of these would never have gone on to develop a serious problem. And it is the resulting disruption to these children's lives that puts some people off screening, not least because they far outnumber those likely to be saved by the tests. Dr Anne Mackie is the Director of Programmes for the UK National Screening Committee. She says that she wouldn't even opt for screening for her own children Following last week's feature on unfounded rumours that toys were to be banned from GP waiting rooms to reduce the risk of cross infection, an Inside Health listener emailed the programme to ask about the evidence behind products marketed as killing germs on the various surfaces we touch at home. So what's the science behind adding antibacterial agents to household products? Dr Kamran Abbasi, Editor of the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine reveals that there is no evidence to show that products labelled 'antibacterial' reduce the number of infections in the home any more than 'regular' cleaning products. GP Margaret McCartney explains why she thinks the latest campaign to encourage more self-care for minor ailments is wrong to imply that people who consult their doctor about dandruff are wasting NHS resources. The NHS 'Choose Well Summer' campaign says 'self care is the best option if you have a summer health complaint' and it's supported by the National Association for Patient Participation, who say it's all about 'empowering individuals'. The campaign was launched with headlines about the 40,000 visits in a year to GPs which were for dandruff. But what was really behind those consultations? And how good are we at looking after our own health? Computer games are being used to help people recover from strokes and brain injury, thanks to experts in Reading. Products like Microsoft's Xbox Kinect - which can recognise a player's movements - are being adapted by Professor Malcolm Sperrin at the Royal Berkshire Hospital. The technology allows patients to select an activity - from dancing to golf or ten pin bowling - and monitor their progress as part of their recovery. The charity Headway - which supports people with brain injury - is using the technology in the community to help people to recover at home.

In our return from a two week hiatus, we touch on Manning, Tebow, Fabrice Muamba, R.A. Dickey's book, and why Joba Chamberlain should probably avoid trampolines.

Alan is joined by Keith and Tayo to talk about the wins against Everton and Villa, Fabrice Muamba and being in third place. Starring Alan Davies, Tayo Popoola and Keith Dover. Produced by Chris Blacklay.

Alan is joined by Keith and Tayo to talk about the wins against Everton and Villa, Fabrice Muamba and being in third place. Starring Alan Davies, Tayo Popoola and Keith Dover. Produced by Chris Blacklay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#106. On another packed, Ed & Paul discuss United's thumping Premier League win over Wolves at Molineux. Should the Reds have run up a cricket score? We ponder Manchester City's late victory over Chelsea at Eastlands - a win that brought Roberto Mancini's side to within a point of United. Will victory offer the Blues a confidence boost? Also on this week's show, we talk Fabrice Muamba - the football and media communities reaction to the stricken Bolton Wanderers midfielder. Transfers - Nathaniel Clyne to Old Trafford, and the need for a new striker. Tony Pullis' excuse for speeding, and the Stoke City manager's top lawyer. And, finally, there's a preview of the next Monday's fixture with Fulham at Old Trafford.No Question About That is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music and all good podcast apps. We really appreciate your support. Please hit that subscribe button, leave a rating and write us a review! Talk to us on Twitter and Instagram. No Question About That is produced by the award-winning Tom Jenkins.  If you are interested in supporting the show and accessing some cool rewards, check out our crowdfunding page and become a Patron!

In this week’s episode the boys pay tribute to the work of the medical staff who saved Fabrice Muamba’s life and give their reflections on the sad events at White Hart Lane.The Premier League, Champions League and Europa League take up much of the discussion too.With Sir Dave Richard’s rant in Qatar, the boys try to find the Top Three ranting chairman.And if you are at all interested in what we look like, then the podcast is available to watch on video (for the first time in NPLP’s history) on the website in the coming days.Remember to send us your e-mails to at: notpremierleagueproven@hotmail.co.ukYou can also support NPLP via Twitter: @NPLP_Podcast , Facebook: NPLP Podcast or visit the website http://notpremierleagueprovenp0dcast.blogspot.com/

Nestor, Meakin, Riley - the menage a trois to put you off your tea, for life. But luckily this is a podcast and you don't have to witness that. You will have to witness the new tartan kit though, but that's out of our control. Come and get more involved at www.unitedredcast.com

Mike Leigh is joined by Rav Singh, Barnaby Slater and Joe Lovejoy to discuss the tragic events at the weekend and the games this week