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Cycling enthusiasts can learn about the most decorated road cyclist ever: Belgian legend Eddy Merckx. The article lists his Grand Tour wins, Monument victories and why he’s nicknamed “The Cannibal.” It’s a quick reminder of why Merckx still dominates conversations about the sport.
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5 September 2025 · 0 Comments
London Underground strikes start Friday evening, 5 September 2025, and roll through to Thursday, 11 September, with the DLR shut on 9 and 11 September. Expect severe disruption across all Tube lines from Sunday. Elizabeth line, Overground, buses and most National Rail will run, but will be busier. Plan extra time, especially for airport trips and major events.
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