Nathan Hughes' three-week ban for an accidental collision with George North is a worrying precedent for rugby
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Nathan Hughes' three-week ban for an accidental collision with George North is a worrying precedent for rugby
It is fair to surmise that Sir James Dingemans knows his rugby.
As independent head of the Rugby Football Union’s judiciary, he has listed the sport as his primary recreation in Debrett’s and earned an Oxford Blue in the victorious Varsity side of 1985.
It would be equally true to say that he understands his law, too.
As Lord Hutton’s chief attack dog, during the Hutton Inquiry into the death of weapons expert David Kelly in 2003, he doused any bombast or bravado with his silky interrogation and reduced even a braggart like Alastair Campbell to jelly.
A High Court judge, The Hon Mr J…
As independent head of the Rugby Football Union’s judiciary, he has listed the sport as his primary recreation in Debrett’s and earned an Oxford Blue in the victorious Varsity side of 1985.
It would be equally true to say that he understands his law, too.
As Lord Hutton’s chief attack dog, during the Hutton Inquiry into the death of weapons expert David Kelly in 2003, he doused any bombast or bravado with his silky interrogation and reduced even a braggart like Alastair Campbell to jelly.
A High Court judge, The Hon Mr J…
