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Rob Burrow would be proud of knighthood, says Sinfield

Rob Burrow would be proud of knighthood, says Sinfield
BBC England Wednesday 07 October 2026, 13:28 UTC 1 min read
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Sir Kevin Sinfield is knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

Sir Kevin Sinfield is knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.
Rob Burrow (PERSON) Sinfield (ORG) Kevin Sinfield (PERSON) the Prince of Wales (PERSON) Windsor Castle (LOCATION)
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