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This weekend, the six nations begins. The tournament that many rugby fans think is the most

exciting on the calendar. I'm increasing them. There are concerns that there's a heavy price

to be paid for this excitement. I slightly worry that a tidal wave could be brewing here and it

could come crashing down. Parents concerned for the health and safety of their kids. That is the

sort of the existential threat to the game if you like. You're listening to stories of our times

and the times and the Sunday times. I am David Aronovich. Today, brain trauma, the issue rugby can

no longer ignore. The physical price some professionals pay for their sport is back in the headlines

this week. Today it's the first of two summit meetings organized by the government to assess

the impact of head injuries with the aim of stepping up efforts to improve player welfare.

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