Former England rugby skipper convicted of driving at 103mph

Former England captain and coach Martin Johnson has been banned from driving after speeding at more than 100mph.

Former England rugby skipper convicted of driving at 103mph
Tue, 08 Oct, 2013 - 12:45

Former England captain and coach Martin Johnson has been banned from driving after speeding at more than 100mph.

The Rugby World Cup-winning captain, 43, was pulled over on the M5 in Somerset on August 13.

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