68 h. ago 'Not again!': Andre Onana branded the worst goalkeeper fans have 'EVER SEEN' by angry Man United supporters after horror fumble gifts Tottenham winner in Europa League clash

The Red Devils shot-stopper has come under fire for his occasionally erratic ball handling since he joined the club in the summer of 2023 under then-manager Erik ten Hag.

Economics

68 h. ago 'Worst final since Game of Thrones!': Piers Morgan leads football fans piling into Tottenham and Man United's 'shocking quality' Europa League final after all the build

Yet once the first whistle actually went, there seemed to be a distinct lack of quality from both sides, with football fans and pundits alike wasting no time noting how under-whelming the game was

Sport

69 h. ago 'Not again!': Andre Onana branded the worst goalkeeper fans have 'EVER SEEN' by angry Man United supporters after horror fumble hands Tottenham the opener in Europa League clash

The Red Devils shot-stopper has come under fire for his occasionally erratic ball handling since he joined the club in the summer of 2023 under then-manager Erik ten Hag.

Economics

3 d. ago With fewer ordinations, seminaries find ways to serve young professionals in other fields

In recent years, many U.S. seminaries have faced existential threats fueled by COVID-19 and a changing religious landscape

Politics

7 d. ago Everton’s new stadium gets ‘worst name ever’ as rival Premier League fans in stitches

Everton have revealed the name of their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock - and rival Premier League fans have been quick to slam the name on social media

Politics

8 d. ago ‘Abuse has become normalised’: report details devastating impact of online hate

Ofcom and Kick It Out report says situation getting worseAzeem Rafiq and Wayne Barnes explain effect of vitriolThe amount of “vile” online abuse directed at people in sport is getting worse and is having a “devastating impact” on their lives, livelihoods and families, a new report by Ofcom and Kick It Out has found.One anonymous respondent said they had even barricaded themselves inside their house for a week for fear of who they might meet outside, while others spoke of the damage done by threats made to themselves or their families. They included Azeem Rafiq, who told the report that nothing could prepare him for the abuse he received after speaking out about racism at Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Continue reading...

Events

9 d. ago The rise in remote working could have a negative impact on UK growth. Here’s how

Covid-19 pandemic forced a change in how companies approach working from home

Politics

9 d. ago How the rise in remote working could have a negative impact on UK growth

Covid-19 pandemic forced a change in how the country works with more companies adopting hybrid working

Politics

9 d. ago The impact of remote working across UK as firms adopt hybrid policies

Covid-19 pandemic forced a change in how the country works with more companies adopting hybrid working

Economics

2 w. ago Who really were the best and worst players at Cardiff City this season

The season is over and the players drastically underperformed as the Bluebirds suffered relegation

Sport

2 w. ago Hapless side named 'worst team of 2023' make cup final for first time in 26 years

Cwm Albion FC Reserves were named the worst football team in the UK in 2023 but have reached the final of the Reserve Cup – marking a historic turnaround for the 100-year old club

Politics

2 w. ago Gary Neville admits being 'worse for wear' after David Beckham's 50th birthday celebrations

Beckham threw four days of celebrations to mark his 50th birthday, which included an intimate dinner party at swanky central London restaurant Core on Saturday, with Neville among the attendees.

Politics

3 w. ago Five years on: how Covid changed sport for better and for worse

With the pandemic in the rearview mirror it was clearly a boost for Fifa and Saudi Arabia but harmed grassroots sport and player welfareSound the trumpets, beat the drum, let loose the buttock-rockets of hope. One of the strangest and most unsatisfying things about the Covid-19 pandemic, among a great many deeply strange and unsatisfying things, is that it never actually had a shared end date or ceremonial send-off.Jarringly so, because this was a period in the national life built around a rigid roster of public events. The numerical rules. The weekly banging of pots in honour of people you secretly consider to be serfs. Such unlikely figures as health secretary Matt Hancock appearing in public every day in order to say inauthentic-sounding things about public health, all the while resembling the doomed subcommander of an imperial space galleon who keeps announcing that he’s got the situation under control sir, just as the bridge behind him is cleaved in two and he’s sucked out into...

Politics

3 w. ago Leicester vs Southampton and the worst game in Premier League history

The bottom two face off on Saturday with Leicester going nine home games without a goal and Southampton set to break several unwanted defensive records nearing the end of nightmare seasons

Politics

3 w. ago The one change that worked: I took my bra off during lockdown – and never put it on again

I couldn’t imagine life without hooks, wires and straps. Then Covid came along and suddenly I couldn’t bear any of itI still remember getting my first bra. It was soft, white cotton mesh with embroidered pink flowers. It served no discernible purpose other than to make sure I wasn’t the last girl in my class to get one. But to my 12-year-old self, it signified womanhood: what glamour, what sophistication, twirling in front of the mirror. I look just like Madonna, I thought. (I did not.) After this, more or less unthinkingly, I wore a bra every day for 20 years. There was the inevitable push-up phase, the simple T-shirt bra phase, the somewhat classier black lace phase. It was a non-negotiable step of getting dressed, even if I was just lounging around the house.All this changed in March 2020. I contracted Covid, which turned into long Covid; for three and a half years my life ground to a halt. Among an ever-rotating inventory of symptoms, one of the most persistent was an intense pa...

Economics

4 w. ago EastEnders star Glynis Barber names 'closest thing' to an 'anti

The actress, who is turning 70 this year, said her exercise regime changed during the Covid-19 lockdown and it's now 'so much better' for her

Politics