Doncaster’s Joe Ironside: ‘Playing non-league has made me appreciate life now’
Subscribers to the theory that the FA Cup has lost its magic have clearly never met Joe Ironside. It is now more than three years
FA Cup fourth round: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
1 Whisper it, but is Rashford back? Against Tottenham, the Aston Villa substitute Marcus Rashford looked, well, like the old Marcus Rashford. On the left,
Patients at risk without better protection for whistleblowers, says ex-NHS hospitals chief
Patient safety is at risk without better protection for NHS whistleblowers, according to a former health service chair who claims he was forced from his
Rosinha and Other Wild Animals review – repudiation of Portugal’s ‘gentle’ colonialism
For a film that grapples with the legacy of colonialism, Marta Pessoa’s documentary begins with a rather provocative title card – it says: “Portugal is
Monday briefing: Why the brutal fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo could spiral into wider war
Good morning. Over the weekend, the presidents of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda – Félix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame – were
Tech firms call for zonal electricity pricing in UK to fuel AI datacentres
Tech companies are putting pressure on the UK government to encourage an AI datacentre boom in remote areas of Great Britain by offering some of
Unpaid carer to challenge DWP allowance overpayment penalty in court
An unpaid carer is to challenge in the courts an “unfair and nonsensical” demand by welfare officials to repay £4,600 in carer’s allowance overpayments, five
AI race must be led by ‘western, liberal, democratic’ countries, says Peter Kyle
The artificial intelligence race must be led by “western, liberal, democratic” countries, said the UK technology secretary in a veiled warning over China’s role in
History, memory, grief and belonging: my bittersweet Goodison farewell
It’s the sound of Goodison Park that gets you. The deep rumble of feet pounding on planks when a blue shirt walks to the corner
Dismay as UK poised to cut funding for global vaccination group Gavi
The UK is poised to cut funding to a global vaccination group that has inoculated more than a billion children in developing countries, a move