Scouting, WhatsApp messages and Messi – my two weeks as Argentina assistant coach
I was in the Jardyland bar in Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s biggest city, watching Manchester City beat Everton on 10 February when I was appointed interim
Canada turning away more foreigners amid rise in anti-immigration sentiment
Canada is taking steps, both official and unofficial, to curb the number of people coming to the country, highlighting the way in which immigration has
Maduro declares Christmas in October amid Venezuela’s post-election strife
“Whatever happened to Christmas?” Frank Sinatra once asked. In Venezuela, the answer is that it has been brought forward to October. The country’s strongman president,
Queer review – Daniel Craig is needy, horny and mesmeric in Guadagnino’s erotic drama
Queer is a story of lost love and last love and mad-about-the-boy obsession, featuring an excellent performance from Daniel Craig – needy, horny, moody, like
Ugandan opposition leader shot in leg after police confrontation
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has been shot in the leg in a confrontation with police just outside the capital, Kampala, his opposition group said.
Women’s Champions League: Lyon and Barcelona changes leave door ajar
The time is ripe to challenge the established order. Change is afoot among the top teams in the Women’s Champions League, which gets under way
‘We never went down the Aardman route’: how the Brothers Quay rocked the animation world
The Brothers Quay, identical twins, make marvellous, mystifying films in which eerie stop-motion puppets outnumber the few live performers. These films might be set in
Britain’s first gay anthem? Why the UK’s pioneering LGBTQ+ protest band reunited
‘There is a little bit of gay in everyone today,” sing Michael Klein and Gillian Bartlam, the lead singers of Everyone Involved, a collective of
More than 100 killed in attempt to escape DRC’s largest prison
More than 100 people were killed while trying to escape from a prison in the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the
Daughter of South Africa’s ex-president Zuma to be Eswatini king’s 16th wife
A daughter of the former South African president Jacob Zuma and the king of Eswatini, formerly Swaziland, have become engaged during a traditional ceremony in