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  • What to expect from sports technology in 2021

    January 1, 2021

    After the sporting chasm that was 2020, things are definitely looking up in 2021. In prospect are Olympics and Paralympic Games, football’s European Championship and the return of a plethora of iconic annual fixtures, such as Wimbledon, Royal Ascot and The Open.  But as we embrace the new normal of live sport next year, what [...]

  • Sports law in 2021: Data disputes, the evolution of esports, all eyes on Premier League TV rights, and rules tighten for clubs and agents

    December 31, 2020

    While there may not have been as much action on the pitch in 2020, this year has been an eventful one for sports lawyers off the pitch to say the least.  Coronavirus has acted as a magnifying glass, intensifying the financial and legal pressures that those in the sports ecosystem face.  But how is 2021 [...]

  • Lockdown board games: Forget Monopoly, here are the real games

    December 30, 2020

    For decades board games lived largely unloved lives, their battered boxes pulled off dusty shelves on rainy days and holidays. But as we approach essentially another national lockdown, many of us will be dusting them off once more. Back in their heyday, board games were designed to be simple, with concepts that could appeal equally [...]

  • Our top picks of art, film and theatre in 2020

    December 30, 2020

    It’s been a year of existential crisis for the arts, to the extent you could be forgiven for only remembering the closures and cancellations. But squeezed between 2020’s lockdowns were some excellent moments for the arts. Here are my top picks from the exhibitions, films and shows I managed to attend this year.

  • Three things to expect from the business of sport in 2021

    December 30, 2020

    What does next year hold for sport in a commercial sense? Here, Neil Hopkins, global head of strategy at M&C Saatchi Sport and Entertainment, gazes into his crystal ball. Grounds for optimism Fans are back. Not many of them, but they are back. With vaccination under way, at some point in 2021 the tentative trickle of [...]

  • Add fun and games to your home in the New Year

    December 29, 2020  |  Sponsored

    This year has taught many of us the value of staying indoors and making our own entertainment and a pool or snooker table is a sure-fire way of providing hours of fun. Not only will it guarantee entertainment for your family and guests, but it is also an object of beauty in its own right. [...]

  • Sportspeople have never had so much power. In 2021 they will continue to change the way they are defined

    December 29, 2020

    The coronavirus pandemic has been the dominant theme of 2020 for the entire global population and its impact on the world of sport – its events, competitions, clubs and athletes – has been equally transformative.  But, as Benjamin Franklin’s famous quote states, out of adversity comes opportunity. And as we look ahead to the sporting [...]

  • Shirley film review: Elizabeth Moss chills again in strange horror

    December 28, 2020

    Having chilled us earlier this year with breakout hit The Invisible Man, Elisabeth Moss plays American horror author Shirley Jackson in an interesting non-biopic. Odessa Young and Logan Lerman play Rose and Fred, a young couple expecting a baby who come to live with Jackson and her husband Stanley Hyman (Michael Stuhlbarg), an academic and [...]

  • Why women’s sport will hit £1bn and the tech tools trusted by pros will go overground in 2021

    December 28, 2020

    Paul Lee, global head of technology, media and telecommunications research at Deloitte, forecasts two major growth areas for sport in 2021. Women’s sports Deloitte predicts that revenue from women’s elite sports will be almost £1bn in 2021. The start of the 2021-22 season will kick off a record period for women’s sport attendance, TV audiences [...]

  • The top films of 2020, from Parasite to Mank

    December 27, 2020

    The absence of cinema releases for much of 2020 gives this year’s ‘best of’ film list a strange new context, as the industry shifts from reliance on the opening week box office and cinema fans focus on what they miss about the big screen. Here’s our pick of this year’s best movies, comprised of titles [...]

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