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  • A roaring success: Lionesses beat Germany to end England’s 56-year wait for football glory

    July 31, 2022

    England’s Women last night succeeded where their male counterparts have fallen short, winning the European Championship through substitute Chloe Kelly’s extra-time goal to end the country’s 56-year wait for another major international football trophy. Naturally – this being an England national team – they didn’t make it easy. At times they rode their luck against [...]

  • Fulham Reach Boat Club raises funds for charity with 20km rowing challenge

    July 31, 2022

    Fulham Reach Boat Club has taken on The Thames in a 20km rowing challenge to raise money for its own charity and the RNLI.

  • Joyride review: Olivia Colman shines again

    July 29, 2022

    Road trips are a regular go-to for independent films – a relatively cheap setting that allows for natural plot development, as the characters are literally going on a journey. But these films rely on strong performances, and luckily, Joyride ticks that box. This Irish production stars Charlie Reid as Mully, a young man mourning his [...]

  • Grassroots key to diversifying Lionesses, says England’s first black captain

    July 29, 2022

    Girls need better access to grassroots football to grow the game and make the England team more racially diverse, says Mary Phillip, the first black captain of the Lionesses. England’s women could win their first major international title on Sunday when they face Germany in the final of Euro 2022, but Phillip believes the country [...]

  • Sunak’s green belt ban is a plea to Tory members but will fall flat at an election

    July 29, 2022

    YOU would be forgiven for thinking Rishi Sunak woke up yesterday morning and decided to troll young Londoners. The former Chancellor of the Exchequer has struggled to build momentum behind him since taking the lead in the first series of votes to pick the Tory leader. Where he surged ahead to win the support of [...]

  • Exclusive: Lionesses have the spirit of 1966 World Cup winners, says Sir Geoff Hurst

    July 28, 2022

    England football hero Sir Geoff Hurst says he sees similarities between the Lionesses and his 1966 World Cup winners.  Sarina Wiegman’s team could become the first senior England side to win major honours for more than half a century when they play Germany in the final of Women’s Euro 2022 on Sunday. The Wembley matchup [...]

  • ‘Political headache’: House prices soar to nearly nine times the average income

    July 28, 2022

    Property prices have soared to nearly nine time the average household disposable income in Britain, according to official figures. Affordability ratios in England are at their worst since records began in 1999, the Office for National Statistics revealed today. In London, an average-priced home will cost prospective buyers from low-income households an eyewatering 40 years’ [...]

  • Legal history: First-ever televised sentencing at Old Bailey hailed a ‘landmark moment’ as Ben Oliver gets life

    July 28, 2022

    Judge Sarah Munro QC made legal history today as she sentenced 25-year-old Ben Oliver to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 10 years and eight months. It was the first televised sentencing to take place at the Old Bailey ever. The footage was being broadcast on news channels and being made available online through [...]

  • Marston’s: No ‘discernible change’ to pub chain sales amid cost of living crunch yet

    July 27, 2022

    Marston’s has said there has been no dramatic change in punter sales at the pub chain since the cost of living crisis. In a trading update for the 42 weeks to 23 July 2022, the pub chain acknowledged sales were two per cent below 2019 levels. However, the pub chain put this down to the [...]

  • EXCLUSIVE: 1966 World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst: ‘My own memory could fade. You expect it to happen’

    July 27, 2022

    Sir Geoff Hurst tells Frank Dalleres that seeing most of his 1966 World Cup winning team-mates suffer with dementia convinced him to preserve his memories in the form of a digital artwork that will help to raise money for two Alzheimer’s charities. Every morning Sir Geoff Hurst goes for an hour-long walk through the park [...]

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