Thrilling north London derby marred by potential Rice injury September 24, 2023 A potential Declan Rice injury marred a thrilling north London derby yesterday as Son Heung-min equalised twice for Tottenham Hotspur in their 2-2 draw against Arsenal at Emirates Stadium. The £105m summer signing played the opening half but did not return after the break – his replacement Jorginho was dispossessed by James Maddison ahead of [...]
HS2 train supplier Alstom set to axe hundreds of UK jobs November 12, 2023 Hundreds of jobs are at risk at the UK's biggest train building plant following the government's decision to axe parts of HS2.
Sale Sharks into first Premiership final since 2006 with win over Leicester Tigers May 14, 2023 Sale Sharks reached their first Premiership final since 2006 yesterday with a 21-13 win over defending champions Leicester Tigers at the AJ Bell Stadium. In front of a capacity crowd of 12,000 on the outskirts of Manchester, Jimmy Gopperth, 39, put the visitors 6-0 ahead with to early penalties before man of the match George [...]
Sports clubs defy the normal rules of markets and won’t bend to a football watchdog February 22, 2023 Popularity of sports club is driven by their performance on the field, not by their financials. The very best efforts of a football regulator wouldn’t be able to change the way cultural markets work, writes Paul Ormerod.
HS2: Delayed AGAIN or scrapped for good? Govt refuses to say if expensive project will ever terminate at London Euston January 27, 2023 The Government has refused to confirm that HS2 will reach its central London terminus at Euston following reports that it may be delayed or scrapped. The Sun said soaring inflation means that the high speed rail project may not run to Euston until 2038 – or be scrapped completely, with trains instead stopping at a [...]
Selfridges plays down £1.7bn debt concerns saying it is ‘very confident’ about year ahead March 1, 2023 The owners of Selfridges have said they are “very confident” about the outlook for this year as it sought to play down reported concerns that its debt pile, worth over £1.7bn, could cause problems for the luxury department store. The Telegraph reported that the Thai and Austrian owners of Selfridges have laden the firm with [...]
Foreign Secretary welcomes safe passage out of Gaza for British citizens November 4, 2023 Britain is pressing for a key border crossing to remain open after more UK nationals secured safe passage out of Gaza.
Empty seats show Davis Cup has major issue and may need shake-up, says tennis chief September 14, 2023 The Davis Cup may need a radical overhaul to address the “sad” spectacle of empty stands seen this week, says a leading tennis official.
‘We offer relief at a difficult time’ Karaoke chain Lucky Voice set to open doors in Waterloo October 31, 2023 Lucky Voice has announced plans to open in Waterloo, continuing its programme of growth and investment with a £1.6m unit in The Sidings.
Stansted’s owner MAG posts £320m loss due to travel restrictions July 7, 2022 Stansted Airport’s owner MAG has posted an annual loss of £320m due to a pandemic-induced slump in passenger numbers. MAG has posted a combined loss of £694m for the last two years. The group – which also owns Manchester and East Midlands airports – reported today that 20.5 million passengers passed through its hubs’ gates [...]