British MPs ask FA to ban trans players from women's game
A group of British MPs have called on England's FA to ban transgender players from participating in women's soccer.
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Unai Emery faces old club Arsenal having turned Aston Villa into unlikely title contenders
Quite a way to bring up the half century. Unai Emery’s 50th match in charge of Aston Villa, the club where he arrived as manager less than 14 months ago when they were 17th in the Premier League, ranks as his finest in terms of the prestige of the opponents.
West Ham Battle Back To Heap Pain On Wasteful Spurs
Early-season Premier League pacesetters Tottenham slipped to a fourth defeat in five matches on Wednesday, going down 2-1 to West Ham after throwing away the lead yet again. Ange Postecoglou's team raced out of the blocks at the start of the campaign, playing a dazzling brand of attacking football and winning eight of their first 10 games to top the table. But their momentum has slowed dramatically in recent weeks and they now find themselves nine points behind leaders and bitter London rivals Arsenal.
WESIE commits to empowering sportswomen
Social services development firm, First Metro Infrastructure Limited (FMIL), has restated its commitment to empowering female athletes and supporting sporting activities involving women. Speaking at the maiden Women Elite Sports Empowerment Initiative (WESIE) basketball finals held on December 1 and 2, FMIL’s Chief Executive Officer, Bola Adeyinka, said its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) centres around promotion of gender equality, inclusion and diversity. He explained that WESIE was founded in 2012 by a British/Nigerian, Funke Adeniji, to celebrate and empower women athletes.
Real teacher salaries in Europe are down. Which countries pay the highest and lowest wages?
Teachers across Europe have gone on strike in recent years for better pay and working conditions, while many European education systems are suffering from shortages.
Japan must 'deal with anything' at Asian Cup: Moriyasu
TOKYO: Japan will need to be able to "deal with anything" at next month's Asian Cup if they are to win a record fifth title, coach Hajime Moriyasu said on Thursday (Dec 7).
Martin Lewis tells British Gas customers 'you may want to fix' as 'cheap' energy deal launched
Martin Lewis has told British Gas customers that they may want to consider moving to a new fixed energy tariff. The energy firm has just launched a new fixed deal, which the money saving expert said was "cheaper than the other fixes out there".
Manchester United takeover latest as Sheikh Jassim 'set for investment talks' as Sir Jim Ratcliffe deal 'delayed'
Manchester United are still waiting for the green light when it comes to the minority takeover.