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The right-wing party led by Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has pushed forward proposed new legislation which will punish the use of English and other foreign words in official communications with fines between €5,000 and €100,000.
Alex Ferguson is already known as one of the greatest managers in football history but the Scot will have to make room in his trophy cabinet for one more medal that is set to be awarded 40 years after he guided Aberdeen to European glory.
As technology continues to thrive and be at the forefront of most businesses in our everyday lives, digital engineering is becoming one of the most essential ways to look after your online presence and internal systems.
Liverpool’s German manager Jurgen Klopp looks on during the English Premier League football match between Brighton and Hove Albion and Liverpool at the American Express Community Stadium in Brighton, southern England on January 14, 2023. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP)
Republic of Ireland Under-16 captain Matthew Moore has joined Bundesliga side Hoffenheim from Cork City.
Here we go again. It only seems like yesterday that Ronnie O’Sullivan was sobbing into the arms of Judd Trump after beating him to win a record-equalling seventh World Championship title. O’Sullivan will walk out at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield on the morning of April 15 to begin his quest for an eighth world crown.
SA Rugby's director of rugby, Rassie Erasmus, has hinted at staying off Twitter during this year's Rugby World Cup in France.
Chelsea's new owners have been quick to try and put their stamp on the club, but the Blues hot seat remains one of the most precarious in football as Graham Potter was sacked as manager on Sunday. Potter lasted just seven months in the job as the Englishman paid the price for slipping to 11th in the Premier League table. That was not the return the club's American ownership group was expecting after investing over £500 million ($616 million) in new players in their first season in charge, on top of the £2.5 billion they paid for the club.