Rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield made Freeman of the Borough of Oldham
Oldham rugby legend and charity fundraiser Kevin Sinfield who ran seven ultra-marathons in a week has been granted the borough’s highest honour.
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SME Assembly in Prague: How can businesses weather Europe's economic storm?
The energy shock, inflation crisis, and the stuttering post-pandemic recovery all hung over this year’s SME Assembly in Prague, Europe’s top event for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Jasprit Bumrah's Cryptic Post For Critics After Being Ruled Out Of T20 World Cup
India's preparations for the upcoming T20 World Cup received a major jolt earlier this week as ace speedster Jasprit Bumrah was officially ruled out of the marquee event due to a back injury. Due to this same injury, Bumrah had also missed the Asia Cup. Ever since the news was made official of the pacer being ruled out of the T20 World Cup, several fans on Twitter have been trolling Bumrah for being available for his franchise Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League, but not for Team India.
BBC The One Show makes major change as it pays tribute to the Queen
The One Show paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as it returned to our screens on the evening her funeral. Following an emotional day which saw the nation's longest-serving sovereign laid to rest following a state funeral and procession through London and Windsor, the BBC One talk show and current affairs programme adopted a different look.
The important music played during the Queen's lying in state procession
As the Queen made her way from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall, onlookers heard a variety of classical music.
Following in the footsteps of the heroic Stockport milkman who helped bring WW2 to an end
Brilliantly simple on paper, but fraught with danger in reality. The successful execution of the plan, Sir Winston Churchill was later to say, disrupted key Nazi supply lines and infrastructure so much it shortened the Second World War by six months.
Looking back: The Queen’s coronation and Huddersfield won the Challenge Cup
In the early part of 1953, Britain remained in the grip of post-war greyness. An elderly Winston Churchill was still Prime Minister and rationing remained for staple foodstuffs such as sugar, eggs and sausages.
Watch Live: UK PM Boris Johnson to address Ukraine's parliament
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to tell Ukrainian MPs on Tuesday that the country's reaction to Russia's invasion is its "finest hour".