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Half of the EU member states are concerned that the European Commission will attempt to seize control of spectrum management in a planned revamp of the bloc's telecom rules, according to minutes of a meeting seen by Euronews.
PGMOL chief Howard Webb admits VAR were wrong to intervene after West Ham were controversially awarded a penalty during their 2-1 win over Manchester United last month.
The most hotly anticipated evening in the watchmaking calendar is just around the corner. On 13 November, 57 luxury Swiss watch brands will go head-to-head at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève which celebrates the most exceptional timepieces of the year.
TikTok has announced the shortlist for its first UK and Ireland awards. Many of the biggest content creators on the platform across the British Isles have been listed, from fitness influencers to music artists.
The Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer of Monimichelle Sports Facility Construction Company Limited, Ebi Egbe, and ex-international, Waidi Akanni have congratulated the Chairman of Nigerian National League (NNL), George Aluo, on his nomination for Imo SWAN’s “Sports Administrator of The Year Award.”
Chris Wood's purple patch in front of goal has helped Nottingham Forest climb to fifth in the Premier League and New Zealand coach Darren Bazeley says the striker's form is unlikely to be matched again by a Kiwi at such a high level.
An woman has won an award for her invention to help patients prevent hair loss during chemotherapy after being inspired by her mother’s cancer battle.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that the application process for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is being "kept under review". This comes after Liberal Democrat MP Ian Roome questioned why "reassessments are being scheduled for people with incurable disabilities and terminal illnesses", calling attention to a constituent who is sight-impaired, deaf-blind registered and unable to use a phone or fill out forms.