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For the second time in four days Steven Gerrard cut a really frustrated figure as Aston Villa failed to pick up maximum points once again. Villa have taken just nine points from their previous 10 matches which has seen them drop to 14th - a position Gerrard never wants to see his side plummet to again.
Steven Gerrard admits he speaks to Aston Villa sporting director Johan Lange more than he does to his wife Alex as he prepares for a big summer rebuild at Villa Park. Lange, 42, heads up Villa’s recruitment department and looks after transfers and contracts, with the Dane sat alongside Gerrard and CEO Christian Purslow in Marseille last month watching potential summer targets Boubacar Kamara and centre-back teammate Duje Ćaleta-Car.
Energy bills could change every three months if new plans aimed at avoiding increase shocks are to go ahead. Ofgem, the energy regulator, are proposing to update the energy price cap quarterly rather than every six months.
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British households are likely to face yet another rise in energy prices later this year, an Ofgem boss has warned.
Three of the top-four on the Super Rugby Pacific ladder are Kiwi sides but the Hurricanes and particularly the Highlanders have struggled in 2022.
The Queen's Speech has revealed a new Bill set to impact tenants and landlords in the UK. The speech, which was delivered today (May 10) by Prince Charles after the Queen cancelled her appearance, announced 38 Bills including new laws around Brexit, education and housing.
En una entrevista concedida a la, el fundador de Microsoft, Bill Gates, ha asegurado que el grupo de respuesta que él propone para enfrentar a una hipotética y próxima pandemia costaría unos mil millones de dólares anuales a la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), una cantidad “minúscula si la comparamos con las cifras destinadas a presupuestos militares o cambio climático”, ha señalado Gates.