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Paperchase customers received an email this morning (February 15) informing them that the stationery retailer will be closing its website with just two days of trading left. The company fell into administration last month (January 31) and now the website will close permanently on Friday (February 17) at midnight.
If Manchester City are to beat Arsenal on Wednesday night, then it will obviously require a big performance from the whole team.
Spring is in the air and many people are keen to spruce up their homes with fresh flowers suited to warmer months. Home Bargains shoppers are "obsessed" with a bargain ribbed glass vase, according to the Liverpool Echo, with many keen to get their hands on it after spotting it on social media.
HOUSTON — The Houston Texans checked off a key box when they hired former Texan DeMeco Ryans to be their next coach. Now, Ryans and general manager Nick Caserio will have to focus on the biggest task remaining: Finding the quarterback of the future.
Supermarket giant ASDA has impressed shoppers with a £28 gadget that cooks perfect food in minutes. The gadget is so economical, and cooks food so quickly, shoppers have ditched their ovens after buying one.
Boxers from Sweden and Canada will not take part in the amateur world championships, joining a boycott led by the United States and Ireland over the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian athletes and what some see as governance problems with the organiser.
Graham Potter hit back at those who claim he does not get angry enough and hinted at the level of double standards within the media. Potter responded to critics who say the Chelsea head coach did not show enough anger to his side being denied a penalty in their 1-1 draw with West Ham. Ad Thomas Soucek handled the ball inside the box, but referee Craig Pawson waved play on and was not referred to the pitchside monitor by the VAR Neil Swarbrick.