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Spain Players Reiterate Strike Intention Despite National Call-Up
Striking Spanish internationals called up to the women's team reiterated their desire not to form part of the squad in a new blow for the shaken Spanish football federation (RFEF). New coach Montse Tome called up 15 of the Women's World Cup winners earlier Monday for Nations League matches, most of whom had said they did not want to play for their country until wider changes had been made at the federation. Former president Luis Rubiales resigned three weeks after he forcibly kissed midfielder Jenni Hermoso following Spain's triumph in Sydney on August 20, after receiving an unprecedented worldwide backlash.
Union slams government plans to make doctors and nurses work on strike days as 'kick in the teeth' to profession
A union has slammed government plans to make doctors and nurses work on strike days as 'another kick in the teeth' to the profession.
The major law change drivers need to know when visiting Wales
If you’re heading to Wales for a holiday or a day trip anytime soon, you’ll need to be aware that the law on the default speed limit on restricted roads has changed. Speed limits in built-up areas have now dropped from 30mph to 20mph and the law came into effect on Sunday.
New Spain coach seeks to draw World Cup winners out of boycott
LAS ROZAS, Spain: Spain's new women's football team coach Montse Tome on Monday (Sep 18) selected most of the players who last month won the Women's World Cup for fixtures against Sweden and Switzerland in an apparent bid to force them to end their boycott.
I went to a knitted poo protest - here's what happened
They are the women's group that rose to notoriety when they slow-hand-clapped and heckled prime minister Tony Blair for an overtly political speech at one of their conferences. Three years later, in 2003, there was the hit movie The Calendar Girls starring Helen Mirren, Julie Walters, Celia Imrie and Linda Bassett which put the Women's Institute well and truly in the spotlight.
The moment a government minister dodges questions and REFUSES to confirm HS2 will reach Manchester
A government minister has refused to confirm that HS2 will reach Manchester after MPs asked if the north of England is being 'abandoned'. Conservative MP Richard Holden repeatedly refused to answer whether the northern leg of the high-speed railway line will be built in Parliament today (September 18).