The £30m Celtic masterstroke that might just spare board's blushes and save them carrying the Stone of Shame
This time last year Peter Lawwell pretty much apologised to the Celtic support for the club’s woeful transfer window.
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‘I didn’t think I’d live to see this day, it's diabolical’
Worries for older people and fears of being scammed are among the issues customers expressed after ‘diabolical’ decisions were made to close a town’s final two bank branches.
Director Jennifer Tang on theatre in 2025, gender-swapping and her 'slightly bonkers' Cymbeline
Born in the South East of England to Cantonese parents and permanently fostered by a white British family, director Jennifer Tang is a champion of the underrepresented. And her involvement in the casting of her brand new production of Cymbeline at London's Sam Wanamaker Playhouse has ensured the spectacle is teeming with diversity. In terms of the Shakespearean canon, the play itself has been somewhat underrepresented over the centuries, so perhaps this is a perfect pairing.
3 key Celtic questions for Brendan Rodgers as Aston Villa Champions League clash throws up dilemmas
There's no such thing as a meaningless Champions League game – especially when you chuck in the fact it’s a Battle of Britain to boot.
Four-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala will have No. 9 jersey retired by Warriors
As Andre Iguodala moves around town in the Bay Area these days, he is regularly stopped by fans eager to praise him for how he carried himself while playing for the Golden State Warriors.
New Jets coach Glenn, GM Mougey noncommittal on Rodgers' status - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets have a new coach, a new general manager and a new approach to star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The tiny but brilliant pub in the shadow of a tower block where swearing is banned
Take a stroll down Castle Street in Edgeley and ask about the pub opposite Stockport Railway Station. No two responses will be the same.
Ryan Day Hired Armed Security To Protect His Family Following Death Threats After Michigan Loss
In the days following Ryan Day walking off the field in Columbus following Ohio State's loss to Michigan to end the regular season, his family’s safety was the main priority after they received death threats from a lunatic fringe of Buckeye fans.