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Hearts might be bottom of the table but Blair Spittal is confident recent performances will have given the next manager plenty of food for thought.
In this episode, Euronews’ Cinzia Rizzi takes a bike tour in the Aegean region. The stunning city of İzmir is a great place to visit by bike, as it’s a key point on the Turkish leg of the EuroVelo 8 - a 7,350 km cycle route through 10 Mediterranean countries. The 495km İzmir section starts in Pergamum and takes you through 18 districts, with historical sites, as locations with cultural and natural heritage along the way to the final destination of Ephesus.
Their project, Nemo’s Garden, involves submerging subaquatic structures ten metres deep off Italy’s northwestern coast.
Hands up those of us who have coached a team or played a game in the Champions League.
Tesco, Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury's have all issued important messages to shoppers over products that should be returned to stores.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wrote a letter to Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra's mother Saroj Devi, thanking her for cooking delicious 'choorma' (a popular delicacy from Haryana and Rajasthan), for him. Earlier this year in January, PM Modi had asked Neeraj to bring homemade 'choorma' for him. Responding to the PM's request, Neeraj's mother Saroj had promised to cook and sent special 'choorma' for him. On Tuesday, PM Modi met Neeraj during the Jamaican Prime Minister's visit to India. During the meet, PM Modi got the chance to taste the delicious 'choorma'.
Duncan Ferguson will work for free at crisis club Caley Thistle after volunteering to give up his wage to help save the club.
Local heroes could land up to £2,500 to help them boost their communities, thanks to a new fund set up to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards.