Merino’s Goal Sinks Chelsea
From the outset, Arsenal looked dangerous. In the first 20 minutes alone, they registered six attempts. Mikel Merino’s first-half header proved to be the difference as Arsenal secured a hard-fought victory over
Glory at Last
Despite a late surge, Liverpool couldn’t find an equalizer as Newcastle held on to claim their first League Cup title — a historic win that ended decades of disappointment and secured their
UK Front Pages 17/03: Labour in Turmoil
The Labour Party is facing a significant internal crisis as proposed cuts to disability benefits have ignited fierce debate and potential rebellion among its MPs. The Times reports on the intense war
Scientific Seminar at UK House of Lords
Moderated by Lord Walney, the seminar opened with a call for global cooperation to combat extremism. Lord Walney emphasized that extremism represents a threat that transcends borders, requiring a unified international strategy
UK PM Backs Ukraine Peace, But Offers No Plan
The prime minister reiterated Britain’s stance on securing US involvement in Ukraine’s future defence, emphasising that discussions with the US are ongoing “on a daily basis. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reaffirmed
Rashford Returns
Rashford, who hasn’t played for England for a year, was selected as the 27-year-old forward has impressed since joining Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United in January Marcus Rashford has been
Liverpool Eyes Carabao Comeback
Tiredness will be a factor for Liverpool, who lost full-back Trent Alexander Arnold with a knee injury on Tuesday and have his logical replacement, Conor Bradley also injured, This weekend’s Carabao Cup
UK Front Pages 16/03: Health, Trade, and Leadership
The front pages of today’s newspapers reflect diverse pressing issues and significant events shaping the current landscape. The Sunday Times and The Sunday Telegraph highlight critical concerns within the healthcare sector, emphasising
‘Putin is dragging his feet over Ukraine ceasefire’
Prime minister tells a summit of 29 leaders that the Russian president cannot delay peace talks indefinitely Keir Starmer accused Vladimir Putin of dragging his feet over agreeing to a ceasefire with
Van Dijk’s Future Up in the Air
Asked if he would be a Liverpool player come August, Van Dijk said: “I have no idea at the moment, genuinely I still have no idea. The defender’s contract with the Reds