Belfast mayor hits out after anti-LGBT leaflets sent to his office: ‘It’s quite unnerving’
Belfast’s first openly gay Lord Mayor has said having anti-LGBT leaflets delivered to both his office and his home has been “quite unnerving”.
Enzo Maresca promises more chances for Chelsea fringe players in busy schedule
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca promised more game time for his second-string stars as the fixture schedule intensifies, following a hard-fought 2-0 Conference League win against Heidenheim. The Italian made…
I’ve no regrets: Jonny Frazer reflects fondly on a career defined by lifelong friendships
Jonny Frazer says he’s reflecting on special memories and friendships instead of looking back with anger and regrets after injuries forced him into retirement at the age of 28.
Northern Ireland must keep cool in the heat of Euro Play-Off battle: Tanya Oxtoby
If we winter this one out, we can summer anywhere. That well known line of prose came from the pen of Seamus Heaney, the most famous person to come out…
Mom in Britain jailed after hiding baby in drawer for three years
A mother in Britain will spend time in prison after she deliberately hid her baby girl in a bed drawer for three years and fed the child with a syringe.…
The incredibly beautiful West Country hotel where the rich and famous spend Christmas
In the South West there are plenty of upmarket hotels and restaurants where the rich and famous like to escape. From ‘Hollywood-on-Sea’ in Cornwall to the popular town of Frome…
Conor Bradley leads the Anfield understudies proving that Liverpool are the real deal
A few weeks ago, it was possible to look at Arne Slot’s seemingly impressive start at Liverpool, adopt a sceptical tone and ask who they had really beaten.
Tom Court not burdened by divided loyalties when his beloved Ireland face Australia
Ireland are looking to make it three wins from four matches in the Autumn series as they face a resurgent Australian side led by former Ireland boss Joe Schmidt in…
NHS Grampian ‘not accepting ambulance patients due to board critical incident’
One of the largest health boards in Scotland will no longer accept ambulance patients in its region. NHS Grampian, which is responsible for around half a million people in north-east…
Chris Selley: So much for the Three Amigos
There was something almost comical about how quickly Canada — self-styled beacon of free trade and global diplomacy — moved to throw Mexico under the free-trade bus after Donald Trump…