Bournemouth’s decision not to panic after their tough start is paying off
Marco Rose’s team did not win any of their first six games in the Premier League but he stayed calm and positive
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Marco Rose’s team did not win any of their first six games in the Premier League but he stayed calm and positive
Read more‘I think people want to see the world coming together and focusing on the things that matter to people,’ PM says Louise Haigh starts by saying she is standing in for Andy Burnham. She says this weekend the whole country will fall silent to mark Remembrance Sunday. Continue reading...
Read moreFran Belbin tells a council meeting to expect the current Labour - Green administration to continue.
Read moreLetters: Readers question the motives and fairness behind Shabana Mahmood’s new immigration proposals
Read moreLetter: Such a punitive measure will leave people at risk of exploitation and severe poverty, says Mark Joselin of the Refugee Council
Read moreReaders respond to an article by Arwa Mahdawi on some self-catering hosts calling for a strike in response to new guidelines Regarding Arwa Mahdawi’s article (Airbnb feels like a soulless rip-off – and its hosts are revolting, 28 October), I’m really sick of being scapegoated. I’m aware that Airbnb has negatively impacted some urban communities, but without the income from the two self-catering cottages on my family croft, I couldn’t afford to live in Wester Ross, raise my kids here, spend my money in the village stores and volunteer as a community councillor for the last 25 years. There may b
Read moreRugby’s biggest unions aiming to grow revenues New rights management agency to oversee sales The Six Nations and Sanzaar unions have agreed to sell all their media rights and commercial deals collectively for the first time in a new revenue-sharing model. In an innovative arrangement that is the first of its kind in sport, the southern hemisphere nations will receive a share of the profits generated by the Six Nations and British & Irish Lions tours, while the European countries will benefit from broadcast and sponsorship deals generated by the Rugby Championship and the Rugby’s Greatest Rival
Read moreRFU chief Bill Sweeney offers full support to Borthwick England boosted by fly-half Fin Smith’s return to training Steve Borthwick has been given the Rugby Football Union’s unequivocal backing to lead England into the World Cup next year even if the team flop this autumn. Borthwick’s contract was extended in September to end after the 2028 Six Nations – despite England posting their worst Six Nations performance this year – to avoid speculation in the buildup to the tournament next year. But the head coach remains under pressure on the back of five defeats in the past seven matches. Continue r
Read moreLetters: When a payment was missed, the soprano abandoned the stage, writes David Lane
Read moreLetters: Ed Kelsey and Arthur Gould respond to an interview with the author in which she discussed AI and the future of humanity
Read moreBrief letters: Bad hair day | John Smedley | ‘Pearl-clutching’ | Ska’s origins | Budleigh Salterton
Read moreEngland are the second-best side in the world when they can keep 15 players on the pitch, says Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney.
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