Новости за 18.05.2024

OXFORD United’s players and staff will be mindful of the use of VAR in their Sky Bet League One play-off final against Bolton Wanderers.

ELLIOTT Moore believes Oxford United deserve to be playing in the second tier of English football.

DES Buckingham has named the same starting XI for the last three games, and faces the task of whether to make that four at Wembley.

Newcastle head for Brentford on the final day looking to secure European football next season

Sir Jim Ratcliffe could instantly save a huge amount in his first summer as Man Utd co-owner.

Almighty Fighting Championship (AFC) has built up a solid reputation

The impact of the explosion in Ashorne Close, Wood End, was described as being 'like a bomb'

The payment is designed to help people with an income in later life

The Nuneaton tattoo artist has been inundated with messages after being inspired to offer the service on Tiktok

The festival dedicated to Coventry's motoring heritage is returning in June

Les George has worked at Autosport Engineering since July 1974

Even Meghan Markle and Harry found it challenging

After Friday’s practices, F1 fans could be in for a wide-open qualifying session at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

Bryan Christian minister Chris Avell’s impulse to provide a safe place for the homeless to crash at night is generous and very much in keeping with religious tradition.

Toledo’s legacy of excellence in manufacturing is a tremendous source of pride. While we have weathered numerous economic storms over the decades, we are currently witnessing the growth of a strong clean energy economy for workers and consumers in our region.

The Editorial board of The Blade recently urged lawmakers to eliminate in its entirety the retention requirement of Ohio’s Third Grade Reading Guarantee, which once stipulated that elementary schools across the state must make students repeat third grade if they are still struggling to read (“Focus on teaching,” Monday). Despite recent changes to state law that permit parents to request that students be promoted to fourth grade regardless of whether they can read at grade level, The Blade contends... Читать дальше...

One HVAC worker's TikTok has tapped into an all-too-relatable consequence of spending time with someone who is totally consumed with their work.

The free exhibition will showcase the pioneering African-American artist’s work from the 1940s to the early 2000s.

South Kent Harriers runner Margaret Connolly was on England Masters duty at the Birmingham 10k race - and it proved a winning weekend.

Exactly 60 years ago, Mods and Rockers brawled on a Kent beach, with running battles between 400 youths and police.

Plans for a new medical centre serving more than 13,000 patients have been approved several years after they were first proposed.

Streams running through a Kent village were polluted on almost 250 occasions last year, shocking new data reveals.

A locksmith firm accused of ripping off a pensioner after charging her £1,600 to get her into her house has defended the eye-watering bill.

Our columnist stood on a cliff top in the early hours hoping to spot the Aurora Borealis - he didn’t but learned some valuable lessons.

Villagers are up in arms over controversial proposals to build a 10-acre energy storage plant which they claim will “destroy” the landscape.