Football laws need to adapt if the technology is going to work
VAR will continue to irk people until the laws of the game catch up with the changes to the way it is officiated.
Tens of thousands of UK drivers in Ireland may be driving illegally post-Brexit
Some 40,000 people who live and work in the Republic and drive with a UK licence have been urged to change to an Irish licence before Brexit.
Man, 91, among eight charged over Extinction Rebellion port protest
Activists took over two lanes of the dual carriageway on Saturday and delays were also caused to traffic going into the Port of Dover.
Sex assaults on Tube ‘up by 42% in four years’ with almost 1/4 of attacks on one line
About a quarter of 2018/19’s recorded attacks were on the Central Line.
Call for a million people to back mass tree planting campaign
Sandi Toksvig and Clive Anderson backing Woodland Trust’s bid to boost tree planting to tackle climate change.
‘Homeless numbers at highest levels in over a decade, it makes no sense’ – Empty homes rose 5.3% last year
An additional 10,983 homes were left empty, according to a report by Action on Empty Homes and the Nationwide Building Society.
Nigel Farage’s radio clash over EU army investigated by Ofcom
The politician accused a caller of lying.
Liverpool manager is one of many famous faces transforming city centre
The city’s Director of Culture said its street art makes the city one of the most Instagrammable in the world.
McDonnell sets out Labour plan for 32-hour working week
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the shorter average week could be delivered within a decade of taking office.