Orient’s Game With Spurs Called Off After Covid-19 Cases Reported At League Two Club

Orient’s Game With Spurs Called Off After Covid-19 Cases Reported At League Two Club

Leyton Orient’s Carabao Cup tie with Tottenham has been called off after a number of players at the Sky Bet League Two club tested positive for coronavirus. The third-round game was due to take place on Tuesday night, but will...
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Border Control Posts At North’s Ports ‘Almost Certainly’ Not Ready For Brexit

Border Control Posts At North’s Ports ‘Almost Certainly’ Not Ready For Brexit

Border control posts at Northern Ireland’s ports will “almost certainly” not be ready in time due to a dispute over technology with the EU, Stormont minister Edwin Poots has said. The UK’s Environment Secretary George Eustice has written to the...
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Wetherspoon Warns Of 450 Job Cuts At Its Airport Bars In The UK

Wetherspoon Warns Of 450 Job Cuts At Its Airport Bars In The UK

Pub chain Wetherspoon has announced plans that could see it cut up to half of its jobs at pubs in six UK airports. The company said it had written to its 1,000 airport staff to warn them that between 400...
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Brexit Negotiations Have Been ‘Challenging’ Says Coveney

Brexit Negotiations Have Been ‘Challenging’ Says Coveney

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney has said the EU-UK Brexit negotiations have been challenging in recent weeks and that the EU has his full support. Mr Coveney made the comments ahead of meeting with chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier in...
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De Bruyne Inspires Manchester City To Opening Game Victory At Wolves

De Bruyne Inspires Manchester City To Opening Game Victory At Wolves

Manchester City sent out a title warning to Liverpool as Kevin De Bruyne inspired them to a hard-fought 3-1 win at Wolves. The midfielder’s penalty and goals from Phil Foden and Gabriel Jesus gave Pep Guardiola’s side a statement victory...
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Karen Bradley Apologizes For ‘Hurt’ Her Words Caused When Serving As NI Secretary

Karen Bradley Apologizes For ‘Hurt’ Her Words Caused When Serving As NI Secretary

A senior Tory MP has expressed regret at the “hurt” her words caused while serving as Northern Ireland secretary. Karen Bradley spent 18 months in the role, but faced criticism after saying she did not know nationalists in the North...
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Aston Villa Open Campaign With A Win Against The Blades

Aston Villa Open Campaign With A Win Against The Blades

Aston Villa opened their Premier League campaign with a 1-0 home victory over 10-man Sheffield United, with Ezri Konsa netting the winner after Emiliano Martinez denied the visitors with a first-half penalty save. Villa were playing with a man more...
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Dublin’s Busker Fleadh To Be Held Online In October

Dublin’s Busker Fleadh To Be Held Online In October

Twenty acts will appear on a virtual stage at this year’s Busker Fleadh, showcasing the best of independent music and performance in Ireland. The free online event takes place on the weekend of October 3 and 4. The event, hosted...
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EU Awards Ireland Almost $4.5m To Cover Covid-19 Equipment Costs

EU Awards Ireland Almost $4.5m To Cover Covid-19 Equipment Costs

Ireland has been awarded $4.47 million (€3.8 million) from the European Union (EU) towards covering the costs of battling coronavirus. The funding is set to pay for the transportation of personal protective equipment (PPE) and life-saving medical equipment t...
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Bryson DeChambeau Wins US Open At Winged Foot

Bryson DeChambeau Wins US Open At Winged Foot

Six weeks after describing his first top 10 in a major as “super-validating”, Bryson DeChambeau delivered the ultimate proof of his methods with a resounding victory in the 120th US Open. DeChambeau carded a closing 67 to finish six under...
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