Loan moves can be the golden ticket for young players looking to accelerate this progress and return to their clubs with a new more senior status. David Beckham and Danny Welbeck are two who used loan spells positively during the early stages of their …
Why this entrepreneur is still learning after two decades in the business
By Jennifer Sieg Ambition A.M. meets Claudia Bradby, founder of Claudia Bradby Jewellery, to talk about the power of narrative when building a successful independent brand. Claudia Bradby, 55, founded Claudia Bradby Jewellery in 2003 on a mission to ma…
55-goal academy ace hailed as ‘different’ by Ten Hag, Man Utd career has new chance
Loan moves can be the golden ticket for young players looking to accelerate this progress and return to their clubs with a new more senior status. David Beckham and Danny Welbeck are two who used loan spells positively during the early stages of their …
Az NB II-ben folytatja a Puskás Akadémia középpályása
Tíz éve a Puskás Akadémia labdarúgója a 21 esztendős Posztobányi Patrik, aki tizenegy élvonalbeli bajnokin már pályára lépett a klub játékosaként. Ezt a számot azonban a következő idényben biztosan nem gyarapítja. Mindeközben a Puskás Akadémia úgy kész…
Desperate King’s Lynn woman stole baby milk from Boots at Southgates Medical Centre to sell after benefits stopped
A woman who stole baby milk to sell as her benefits had stopped was ordered to pay compensation to Boots. Jessica Goldup, 29, formerly of Goodwins Road, Lynn, and now of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to stealing from Boots at Lynn’s Southgates Medical…
Fine for man who attempted to bite PC in King’s Lynn street
A man who attempted to bite a police officer is £260 out of pocket after appearing before Lynn magistrates on Thursday. Wesley Schokker, 26, of Parkway, Gaywood, who appeared unrepresented, accepted advice from the court’s legal adviser Ian Dabbs, who …
Report: Exit-linked player who Everton were in talks for has seen deal to join Europa League club collapse
Everton have surprisingly found themselves in a pretty agreeable situation this summer, capturing transfer targets with unprecedented ease, and reverting to their viable fallback options without a second thought. After all, their failed efforts to acqu…
Sunny weather and Euros deliver extended happy hour for Britain’s pubs
By Ali Lyon An industry body has said that the Euros may be over, but this weekend’s sunny weather has meant the feel-good factor in London has endured. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) estimated that the mini-heatwave that swept across the …
Aviva and Lloyds among City firms to back National Wealth Fund investment drive
By Charlie Conchie Aviva and Lloyds are among a group of City firms to throw their weight behind the government’s National Wealth Fund today in a boost to Rachel Reeves’s plans to push private sector investment into the economy. The Investment Delivery…
The Notebook: Nuclear power continues to divide, but we need to think about the future
By Kokou Agbo Bloua Where the City’s top thinkers get a few things off their chest. Today, Kokou Agbo Bloua, Societe Generale’s global head of economics, takes the pen to talk nuclear, climate volatility and the economic outlook The Nuclear Debate: Fea…