Guardiola: 17 years of management is football's toughest job
Manchester City's legendary manager Pep Guardiola opens up about the relentless demands of top-level football management after 17 gruelling years at the helm.
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Falkirk boss eyes PSG-style success for Premiership return
Falkirk manager John McGlynn reveals ambitious plans to emulate Paris Saint-Germain's blueprint for success as the Bairns target a return to Scotland's top flight after 15 years away.
8 Ways to Save £725 Annually
Discover eight easy yet effective tips to slash your annual expenses by £725. From energy bills to grocery shopping, these savvy hacks will boost your savings effortlessly.
How to Avoid Burnout: Expert Tips
Feeling exhausted and overwhelmed? Discover practical strategies to prevent burnout and restore balance in your life with these expert-backed tips.
Jason White’s Cartoon on Water Management Chaos
A satirical take on the bureaucratic chaos surrounding water management in the UK, highlighting inefficiencies and political inertia.
Martin’s 'no excuses' Rangers culture praised by McCann
Former Rangers star highlights Russell Martin's impact in fostering accountability, contrasting sharply with predecessor Philippe Clement's approach.
Diabetes Cookbook: Low-Carb Recipes for Blood Sugar Control
A groundbreaking diabetes cookbook featuring low-carb recipes has been launched to help individuals manage their condition effectively while enjoying delicious meals.
Warnock, 76, hints at shock football return
Veteran manager Neil Warnock hints at a dramatic comeback to football management at 76, as a crisis-hit club seeks his legendary leadership.
Greg Swann's 5 key AFL transformation areas
Greg Swann's appointment as the AFL's new executive brings fresh opportunities for innovation and growth. Here are five critical areas where he can make a lasting impact.
Zoo kills 12 baboons, sparks animal rights outrage
A German zoo has faced fierce backlash from animal rights groups after putting down a dozen baboons to manage overpopulation.
Wiegman: I'm staying with Lionesses despite men's job links
England Women's boss Sarina Wiegman has shut down speculation about moving into men's football management, reaffirming her commitment to the Lionesses ahead of Euro 2025 qualifiers.
Teacher cracks 14 'feral-like' pupils in her class
A primary school teacher reveals the extreme challenges of managing disruptive pupils and shares strategies that transformed her classroom.
Newlyweds fined £400 for bins left out during honeymoon
A couple celebrating their honeymoon in Greece returned to a shocking £400 fine from their local council for leaving their bins out – despite explaining they were abroad.
Westminster’s new rubbish collection rules explained
Westminster Council announces major changes to rubbish collection schedules, aiming to boost recycling and reduce landfill waste. Find out how this affects you.
Colorado friends in legal battle over property funds
Two friends in Colorado are embroiled in a legal dispute over allegations of financial misconduct in their property management business. Read the shocking details.
Ferdinand reveals Ferguson's ruthless Man Utd methods
Rio Ferdinand opens up about Sir Alex Ferguson's no-nonsense leadership style that kept Manchester United at the top of English football for decades.
Genetic test predicts obesity risk decades in advance
A revolutionary genetic test may soon predict obesity risk years before symptoms appear, offering hope for early intervention and prevention.
Hims launches revolutionary weight loss treatment plan
Discover how Hims is revolutionising weight loss with personalised treatment plans, combining medication and lifestyle support for lasting results.
Blood-Red Sludge from Incinerator Sparks Outrage
Locals are living a nightmare as a nearby incinerator spews blood-red gunk, raising health and environmental concerns.
Coffee May Help Manage ADHD, Anxiety & Pain—New Study
Recent research suggests that coffee may have unexpected benefits for managing ADHD, anxiety, and chronic pain. Discover how your daily brew could be more than just a caffeine fix.
Canine heroes sniff out destructive lanternflies in UK
Specially trained dogs are being deployed across the UK to detect invasive spotted lanternflies, offering a sustainable solution to protect crops and vineyards from this destructive pest.
Sheffield Veolia workers strike over pay dispute
Sheffield waste management workers, represented by Unite and GMB unions, strike against Veolia over pay and conditions, escalating tensions in the city.
OpenAI launches AI assistant for file & web control
OpenAI has launched a revolutionary AI-powered personal assistant capable of managing files and web browsing, marking a significant leap in digital productivity tools.
JLR confirms 500 management redundancies
Jaguar Land Rover confirms 500 management redundancies, calling it 'standard business practice' despite criticism over its recent rebranding strategy.
Trump slams California wildfires, NWS rebuts
Former President Donald Trump criticised California's handling of wildfires, prompting a sharp rebuttal from the National Weather Service. Read the fiery exchange.
Wyndham Clark's anger issues surface at US Open
Wyndham Clark's temper flares at the US Open as the golfer struggles with anger management during a challenging round at Oakmont, sparking debate among fans and analysts.
FIFA exam failure delays football agents' certification by year
Aspiring football agents are outraged after FIFA's glitch-ridden online exam caused a one-year delay in certification, derailing careers and sparking calls for accountability.
Tokyo tackles overtourism with visitor caps and guidelines
Tokyo is implementing new measures to tackle overtourism, including visitor caps and behavioural guidelines. Learn how these changes could affect your travel plans.
Japan announces overtourism crackdown
Japan is implementing new strategies to combat the challenges of overtourism, aiming to balance visitor numbers with local quality of life.
Money Dysmorphia: The Hidden Financial Crisis
A growing number of young adults are struggling with 'money dysmorphia', a psychological condition leading to overspending and financial insecurity. Experts reveal the causes and solutions.
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