Michael Johnson: Athletics Can’t Compete with Football
Olympic legend Michael Johnson highlights the financial struggles of track and field compared to football, calling for a revamp in athletics funding.
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Kansas college gets £300m sports donation
A Kansas-based college has been gifted an unprecedented £300 million to enhance its sports teams, marking one of the largest donations in collegiate history.
NCAA coach wins prestigious leadership award
A celebrated NCAA coach has been recognised with a major award for their exceptional contributions to collegiate sports and leadership.
UK universities face funding crisis - Oxford and Imperial at risk
Leading UK universities, including Oxford and Imperial College London, warn of financial instability due to government funding cuts, risking research and global competitiveness.
NCAA agrees $2.75bn athlete compensation settlement
The NCAA and major athletic conferences agree to a landmark $2.75 billion settlement, paving the way for direct payments to college athletes in a historic shift for US collegiate sports.
Investment key to Lionesses' future success
Experts argue that sustained investment in women's football is crucial for the England Lionesses to realise their full potential and maintain global competitiveness.
Transgender pool player loses discrimination case
A transgender pool player has lost a high-profile discrimination case after being barred from a women's tournament. The ruling could set a precedent for future disputes in competitive sports.
Sesame Street funding threatened by Trump budget cuts
Iconic children's show Sesame Street and public broadcasting giants NPR and PBS could lose federal funding under proposed budget cuts by the Trump administration, sparking outrage and nostalgia.
NHS England warns of rising patient numbers and staff shortages
NHS England reports a surge in patient numbers, exacerbating existing staff shortages and straining healthcare services across the country.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Trump threatens PBS and NPR funding cuts
Former President Donald Trump has renewed his pledge to eliminate federal funding for PBS and NPR, sparking concerns over the future of public broadcasting in the US.
PBS and NPR face shutdown in public broadcasting crisis
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is set to shut down PBS and NPR, sparking outrage over the future of independent journalism and educational programming.
Asylum seekers get £1M in NHS free passes
Exclusive investigation uncovers how thousands of asylum seekers received free NHS prescriptions and dental care worth over £1 million, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded benefits.
MLR Funding Crisis: Utah & Miami Teams in Trouble
Major League Rugby (MLR) is grappling with financial instability as Utah and Miami franchises face uncertain futures, raising concerns over the league's sustainability.
NHS faces critical staff shortages in new report
A recent report highlights severe staffing shortages within the NHS, raising concerns over patient care and service sustainability. Experts warn of growing pressures on healthcare workers.
Labour proposes wealth tax to fund public services
Shadow Treasury Minister Anneliese Dodds suggests a one-off wealth tax could address economic inequality and boost public funding. Could this reshape UK fiscal policy?
Dodds urges wealth tax to tackle inequality
Ex-shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds calls for a wealth tax to address inequality, suggesting it could fund public services and reduce economic disparity.
UK urged to fund £3m cancer vaccine trials
Charities and experts are calling on the UK government to allocate £3 million for pioneering cancer vaccine trials, which could revolutionise treatment and save thousands of lives.
Trans athletes' gold medals spark fairness debate
A new report highlights the staggering number of gold medals won by transgender athletes in women's sports, sparking fresh debate over fairness in competition.
NHS doctors threaten strikes in pay row with Streeting
Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces backlash from doctors as pay negotiations stall, with strike action now a real possibility. Read the latest on the NHS crisis.
Bank tax may fund free school meals for all primary pupils
A proposed tax on UK banks could generate £4 billion annually, potentially covering the cost of free school meals for all primary pupils in England. Experts debate the economic and social impacts of this bold policy.
Female athletes face mandatory gender tests in new rules
New regulations require female athletes to undergo gender verification tests, stirring controversy in the world of sports. Critics argue it's invasive, while supporters claim it ensures fairness.
NHS Leaders Demand Urgent Government Action
Top medical bodies warn of severe strain on the NHS, calling for immediate government intervention to prevent a collapse in patient care.
Scotland to invest in women's football after neglect
John Swinney acknowledges historic underfunding in Scottish women's football and hints at potential government investment, inspired by England's Lionesses.
Trump slashes gun violence prevention funds
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly cut funding for gun violence prevention programmes in New York and Washington, sparking outrage among advocates.
EU excludes Israel from Horizon Europe programme
The European Commission has suspended Israel's participation in the Horizon Europe research programme, citing violations of international law in the Palestinian territories.
Pavlo Makov urges Ukraine to prioritise culture
Renowned artist Pavlo Makov calls on Ukraine to strengthen its cultural identity and global presence through strategic arts funding and international collaborations.
WFP cuts food aid to Uganda and South Sudan
The World Food Programme has slashed rations for refugees in Uganda and South Sudan due to severe funding shortages, leaving millions at risk of hunger.
Nurses reject 'inadequate' pay rise offer
Nurses in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have voted overwhelmingly to reject the latest pay rise proposal, calling it insufficient amid rising living costs.
Australian Parliament clashes over Gaza, education reforms
Tensions flared in Australia's Parliament as Question Time saw heated debates on Gaza, university funding, and childcare reforms. Key figures including PM Albanese and Opposition's Sussan Ley clashed over policy directions.
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