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PREMIER League Darts is set to make a highly anticipated return in February. Next season's edition of darts' biggest roadshow will be played at 17 venues across 17 cities in seven countries. Eight of the sport's finest throwers, including big-name players such as Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen, will all have their...
It features a funnel neck, cosy hood, and fleece-lined pockets
Birmingham City will play Leeds United in the fourth round of the FA Cup
Eight organisations in the Mid Ulster area are to receive funding from the fifth round of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Rural Engagement Arts Programme (REAP).
Made by parents for parents Ickle Bubba is the stylish baby product brand.
Fanatics, the sports merchandising giant best known for jerseys and collectibles, is moving deeper into entertainment by launching a studio that will produce films, documentaries, live events and digital series tied to sports and culture
Actor James Sutton, who has played John Paul McQueen in Hollyoaks on and off for the past two decades, has reportedly filmed his final scenes for the Channel 4 soap
Judge says fatal Antrim incident a ‘tragic accident’ for which he could not attribute criminal liability
THE UK is to ban social media for anyone under 16 and anyone over 18, leaving a two-year window to make an absolute twat of yourself online.
As the US supreme court weighs bans on trans athletes, five students speak about the joy of sports and toll of exclusion The US supreme court on Tuesday is considering state laws banning transgender athletes from school sports. The cases were brought by trans students who challenged bans in West Virginia and Idaho barring trans girls from girls teams. The outcome could have wide-ranging implications for LGBTQ+ rights . A total of 27 states have passed sports bans targeting trans youth while more than 20 states have maintained pro-LGBTQ+ policies. Continue reading...
PUB-goers are facing a sobering reality this spring as the cost of the nation's favourite stout is set to soar in a bitter blow to wallets. Diageo, the drinks giant behind some of the world’s most famous booze brands, is slapping a price hike on a number of its products starting from April 1. Documents...
The explosive popularity of the gay hockey TV drama reveals women’s desire for sex and romance without violence or hierarchy The first time gay hockey romance crossed Mary’s radar, she was warned off it. A 64-year-old non-profit executive from Toronto, Mary recalled mentioning the Canadian author Rachel Reid’s Game Changers series to her son, a twentysomething queer writer and fellow hockey-obsessive, a few years ago. “I said: ‘Have you heard of these books?’ and he said: ‘Yeah.’ I said: ‘Should I read these books?’ And he said: ‘No. They’re not for you.’” Continue reading...
The satirical title targeted in an Islamist attack 10 years ago published a racist, sexist caricature of me that speaks volumes about its values The day before Christmas Eve, just as France readied itself to slip into the holiday slowdown, something abruptly shook me out of any festive torpor. The satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, known globally and tragically for being the target of an Islamist attack in 2015 published a caricature – of me. And it was appallingly racist . A huge, toothy grin, an enormous mouth, the cartoon depicts me dancing on a stage before an audience of laughing white men, adorned with a banana belt on a largely exposed body. The headline: “The Rokhaya Diallo Show: Mocking secularism around the world.” Stunned by the violence of this grotesque cartoon, I shared it on social media with a brief analysis : “In keeping with slave-era and colonial imagery, Charlie Hebdo once again shows itself incapable of engaging with the ideas of a Black woman without reducing her to a dancing body – exoticised, supposedly savage – adorned with the very bananas that are hurled at Black people who dare to step into the public sphere.” Rokhaya Diallo is a French journalist, writer, film-maker and activist Continue reading...