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Trevor Nelson to host concert celebrating 75th anniversary of Windrush
D J Trevor Nelson will present a night of music at the Royal Albert Hall this summer to mark the 75th anniversary of the UK’s first Windrush arrivals. The concert on June 9 will celebrate the impact of Caribbean culture on British life and chart the region’s influence on musicContinue Reading
Carlo Ancelotti’s genius tactics brutally expose Chelsea star as Real Madrid ‘eat him up’ for both goals
TWO England legends joined fans in claiming Chelsea full-back Reece James was “eaten alive” by Real Madrid’s tactics. Vinicius Jr and Rodrygo gave James a torrid night as Real saw off the ten-man Blues 2-0 in Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final first leg. 3 Vinicius Jr and Co gave Chelsea right-backContinue Reading
Irish visit ‘feels like coming home’ – US president
US president Joe Biden has described how he feels like he has come home after an evening in the Republic. People lined the streets in Carlingford and Dundalk in Co Louth to cheer and wave American flags as Mr Biden arrived. The president was accompanied by Tánaiste Micheál Martin asContinue Reading
Joe Biden leaves the special relationship hanging by a thread, says Dan Wootton
For all the British folk who loudly celebrated the demise of Donald Trump, how do you feel now we’ve got an avowed anti-British President in the White House? If anyone was in any doubt that doddery dimwit Joe Biden has a deep hatred of the United Kingdom – especially theContinue Reading
How racism and inequality affect even ‘desirable’ EU migrants in the UK
shutterstock Everyone knows Italy, as soon as you come here they’ll be like, “Oh Italian, cool! I’ve been there,” so it’s a way of chatting, breaking ice […] but I don‘t know if it’s the same for other foreigners. Like my friend from Bulgaria, if she says, “I’m from Bulgaria,”Continue Reading
‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ Will Be Impossible to Beat
Mario was too iconic to fail. Game adaptations after him will have to try harder.Continue Reading
Nigel Nelson warns MPs to watch their mouths: ‘The wrong words in the wrong place can cost lives’
When I was a young and reckless foreign correspondent I had a sweary encounter with a prime minister which could have gone horribly wrong. It taught me to take care with language. The Caribbean island of Grenada had just been taken over by communist rebels in a Cuban-backed military coup.Continue Reading
Essex pub dispute: do people really still think golliwogs are ok? I conducted a snap survey
CCTV footage shows officers seizing the dolls. Youtube/SWNS The landlady of a pub in Essex has been expressing bemusement about the complaints of “snowflakes” after her display of golliwog dolls attracted the attention of the county’s police – only for them to be told, reportedly by the home secretary SuellaContinue Reading
The most weird and wonderful wedding traditions around the world
From gifting whale teeth to flogging the groom’s feet, matrimonial ceremonies vary around the worldContinue Reading
Cost of living: why decreased access to swimming is harming children and young people
YanLev/Shutterstock Swimming is a unique activity. Not only is it an Olympic sport but it’s also a form of exercise and a life-saving endeavour. How many other physical activities can boast such a claim? So, it is no surprise that swimming holds such appeal in the UK, where there isContinue Reading