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Chelsea ‘face financial ruin’ as accounts frozen, Blues may donate ticket profit to Ukraine – Roman Abramovich latest
CHELSEA could face financial ruin after having a number of their corporate accounts frozen by ‘risk-averse’ banks. According to reports, Barclays are one of the banks to have suspended the Blues account. In his press conference, boss Thomas Tuchel admitted that many players and staff were worried about their futures.Continue Reading
Ukraine war: Poland’s failed deal to supply MiG-29s shows Nato’s fear of escalation
The Ukraine war has become to some extent a proxy conflict between Nato and Russia. The American president, Joe Biden – supported by other Nato leaders – made it clear even before the invasion that the US and Nato would not become involved in the conflict militarily. Instead, Biden soughtContinue Reading
Plympton Bowling Club – 60th Year Celebrations
The Plympton Bowling Club was founded in 1962 when the A38 carrying all traffic between Exeter, Plymouth and South East Cornwall ran through the centre of Plympton village, The Ridgeway!! And the same year the Tamar Bridge was opened. The Bowling Green was provided by the then Plympton Rural DistrictContinue Reading
Football news LIVE: Latest news, updates and transfer gossip
CHELSEA have broken their silence on the freezing of their assets by the UK government. Roman Abramovich has been BANNED from selling Chelsea by the government amid sanctions on Russian oligarchs. There will be no transfers or new contracts and the club have been blocked from selling TICKETS to matches,Continue Reading
‘We suppressed our scientific imagination’: four experts examine the big successes and failures of the COVID response so far
The World Health Organization declared COVID a pandemic on March 11 2020. In the two years since, countries have diverged on their containment strategies, introducing many different ways of mitigating the virus, to varying effect. Here, four health experts look at what has worked well, what mistakes scientists and policymakersContinue Reading
Ask or aks? How linguistic prejudice perpetuates inequality
Teacher and artist Sunn M’Cheaux has been posting on social media about “linguicism” after a reader asked him about the word “ax”, saying: “Why did we struggle saying ‘ask’? Like when I was little, I always said ‘ax’. Like I couldn’t say the word correctly.” M’Cheaux’s response counters the commonContinue Reading
Jones Soda unveils cannabis-infused sodas, syrups and gummies under new Mary Jones brand
Jones Soda’s cannabis offshoot, Mary Jones Source: Jones Soda Meet Mary Jones, the new brand from Jones Soda that will feature cannabis-infused sodas, gummies and syrups. It’s a bold step for the publicly traded company, which is best known for its craft soda, but its relatively small size means itContinue Reading
Activists Are Reaching Russians Behind Putin’s Propaganda Wall
Apps like Tinder, Google Maps, and Telegram give activists a way to share what’s really going on in Ukraine—for now.Continue Reading
Turning Red Doesn’t Follow Pixar’s Rules. Good
The studio’s early works were lauded for their “universal” storytelling. Its new approach champions personal stories—and audiences are the richer for it.Continue Reading
On Depop, Sellers Are Pushing Shady Secondhand Pills
The popular ecommerce site is riddled with half-used packets of diet pills and harmful health supplements, highlighting the need for tougher regulation.Continue Reading



















