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Tiger Roll is all set to race this weekend at Aintree
Tiger Roll is all set to race this weekend at Aintree where the veteran eleven-year-old has won the last two Grand National races, 2018/19; unfortunately the sensational Irish-trained ‘pocket rocket’ will not be attempting a hat-trick in the ‘Worlds’ Greatest Horserace’ on Saturday due to extremely bizarre circumstances which millionsContinue Reading
Covid-19: Close contacts may not have to isolate if fully vaccinated
Fully vaccinated people will no longer have to restrict their movements after being identified as a close contact of a Covid-19 case, under new proposals which the National Public Health Emergency Team will consider on Thursday. According to The Irish Times, Nphet will also consider proposals to relax the mask-wearingContinue Reading
Man City 2-1 Dortmund LIVE RESULT: Foden nets last gasp winner after Bellingham goal is bizarrely ruled out
MAN CITY have beaten Borussia Dortmund but the Germans have every right to feel aggrieved. Jude Bellingham was bizarrely adjudged to have fouled Ederson when he dispossessed the Brazilian and fired into an empty net. And VAR was unable to review the decision as referee Ovidiu Hategan blew his whistleContinue Reading
Devonport’s representatives unite to oppose massive new phone mast in middle of Morice Town
Plans for a new huge 20m high mobile phone mast in a quiet street in Morice Town are being opposed by local MP, Luke Pollard, and Devonport’s Labour Councillors. The proposal to construct a 20m high monopole electronic communications mast with additional dishes and equipment cabinets at the base isContinue Reading
Children with disabilities across Cornwall will have the opportunities to discover a new love for gardening this spring
Newquay-based Cornwall Accessible Activities Programme (CAAP) is giving 75 youngsters everything they need to grow their own vegetables and wildflowers, after winning a £4,940 grant from South West Water’s new £100,000 Neighbourhood Fund. Work is already under way to buy the planters, compost, plants and seeds needed to inspire theContinue Reading
New Traineeships Programme launched for unemployed 19-24 year olds
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic there has been a large increase in youth unemployment for young people aged 16-24. Unemployment for young people has increased by 66,000, a 13% increase compared to 12 months ago, to 14.2%. Given the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many young job seekers are experiencingContinue Reading
‘World’ looks Wonderful at glorious Bath!
State Secretary faces a much easier task in a Maiden Stakes over seven furlongs of Chelmsford polytrack tonight than the one this Muhaarar three-year-old encountered first time out six months ago, on a similar surface around Kempton; Richard Hannon’s charge certainly experienced a baptism of fire!A completely unfancied 22/1 shotContinue Reading
Haaland LATEST, Arsenal may consider £100m Saka sale, Neymar ‘wants Messi Barcelona reunion’
TRANSFER speculation is hotting up ahead of a big summer window. Erling Haaland is the man on most clubs’ lips but there is also interesting news from the likes of Arsenal and Barcelona. FREE BETS: GET OVER £2,000 IN SIGN UP OFFERS HERE Stay up to date with all the latestContinue Reading
320 new cases of Covid-19 and no new deaths
A further 320 new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed this evening by the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet). They also confirmed that there were no additional deaths this evening. With 320 cases this evening, it means there has now been a total of 238,466 confirmed cases of Covid-19Continue Reading
Upset Hindus urge Bristol clothing firm to withdraw goddess Kali Halloween costume & apologize
Upset Hindus are urging Bristol (England) headquartered clothing brand Wild Thing for immediate withdrawal of its Kali Halloween Costume, calling it highly inappropriate. Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that goddess Kali was highly revered in Hinduism and was meant to be worshipped inContinue Reading