Woke civil servants are spending hours discussing politically contentious issues around climate change – including demands for reparations and criticising existing eco policies – during office hours. Workshop invitations seen by the Express show civil servants are set to take an hour
AI still has a long way to go, but I’ll tell you one thing: Writing with your voice is getting a heck of a lot easier. Maybe you dictate text messages, but there’s so much more you can do if you start
Tiger Woods might be back on the golf course after a seven-month layoff but his plans for a limited schedule in 2024 could have a wider implication than just disappointing fans. The 15-time major championship finally returned to the tee box last
Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of the social network X, shared a video Tuesday in which Argentina’s President-elect Javier Milei says equality should never come before freedom, in a sign of how some notable conservatives are closely watching the incoming libertarian head
Paolo Maldini has fuelled reports suggesting he could be in line for a surprise role at Manchester United once Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s £1.4billion deal for a 25 per cent stake is ratified. The AC Milan icon is among the candidates to become
Tottenham have five players who could speak with European clubs in January to negotiate a pre-agreement for the summer transfer window. Ange Postecoglou has breathed a new lease of life into Spurs and the ex-Celtic boss could be content with parting ways
Liverpool have four players who are free to sign pre-contract agreements with other European clubs in January. As players enter the final six months of their existing deals, they are able to speak to potential suitors about a free transfer in the
Arsenal have four players who can agree a pre-contract agreement with a foreign team in January. Players can agree to a free transfer move from the start of the calendar year in which their contracts expire, which may potentially alter Mikel Arteta’s
Manchester United have eight players who could speak to foreign clubs in January regarding a potential pre-contract agreement. Several of those could sign one-year extensions at Old Trafford to prevent them leaving for free. Express Sport looks at each player whose current
Several politicians, including former Cabinet minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and current Conservative deputy chairman Lee Anderson, host programmes on GB News. The BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg asked Ofcom chief Lord Grade about GB News having a number of Tory politicians on the channel,