For many Chelsea fans, the transition from Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich to US tycoon has resembled a train crash rather than a passing of the torch. The reigning World Club Champions (yes,
As the government stumbles along, to avoid making any hard, unpopular decisions, it’s trying to garner maximum credit for any modicum of success achieved in the past decade. It goes without saying
A year ago, when we were still fretting about the scourge of COVID, we couldn’t have imagined that an act of aggression in Europe would disrupt our lives. We were more concerned
For some people, this Christmas won’t be a jolly jaunt of family gatherings, gift-giving and an exercise in overindulgence. A cost of living crisis, soaring inflation and eye-watering energy bills are enough
Fifa President Gianni Infantino boldly claimed this week the 2022 Qatar World Cup had been the best ever, with excitement running through the duration of this tournament. And football’s ruling body is
There were self-help guides and online tips on how to get through the days when the World Cup had a rest ahead of the mouth-watering quarter-finals. We didn’t know what to do
Christmas has come early in the unseasonal surroundings of the Qatar desert drenched with Luiz Suarez’s tears in a tournament that keeps on giving. The World Cup has been a fantastic diversion
Politics has left its debris across the World Cup in Qatar like a hurricane in a teacup as football has tried to do the talking. Human rights, diversity and inclusion have been
I have been contemplating why the Education Ministry had kept its reaction to the alleged classroom pervert molesting his students on the undercooked side. It also seemed to avoid a public backlash
We are relentlessly told that the future is digital, and if we don’t upskill to compete online, we will die with the dinosaurs. Global tech firms were taking over the world, making
