* Winger was important part of Brian Clough’s famous side * Scored in Scotland’s 1981 win over England at Wembley John Robertson, the Nottingham Forest and Scotland legend, has died at the age of 72. Robertson was a hugely important part of the great Forest team that under Brian Clough rose from the second tier of English football to win multiple major honours, most famously back-to-back European Cups. Robertson assisted the decisive goal in the first triumph and scored the decisive goal in the second, contributions that mark him out as one of the most remarkable players in British football history. For his country he earned 28 caps, most notably scoring the winning goal in a Home Championship victory over England at Wembley in May 1981. Continue reading...

* Joshua stops Paul in sixth and calls out Fury * Paul drives himself to hospital with broken jaw * Netflix spectacle ends with hierarchy restored Anthony Joshua wasted little time early Saturday morning in Miami turning the page from spectacle to ambition, calling out Tyson Fury moments after stopping Jake Paul in a bout that ended with the YouTuber-turned-boxer driving himself to hospital with a suspected broken jaw. Joshua halted Paul in the sixth round of Friday night’s heavyweight contest at the Kaseya Center, dropping him four times in a one-sided fight that had been built as a Netflix-backed global event. Afterwards, the former two-time unified champion was blunt in his assessment of both his performance and what should come next. Continue reading...

I take no pleasure from the fact that it was only a few days ago that I wrote about the total absence of dignity in the Oval Office, and now Trump has demeaned his office even further.

Concerns about power imbalance in franchise agreements amid claims over firm’s treatment of small-business owners The government will consider new laws to correct the power imbalance in franchise agreements in response to the “harrowing stories” of small business people running Vodafone stores. The move follows allegations of suicide and attempted suicide among shopkeepers who had agreed to deals to run retail outlets for the £18bn telecoms company, which were revealed by the Guardian on Monday. Continue reading...

The potential social media mandate being proposed by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) would apply to anyone visiting, whether they require a visa or not.

In fighting for bathroom bills in Houston, Texas conservatives provided a blueprint for the rest of the country.

In his first TikTok post, the Prime Minister and his wife, Victoria, walk down the corridor and out through the No10 door as flashing cameras start taking snaps of them

Britain quit EU programme after Brexit, when Boris Johnson claimed it did not offer good value for money