1. Falcons Fall At Final Hurdle, As Worsbrough Bridge Seal PromotionSaturday 25th April 2026 | Austin Ainsworth Wakefield AFC stepped into uncharted territory on Saturday, as they travelled to face Worsbrough Bridge Athletic in The NCEL Division One promotion play-off final. On what was a victory for both…03:36
2. Wakefield’s NCEL Campaign Underway With Winning StartSaturday 25th July 2026 | Austin Ainsworth The NCEL Division One finally sparked back into life over the weekend, after three long months in which fans of non-league had only the Fifa World Cup to replace their football fix. Hydration…03:36
3. মজলিসের খাবার খেয়ে শতাধিক মানুষ অসুস্থগাইবান্ধা প্রতিনিধি: গাইবান্ধার সাঘাটায় মৃত ব্যক্তির মজলিসের খাবার খেয়ে নারী, পুরুষ ও শিশুসহ শতাধিক মানুষ অসুস্থ হয়ে পড়েছেন। তাঁদের মধ্যে অনেকেই ডায়রিয়া, বমি ও পেটের পীড়ায় আক্রান্ত হয়ে বিভিন্ন হাসপাতালে ভর্তি হয়েছেন। অসুস্থদের সাঘাটা…03:34
4. Episode 138: Gianni Infantino’s clones and the USA 94 stretcher cartSucking on dubious treats from Whitby’s oldest sweet vendor, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray continue with Backward Glance, in which a Random Issue Generator picks out an old copy of WSC magazine from…03:33
5. “Did that actually just happen?” The day I lifted the World Cup trophy in my Leeds living roomIllustration by Jörn Kröger A delivery driver’s favour to his student friends resulted in an evening they’d never forget – with the photos to prove it By Richard Stocks The current 1990s revival and celebration of the last pre-digital age…03:33
6. Episode 139: England’s Two-One Show and 14 stitches for Jimmy GreavesIn this exclusive WSC Supporters’ Club edition of the podcast, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss World Cup Might Have Beens, from Garrincha’s Mynah bird to Columbian calamity via a Cruyff about…03:33
7. ‘Force my hand’ - Lee Grant sets challenge for Walsall defender Harrison BurkeThe Walsall defender has not featured in League Two since September 5.03:30
8. Ex-Walsall and West Brom striker returns to his roots with ‘Roofe Academy’The ex-Walsall striker and former West Brom academy product has been speaking to the Express & Star about his academy.03:30
9. One hundred years of one house in Well Hall part 19 ........... the unremarkableThis is the continuing story of one house in Well Hall Road and of the people who lived there including our family.* Now there is nothing over remarkable about these two pictures of our garden in Well Hall sometime in the 1970s. The…03:30
10. Waiting for the coal manEnoch Royle the coal man circa 1930 There is something very reassuring about hearing the fire and the kitchen range being racked out in the morning. More so if you are seven and it is one of those cold early December mornings. Usually in…03:30
11. US flight outage live updates: FAA lifts nationwide ground stop as airport chaos continues in US and beyondSean Duffy, Trump’s transportation secretary, acknowledges tech failure led federal aviation officials to shut down system and ground flights, though details are scarce US aviation agency lifts nationwide ground stop affecting all air…03:28
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13. Coerced vaginal exams held by Australian court to amount to battery and negligenceIn a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of Victoria has found an Australian hospital guilty of battery and negligence for pressuring a woman to accept a vaginal exam in labour that she did not want. She received damages totalling nearly…03:26
14. Lucy’s story: “At every appointment I had to fight for my rights”Lucy* has had two babies and two very different birth experiences. Here in her own words, she talk about the coercion she experienced with her first baby... The post Lucy’s story: “At every appointment I had to fight for my rights”…03:26
15. Sarah’s story: “They took this distressed statement as consent”Sarah knows only too well the long-term impacts that can happen as a result of birth trauma. Her experience of being coerced into a caesarean birth (her second) not only affected her mental health but robbed her of the redemptive birth…03:26
16. Sunset @ 4:34 pm CST - thewatersphotosGaryW posted a photo: No clouds tonight for the sunset, but strong Orange and Blue colors!03:26
17. Northern Roots opens: A major new green space for Oldham welcomes first visitorsAn exciting new visitor attraction has opened its doors in the heart of Oldham.03:23
18. The Oldham Open is back to put local artists in the frame — and it's bigger than everOnce again talented artists are showcasing their work at the hugely popular exhibition.03:23
19. New market delivers strong results six months on as visitor numbers and trader sales surgeThe Market has welcomed more than 50,000 visitors — with footfall up for market traders and in The Spindles.03:23
20. Baywatch star stranded on private jet as nationwide flight shutdown derails plansBaywatch star Brooks Nader was stranded on a private jet in New York after the FAA ordered a nationwide ground stop. See details.03:23
21. Win a Luxury 2-Night Escape to Devon03:22
22. Pacing, Joy and FOMO: Navigating the Festive Season with a Health ConditionUpdated 04.11.25 By Laura Tivendale Parties in sparkly clothes. Hosting big dinners in a beautifully decorated home. Travelling to see loved ones. Through social media, shops, magazines, adverts and films, we are bombarded by images of…03:22
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24. Faith in DemocracyThe third of our 20th anniversary events held in Westminster Abbey. In collaboration with the Westminster Abbey Institute, leading thinkers will examine how people of all faiths and none can help strengthen the future of democracy. Chaired…03:15
25. Nolan's Odyssey: An Epic for an Anchorless AgeCoco Parkinson–Huggins & George Lapshynov review Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’. What if the stranger we should fear is ourselves? 04/08/2026 Why do stories written nearly three thousand years ago still captivate us today? Because the…03:15
26. A Democratic Drought?Nick Spencer unpacks the relationship between environmental problems and democratic problems. 06/08/2026 Greetings. I write to you on day 5,379 of the Great Drought. We at Theos are surviving on the occasional eggcup full of stagnant…03:15
27. Why Allyship Fails in Organisations (and What Actually Makes it Work)Conversations around allyship tend to revolve around the individual element. While speaking up for others at work is important, it’s not the only type of allyship there is. Despite strong starts, allyship fails when organisations aren’t…03:11
28. The first Festival of the Boy was a joyOn Sunday 17th May, almost 1,000 people gathered at Big Penny Social for the UK’s first Festival of the Boy. We partnered with the incredible team who have run Festival of the Girl for the past 8 years to bring a celebration and…03:11
29. 7 Things Every Organisation Gets Wrong About Engaging MenAlmost every inclusion leader agrees: we need more men in this conversation. Men hold influence, set culture, and shape decisions. Without them, gender equality efforts stall. Yet many organisations still struggle to engage men…03:11
30. US authorities say flight departures can resume following nationwide ground stopThe FAA had grounded all flights nationwide on Friday afternoon, causing hundreds of flights to be diverted.03:09