Saving a club from extinction is one thing – rebuilding it is quite another

Looking back at ten things that I miss from cricket during the 20th century

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James Coyne’s piece on state-school cricket originally appeared in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack.

Podcast Episode · The Tuesday Club · 28 September · 47min

HTSI’s food columnist reports from Wing Fest, the world’s largest dedicated festival

Ambiance: who wants it and why do so many pubs contrive to create it? The deader the pub the better, in my view, says comedian Mauren Younger

David Dein’s decision to hire the Frenchman ushered in an irreversible era of multiculturalism, giving birth to the globalised Premier League we know today

AI is dominating our lives. Or at least, discussion and debate over it are ubiquitous ...

A different Healey may be chancellor but he faces a set of parallel challenges

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Residents’ campaign to diversify Uxbridge Road comes as prime minister pledges to tackle UK’s ‘hollowed out’ neighbourhoods

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In 2023, I wrote an investigative feature for the Mail on Sunday about the behaviour of multi-club ownership groups, focussing on Man City's owners. They didn't like it!

Plus: How many Lime bikes are there in London? • Is there a conker shortage? • Do you want to live in a London observatory? • Name the new Overground line

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Podcast Episode · It Was What It Was : The Football History Podcast · 24 September 2024 · 56min

At 14, he heard Stravinsky and resolved to be a composer. As Reich approaches his 10th decade, the man revered by the likes of David Bowie reflects on a life that changed the soundtrack of modern livi...

From a jail-inspired light sabre fight to the moment a sax-player flew, Take It or Leave It brilliantly captured the band’s grimy origins. Will the film’s return see it finally honoured as a music mov...

At what point did the Scots first see themselves as a distinct kingdom separate but equal to that of England? Scottish sovereignty and independence have medieval origins.

Almost three decades after he set off from southern Chile, Karl Bushby is about to make it back to the UK. He’s one of a growing band of extreme travellers

‘Aussie rules’ targets India ahead of Saturday’s AFL grand final in Melbourne as rugby league eyes UK expansion

Tournament boosts profits at DRJB Holdings, the former footballer’s brand business company, to record level last year

Outstanding footballer who won two European Cups with Internazionale and a World Cup runners-up medal with Italy

Football federation head is a frontrunner to become prime minister ahead of crucial tournament

Stewart Kenny hits back at warnings over UK job losses, saying he used ‘the same script’ when he was in the industry

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The Blues’ lack of success was no impediment to Todd Boehly and Mark Walter recouping profits from the club’s sale. That’s how things work in the US

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For its 100th issue, Wisden Cricket Monthly has identified 100 ways the sport has developed this century. Here are 15 things we have gained and 10 we have lost

Cryotherapy chambers and other practices in the elite game have little evidence behind them, says Dr Claire-Marie Roberts, a top performance director

Podcast Episode · The Tuesday Club · 20 September · 1hr 1min

Thousands of knock-off records worth a fortune are being seized in the UK by anti-counterfeit police stings

As America grapples with deep divisions over its past, a powerful show in Chicago commemorates a watershed moment for the civil rights movement

A growing band of musicians wants fans to experience gigs the old-fashioned way

Lionel Tennyson’s Appointment as England Captain in 1921

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