FPL talking point: Double up on Arsenal defenders
With a desirable set of fixtures, it is time to put three Arsenal players into your Fantasy Premier League team.
FPL talking point: Double up on Arsenal defenders
With a desirable set of fixtures, it is time to put three Arsenal players into your Fantasy Premier League team.
Lil Jon's son reported missing in Georgia
Lil Jon's son reported missing in Georgia
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
'Scrutiny and pressure on Irish has reached new level'
Ireland face one of the most difficult periods of soul-searching under Andy Farrell after falling to a vastly superior France in Thursday's Six Nations opener.
Putellas' future? Chelsea's quiet window? Emma Sanders Q&A
BBC Sport reporter Emma Sanders takes fans' questions on the Women's Super League, the transfer window and the future of Alexia Putellas.
Putellas' future? Chelsea's quiet window? Emma Sanders Q&A
BBC Sport reporter Emma Sanders takes fans' questions on the Women's Super League, the transfer window and the future of Alexia Putellas.
Apec’s quiet cooperation still matters in a noisy, divided world
If anyone anywhere this week spares a thought for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, it will almost certainly be linked to the Apec leaders’ meeting set for Shenzhen in November.
But this is to miss the massive value and purpose of the 21-member grouping inaugurated in Canberra in 1989. To witness Apec’s unique and distinguishing value, you should have been in Guangzhou this week, where over 1,000 have gathered without pomp or fanfare for the first senior officials’ meeting (SOM1).
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