• Global sports giants accused of failing women by not going far enough in designing women’s football boots

    Global sports giants have been accused of failing women by not going nearly far enough in designing boots for the specific needs of female feet. Experts have told talkSPORT that neither traditional

  • Sudan’s forgotten war

    While conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine have captured global attention, the civil war in Sudan has been largely ignored. That can’t be allowed to continue, says the Guardian’s Nesrine MalikWith so much of the world’s attention on the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, one of the worst humanitarian crises of recent times is playing out almost unnoticed. Sudan’s civil war erupted in April 2023 and has led to tens of thousands of civilian deaths and a mass displacement of up to half of the country’s...

  • The forgotten 'comfort women' of the Philippines – and their struggle for justice

    Activists push for reparations and recognition of the sexual enslavement endured by 1,000 Filipino women during Japan’s occupation in WWII

  • Trade war: Why Biden and Trump are working to out-tariff each other

    President Joe Biden and presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump are now working to one-up each other with various tariff proposals despite both political parties enthusiastically backing free trade just a few years ago. The latest came on Wednesday, when Biden proposed tripling the import tariff on Chinese steel and aluminum, subject to an investigation by […]

  • How Arne Slot plays football – and can it work at Liverpool?

    Arne Slot is set to become the next man in charge at Anfield. On Friday night, that will allow the 45-year-old to become Jurgen Klopp’s successor following the conclusion of the current season. Slot’s pedigree has grown across European football in the past 18 months after he led Feyenoord to only their second Eredivisie title in 20 years last season, losing just two games in the process. Advertisement Feyenoord’s 1-0 victory over NEC in the KNVB Cup last weekend secured a second trophy in three...

  • Should the men's and women's Final Four combine into one event?

    This past March, the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament went on a ratings rampage. Amid a persistent upsurge in interest in women’s sports, women’s college basketball is at the forefront. The Elite Eight game between Iowa and LSU drew record-shattering numbers, and the women’s National Championship Game outdrew the men’s Championship Game. Things are different now!

  • An episode from Women’s Football Weekly – Fifpro exclusive interview

    Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack for an exclusive interview with Fifpro representatives Sarah Gregorious and Alex Culvin, plus Dutch International player, Merel van Dongen, to discuss how the number of games elite athletes are playing is impacting them on and off the pitch. Also, Sophie Downey joins to round up all the weekend’s action in the Champion’s League and WSLFrom our sister pod today; the panel brings you an exclusive interview with representatives from the global players’...

  • Men's football not a safe space for women, says Eni Aluko

    Aluko says she is talking to government about laws to prevent misogyny in football

  • STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW Actress Shares Her Experiences Working on the Series — GeekTyrant

    One of the Lucasfilm Star Wars series projects that I’m curious about is Jon Watts’ Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, which Jude Law stars in.The series has been described as...

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    Combining Our Finances After Marriage Was a Mess. Why Separate Bank Accounts Work Better for Us

    Shared bank accounts are convenient, but they can hinder your financial autonomy.

  • Fifpro exclusive interview and Chelsea stifle Barça – Women’s Football Weekly

    Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack for an interview with Fifpro representatives, Sarah Gregorius and Alex Culvin, plus Dutch international, Merel van Dongen, to discuss how footballers are being affected by the packed schedule. Also, Sophie Downey rounds up the weekend action in the Champion’s League and WSLToday’s pod features an exclusive interview with representatives from the global players’ union, Fifpro, who, alongside the Netherlands defender Merel van Dongen, share their views on...

  • War, grief and hope: the stories behind the World Press Photo award-winners

    Images from Gaza, Ukraine, Madagascar and the US border chosen by global jury from more than 60,000 entries• World Press Photo winners 2024 – in picturesPhotographs documenting the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, migration, family and dementia have topped this year’s World Press Photo awards – one of the world’s most prestigious photography competitions.Mohammed Salem, Lee-Ann Olwage, Alejandro Cegarra, and Julia Kochetova have been announced as the winners of this year’s competition, which is run by...