New data reveals Chelsea suffered a 44% rise in injuries after their Club World Cup win, despite minimal impact across European football. Discover the full analysis and its implications for the sport.
A new report reveals Premier League clubs have paid over £1bn for player injuries since 2020. Manchester United leads with a £150m bill. Discover the data and expert analysis on football's physical toll.
Chili's new Wicked-themed margaritas are a nightmare for staff, causing chaos with 700+ orders a night. Employees report stained hands and supply shortages. Discover the full story.
Donald Trump's reduced public schedule and 'subtle' behaviour changes have intensified speculation about his health. Discover the details behind the reports.
Home Office minister Jess Phillips tells teachers they should 'whinge more' about excessive workload, praising their efforts while cautioning against strikes. Read the full story.
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips urges teachers to speak up about excessive demands, warning that violence against girls threatens their academic success. Read the full story.
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces radical plan to replace controversial Ofsted ratings with detailed report cards, addressing teacher workload and school improvement concerns.
Exclusive NEU survey shows 9 in 10 UK teachers work unpaid overtime on Sundays and holidays to cope with excessive workload and government bureaucracy.
New research from the University of Surrey finds students with part-time jobs develop better time management, leading to improved academic performance and enhanced employability.
A growing number of teachers are leaving the profession, citing overwhelming workloads and poor working conditions. Experts warn the education system is at breaking point.
A dedicated teacher with 15 years of experience has resigned, citing unbearable stress, excessive workload, and a lack of support from the government.
Global players' union FIFPRO warns FIFA that the expanded Club World Cup in 2025 could push footballers beyond physical limits, risking injuries and shortened careers.