Craig Taylor

Hundreds of demonstrators in Pittsburgh accuse the US president of fomenting intolerance and hate.
BBC News – US & Canada

The Tunisian Authorities have named the attacker behind Monday’s suicide bombing in the capital, Tunis, as Mouna Guebla, a 30 year old unemployed graduate from the eastern region of Mahdia. This attack which no […]

The Fielding Bible Awards, which are regarded as the next highest defensive honor after the Gold Glove Awards, were announced on Monday, with half of the winners taking home hardware for the first time.
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The age of Austerity is apparently over and there was some small increases in public spending foreshadowed in Philip Hammond’s Budget speech. However this was tempered by reference to the impending Brexit […]

Those of us who are into retro games or have been gaming for a while will have fond memories of Sony launching the then ground-breaking PlayStation One back on 3 December 1994. Fast forward 24 years and on […]

Following on from a surprise season the A’s have made the smart move of tying in general manager David Forst and manager Bob Melvin with long-term contract extensions. With executive vice president of baseball op […]

The chancellor announced that the tighter tax rules for those working in the public sector as IR35 contractors will now be extended to those working for private firms. Vested interest groups have condemned the […]

Yet another sad event in the never ending saga of violence which affects the region and in particular the Gaza Strip. This time three boys aged between 12-14 were killed while allegedly trying to plant a bomb. […]

Brazil took a “Step to the Right” by electing former soldier Jair Bolsonaro as president. The 63 year old Social Conservative is a deeply polarising character who is a big fan of pro-market policies and despite […]

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has bid a somewhat drawn-out farewell to German politics announcing that she will step down in 2021. This may be a shrewd move on her part as a series of regional election setbacks […]

It is becoming trendy to blame all the worlds woes on Donald Trump, and however polarising he may be it is now reaching ridiculous levels when the White House has to publicly defend him from accusations levied by […]

Tunisia has been under a state of emergency since 2015 and this was due to end next month but another terrorist attack in the Capital Tunis may delay this as well as damage the fragile recovery in the tourism […]

There are loads of College Football Bowl games played every year but for every team, the main aim (or dream for the majority) is to play in one of the most prestigious ones, colloquially known as the College […]

Week 9’s slew of surprise results (11 losses for ranked teams) has ended in a near-unprecedented 7 changes in the AP top 25. This is the most there has been since it switched to a 25-team ranking in 1989. The […]

Week Nine of the 2018 College Football season was expected to be a quiet week with 5 of the top 11 not playing and most of the big divisional games being scheduled for next week. However, it turned out to be a bit […]

The foreign minister says those responsible for the killing will be held accountable in Saudi Arabia.
BBC News – Middle East

While polls have been narrowing, far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro remains in the lead.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Demonstrators blame Mayor Virginia Raggi for the city’s shoddy and creaking infrastructure.
BBC News – Europe

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was on board when it came down after a Premier League match, a source close to the family says.
BBC News – UK

Eleven people died in the Pittsburgh attack, the worst anti-Semitic violence in recent US history.
BBC News – US & Canada