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World ranking: 25th World Cup qualifying group: First in Group B4 Last World Cup: 2019It would be fitting if Northern Ireland were paired with Scotland for their play-off semi-final given boss McArdle’s roots and his previous work in their association.The 46-year-old Glaswegian, who was appointed as Tanya Oxtoby’s permanent successor in March, is still based in Scotland after taking on his first full-time senior management role with NI.He served as the head of women’s elite football for the SFA and led the Scotland Under-23s team and the senior side for a four-game interim spell last year before Melissa Andreatta was…

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“I always say to everyone, all the children in my school, that my sister is my biggest inspiration.”Hannah Watson smiles as she glances full of adulation at her older sister Aimee.The siblings from Cardiff are preparing for the Hyrox World Championships in Stockholm, Sweden, as they juggle their teaching careers and their athletic ambitions.Aimee, 25, first took up Hyrox two years ago as a way to keep herself fit in the off-season of her football career.Not everyone goes from trying to keep out shots from the likes of Ella Toone and Lauren Hemp to burpee broad jumps.Aimee was a goalkeeper…

Britons received an unexpected boost this morning after inflation held steady at 2.8 per cent in May, defying forecasts that price pressures would begin accelerating once again.Fresh figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) remained unchanged from April, surprising City economists.It was widely anticipated there would be a rise towards three per cent, with some forecasts predicting inflation could climb as high as 3.2 per cent.The latest reading means inflation remains above the Bank of England’s two per cent target, although the stability will provide some reassurance to households and policymakers concerned…

The Wombles of Wimbledon Common are set to return to screens with a new reboot to be hosted on a YouTube channel.A new iteration of Elizabeth Beresford’s much-loved characters will be paired up with young hosts and social media influencers on their new online adventure.Originally appearing in Beresford’s children’s books in 1968, they were later adapted to BBC television in 1973.And a first-look image, shared with Variety, shows digitally-rendered new incarnations of Orinoco, Alderney, and Wellington, the Wombles’ resident scientist.The new Wombles content will “aim to inspire creativity and environmental awareness”.But it has been announced just after the Government unveiled…

There was an early glimpse of what was to come.Four minutes in, Messi raced clear and put the ball past Algeria’s keeper, Luca Zidane, only for the offside flag to prevent what would have been a fairytale start. Fans celebrated as if they had won the World Cup. Journalists turned to each other with a look of the inevitable. It was happening. This was just a delay.There were a few moments of concern when Messi’s studs caught the top of Aissa Mandi’s heel but, no action was taken, and the Argentine took full advantage.By the 18th minute, Messi’s moment arrived.…

Lord Sewell has suggested the Equality Act has become a “monster” as he called for further scrutiny of the legislation in a wide ranging and damning report.The report, entitled: “Some More Equal Than Others: The Case Against the Equality Act”, suggests the 2010 legislation has “quietly reshaped our society”.Written by Director of the Don’t Divide Us campaign group Alka Sehgal Cuthbert and employment and equality barrister Anna Loutfi, it was welcomed by the life peer as well as Reform UK’s Suella Braverman and Shadow Women’s and Equality Minister Claire Coutinho MP.In the report, Lord Sewell said the Act, first introduced…

It was a decision that stunned the world’s best referees.France forward Kylian Mbappe was on the attack against Senegal when he went down inside the box after a 58th-minute challenge by Sadio Mane.With the game goalless at the New York New Jersey Stadium, referee Alireza Faghani was sent to the pitchside monitor to look at the challenge again.He returned to the pitch and appeared to point to the penalty spot, much to the delight of the thousands of France fans inside the ground.However, their joy was short lived as Faghani had actually signalled for a goal-kick, before he explained that…