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Tottenham Hotspur plan to name an experienced head coach as interim manager for the remainder of the season, before making a long-term appointment in the summer.Thomas Frank was sacked earlier this week, with Spurs five points above the relegation places.Sources have told BBC Sport that Spurs want to appoint an experienced manager to take charge on an interim basis in time for the players’ return to training on Monday. Former two-time Borussia Dortmund manager Edin Terzic is now a strong contender. The German, 43, has been out of work since 2024, when he left the Bundesliga club for a second…

Katherine Birbalsingh, who has earned a reputation as “Britain’s strictest head”, has launched a scathing attack on Labour’s newly published transgender guidance for schools.The Headteacher at Michaela School in Wembley, suggested the proposals marked “the beginning of the end for our children”.The outspoken educator accused ministers of being out of touch with the realities of running educational institutions.”These Labour politicians have never built or run anything. They are ideologues who don’t understand that culture eats strategy for breakfast. Disgraceful and abuse of state power,” she said. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Her fierce criticism came after Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson…

The Royal Family’s increasingly visible support for British pubs has been described as a “very good move” as Prince William and King Charles use their public platforms to highlight a tradition under pressure from closures, rising costs and political battles over business rates.Prince William spoke last month about his affection for pubs during a visit to Scotland, saying he “grew up in pubs” and “absolutely” loves them, describing them as places where people can properly connect, and communities can come together.The Prince of Wales made the comments while visiting the community-run Gothenburg pub in Fallin near Stirling with Catherine, where…

Evri customers have been impacted by parcel delays after the closure of a major UK delivery company, which has been operating for the last 14 years.Oxford residents have faced waiting longer for letters and items after Evri’s e-cargo bike delivery partner unexpectedly went out of business. Pedal and Post, which handled deliveries within Oxford’s Clean Air Zone on behalf of the courier giant, announced it was “ceasing trading without notice”.The sudden shutdown left packages stranded at depots, causing disruption for customers awaiting their orders.Evri customers are complaining about delays after a major delivery company closed down | GETTY Evri confirmed…

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The 55-year-old first joined the Scottish Premiership club in 2013 as part of Derek McInnes’ management team and went on to spend eight years at Pittodrie.He was also McInnes’ number two with Kilmarnock before spells as manager with Dundee and Ross County but was sacked by the latter in December with his side bottom of the Championship.”Tony has a wealth of experience and knows the Club inside out,” Pfannenstiel told his club website. “He has excellent knowledge of the Scottish Premiership, both as a coach and a manager, and that will be invaluable for us in the short term.”Our managerial…

A man who tried to murder a British Army officer in the street in Kent has been sentenced to a hospital order.Anthony Esan, 25, admitted repeatedly stabbing Lieutenant Colonel Mark Teeton in Sally Port Gardens in Chatham on July 23 2024. Now, he has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a minimum of seven years and 162 days.Mr Justice Picken told Maidstone Crown Court Esan is unlikely to ever be released into the community. There was no reaction from Esan as he was sentenced.Forensic psychiatrists told Maidstone Crown Court it is more likely that Esan set out to stab a…

Conservative MP Dr Kieran Mullan has launched a scathing attack on Labour over its “disingenuous” order to delete a massive archive of UK court records, warning it marks a “catastrophic blow” to open justice.The controversy centers on Courtsdesk, a digital database used by over 1,500 journalists to track criminal cases. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has ordered the platform to wipe its entire archive following an alleged data breach a move Dr Mullan claims is a “stonewall” tactic to hide the “embarrassing” failure of the Government’s own data accuracy.Speaking on The People’s Channel, GB News host Charlie Peters said: “The…

London Fashion Week’s autumn/winter 2026 schedule features a notable concentration of designers closely linked to the Princess of Wales.Since her engagement to Prince William made headlines in 2010, Catherine has remained a constant subject of fashion analysis.Her style choices have generated what observers call the “Kate effect” – a phenomenon whereby her endorsement of particular labels has historically driven both visibility and sales, especially for smaller British fashion houses.This season, several of her most trusted designers will unveil their latest collections, placing the influence of royal dressing on the runway agenda.The Princess of Wales’s favourite designers will take centre stage…

There is a lot to be said for promotion from the National League.League Two leaders Bromley host another recent addition to the EFL in third-placed Notts County on Saturday (15:00 GMT), but further down the division is not such a happy story.Barrow’s return to the league in 2020 had a bit of romanticism and justice about it for those of a certain age.In the days before automatic promotion, the bottom four teams of what was then Division Four had to apply for re-election and in 1972, despite finishing above two other clubs, the Bluebirds were kicked out to be replaced…