Новости за 02.02.2019

OXFORD United must embrace the fear of their situation to find some consistency, according to skipper John Mousinho.

Boss Chris Hughton says Albion will need to maintain their “fabulous” home record to preserve their Premier League status.

The Mavericks have bet big on KP both getting healthy and being able to stay that way.

Appeal to trace a man who exposed himself in a Streatham street.

TEHRAN (FNA)- A major highway was blocked for hours as thousands of demonstrators protested police brutality against Israelis of Ethiopian descent after an officer killed a 24-year-old earlier this month. [VIDEO]

Golden State will host LeBron James and the Lakers for the first time since getting embarrassed on Christmas Day.

In a tiny corner of North Kerry, for three days at least, Gaelic football will become the second most important sport in the world.

No-one involved in delivering the most expensive capital health project in the history of the State will be held personally responsible for the financial fiasco it has become, according to the terms of reference of an expert review.

Youngest’s plan puts my nose out of joint

With a new exhibition celebrating her work opening in Edinburgh, the Irish designer talks about her love of print, the inspiration of the colours of her childhood and her hopes for the future as her website relaunches

Hibernian new boy Darnell Johnson has not had to look too far for inspiration.

Scotland will forever be the Five Nations’ champions. But, following the introduction of today’s opponents Italy, the Six Nations has proved a struggle.

It is 5am in Edinburgh but early evening in Dunedin, New Zealand, when the retired stunt-double wife of Scotland rugby hero John Leslie brings our conversation to an end. “Honey,” she shouts through from another part of the house, “are you doing the barbie now?”

Scotland have had too many bad days against Italy, most recently on the final day of last year’s Six Nations, to be complacent today. Most people thought Italy unlucky not to win that one. It certainly wasn’t Scotland’s only sloppy performance against the Italians. Moreover Glasgow and Edinburgh players are well aware that the two Italian clubs in the Pro14 are a tough proposition these days. So Gregor Townsend and his players know that they will have to be good to win.

Protests from teaching unions could be just the start of trouble for plan to charge for workplace parking.

A third of NHS staff in Scotland say they have a problem trusting senior managers, according to the results of an annual survey.

If anyone remains in any doubt about the seriousness of the Brexit situation, cast your mind back to 1974, writes Stephen Jardine.

With symptoms of chronic stress 40 per cent higher in women bringing up two children while holding down a full-time job, improving ourwork-life balance is a priority, writes Susan Dalgety.

The UK Supreme Court and the United Nations have both warned that domestic abuse laws in Northern Ireland are undermining women’s human rights, but the UK Government is refusing to act even though the Stormont government is not currently sitting, writes Christine Jardine.

Edinburgh faces an enormous budget cut even though Finance Secretary Derek Mackay has more cash than before, writes John McLellan.

Nicola Sturgeon will visit North America next week in a bid to strengthen trade and cultural links between Scotland and the US and Canada.