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QPR’s Championship play-off victory settles the last big issue of the domestic football season. Channel 4 News returns to its study of the “yo-yo clubs” who move between the two top divisions.
“We’re not English, we are Scouse,” may be a popular terrace chat at Anfield – but five Liverpool players are selected to represent England at the World Cup in Brazil.
Manchester City are crowned Barclays Premier League champions after a 2-0 win over West Ham.
On the last weekend of an exciting Premier League season it’s time to hand out the bouquets and brickbats – to look at who’s succeeded and who’s failed in the Channel 4 News end of term awards.
Liverpool entertain Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday in a match which could see the Reds taking a giant step closer to landing the title for the first time in nearly a quarter of a century.
Manchester United refuses to comment on newspaper reports that manager David Moyes is facing the sack after a series of disappointing results.
Unrepresentative boards increase your chances of making bad decisions. Diverse boards – with a wide range of business, professional and social experience – make good decisions.
Muddy footprints uncovered by a storm last year on a Norfolk beach are the oldest human tracks discovered outside of Africa – and provide firm evidence ancestral humans lived in Britain up to 800,000 years ago.
It might not be the so-called “group of death”, but England’s draw for the World Cup is hardly a cheery prospect, writes John Anderson.
England manager Roy Hodgson has several issues to resolve before next year’s World Cup in Brazil, and Friday’s international friendly against Chile gives him the chance to experiment.
Out with the old, in with the new? The Liberal Democrat Michael Moore is sacked as Scottish secretary in the autumn reshuffle, while the Conservatives Nicky Morgan and Esther McVey are promoted.
Hundreds of workers at delivery firm City Link announce seven days of strike action in a fight over pay and conditions – but the company warns it could take legal action against any strike.
Jackie Long
Much is made of the need to educate children about healthy eating. But what of the thousands of children whose parents cannot afford to put enough meals, of any quality, on the table?
Scientists have come up with another reason to eat your greens: the humble broccoli could prevent or slow osteoarthritis, the most common form of the bone condition arthritis, says a new study.
In part two of our Premier League 2013-14 preview, Malcolm Boughen looks at the teams hoping to finish in the top 10, those aiming to avoid an end-of season dogfight, and the newly promoted clubs.