Archive: 2025/11

Sky News Debates BBC Bias and Starmer’s Brexit Reset Amid Tax Policy Storm

Sky News explores BBC bias claims amid Rachel Reeves' tax plans and Sir Keir Starmer's Brexit reset deal, as 55% of Britons now see leaving the EU as a mistake — and young voters demand change.

Norwich City and Oxford United settle for 1-1 draw in relegation battle at Carrow Road

Norwich City and Oxford United drew 1-1 in a tense Championship clash at Carrow Road, with Filip Krastev scoring a 95th-minute equalizer. Both teams remain in relegation danger amid a fierce battle for survival.

Mistletoe Market and Santa’s Bus Headline Rugby’s 2025 Christmas Festivities

Wales’ Historic Hat-Trick Can’t Stop 34th Straight Loss to All Blacks in Cardiff

Wales lost 26-52 to the All Blacks in Cardiff, extending their 71-year winless streak, but Tom Rogers made history with the first hat-trick by a Welsh player against New Zealand in 138 years of rivalry.

Kasper Schmeichel to Discuss Celtic Contract in Early 2026 Amid Goalkeeper Succession Plan

Kasper Schmeichel will discuss his Celtic contract in early 2026 as the club waits to appoint a permanent manager, balancing veteran leadership with succession planning for 23-year-old Vini Sinisalo.

Joe Walsh Names Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and CSNY Legends as His Five Favorite Singers

Joe Walsh names Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Stevie Nicks, Graham Nash, and David Crosby as his five favorite singers, reflecting his deep ties to the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and CSNY. He’s also headlining VetsAid 2025 in Wichita, Kansas.

Pauline Quirke’s Family Shares Emotional Dementia Update Ahead of Charlie’s 140km Charity Walk

Pauline Quirke’s family shares an emotional update on her dementia journey, revealing she remains joyful and recognizable despite her condition. Her son Charlie will walk 140km for Alzheimer's Research UK to raise awareness.