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Record crowds take in Women's Championship opening day as England's Euros win makes impact

England's Lionesses won Euro 2022 at the end of July to spark a fresh wave of interest in women's football, which was immediately seen on the opening day of the Championship

Daily Mirror · Aug 21, 2022

Record crowds flock to Jericho Lane as Liverpool Feds profit from Euros glory

Liverpool Feds gained promotion to the third tier of women's football at the end of last season

Liverpool Echo · Aug 21, 2022

Three things we learned as Hearts rotate in Celtic loss ahead of Europa League date with destiny

The Jambos were the visitors in Glasgow against the Premiership champions, with one eye fixed on their endeavours in Europe against a Hoops side in relentless form.

Edinburgh Live · Aug 21, 2022

Global Stocks Mostly Fall amid Central Bank Concerns

European and US stocks mostly fell Friday, with investors focused firmly on central bank interest rate hikes as the US dollar rallied. After slumping through the first half of 2022 amid concerns over central bank tightening, stocks have done better since the end of June as investors bet on a…

Asharq Al-Awsat · Aug 20, 2022

‘I am not blaming anyone’: Estonians shrug off 23% inflation

Those in Europe’s inflation hotspot remain calm about rising prices, but a lack of government intervention could fuel further increases – and discontent

The Guardian - UK · Aug 20, 2022

The Euro wave sends ripples to Indian shores

The impact of the wildly popular 2022 edition is being felt here. But the women’s game, which is beginning to grow in the country, cannot afford setbacks such as FIFA’s ban of the AIFF

The Hindu · Aug 19, 2022

Italy's PD pledges 'dowry' for young people in election manifesto

Italy's centre-left Democratic Party (PD) will offer teenagers a "dowry" of up to 10,000 euros ($10,035) when they turn 18, the party said in its manifesto made public on Friday ahead of next month's election, perhaps the most eye-catching promise in a 37-page programme.

Reuters · Aug 19, 2022

Inflation: why it's very unlikely to get back below 2% for years to come

Inflation in the UK and eurozone is still getting worse. UK prices rose a whopping 10.1% in July compared to a year earlier, while those in the eurozone went up 8.9% – breaking longstanding records in both places. Contrast this with the equivalent data from the US a few days…

The Conversation · Aug 19, 2022

'We can't fold' - Harkes in Dundee Utd rallying call after heavy Euro and league defeats

IAN HARKES believes Dundee United need to get back to basics after three consecutive defeats going into Saturday’s home game against St Mirren.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 19, 2022

Liam Boyce in Hearts 'all on the line' Europa League rally cry ahead of FC Zurich return

Robbie Neilson's men will run out in front of a packed home crowd at Tynecastle next week well in the tie and full of optimism as they bid to land a group stage spot

Edinburgh Live · Aug 19, 2022