The weird, wonderful and woeful from a stormy Club World Cup In today’s Football Daily: Picking out some Copa Gianni ‘highlights’ so you don’t have to The Guardian - UK · Jun 27, 2025
Libro.fm: The audiobook app that supports local London bookshops The platform wants to help independent booksellers compete with Amazon’s Audible Evening Standard · Jul 28, 2023
Rabbit survives 30-mile road trip trapped in grille after being hit by car Mark Pearson heard loud thump on his way to work in Bangor, but saw nothing and carried on driving The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2022
Rabbit hit by car travelled 30 miles stuck in the grill and unbelievably survived 'I thought it would be half a rabbit but was surprised to find this lucky fella had gone through the grill and got trapped in an enclosed compartment' Wales Online · Jun 19, 2022
‘Smooth brain, just vibes’: what is life like for those who refuse the news? Fewer Australians are following the headlines – but there’s a fine line between switching off and staying connected to the world The Guardian - AU · May 20, 2022
Tam Cowan: Europa League final was not the only big football event this week Our Columnist, Tam Cowan, on the latest news this week Daily Record · May 19, 2022
Bias, politics and protests: how human laws constrain and sometimes liberate animals Guilty Pigs traverses the world of nonhuman animals – and their human owners, guardians, and policy makers – as they brush up against the law in a myriad diverse ways. The book is not jurisdictionally specific, nor is it temporally bound. It is startling in its breadth. The Conversation · Mar 23, 2022