The Latest Breaking News from Adrian Chiles

Once the Euros are over, maybe we should try two teams, each consisting of six women and five blokes – and see what comes to pass, writes Adrian Chiles

I’ve never understood why people choose to hurt themselves but now I wonder if wallowing in worry is my version of that, writes Adrian Chiles

At Wednesday’s Europa League final, more than half the tickets have gone to corporate guests and others with no skin in the game. These lanyard-swinging, dad-dancing day-trippers are denying genuine supporters their big day out

For a new show it was just me and my camera. Given my past interviews, I am too terrified to watch the results, writes Adrian Chiles

First came the interview with Saga magazine, then an anxious call with my daughter. Could these be the signs of age creeping up on me, writes Adrian Chiles

Jerusalem is an excellent production. But sitting quietly through a play is a challenge for the neurodiverse, writes Adrian Chiles

The government has decided that the English game’s governing bodies can’t spot ‘fit and proper’ people to run football clubs. I have two questions to help the new Iref show bad owners the red card, says Adrian Chiles

Some have been known to retch at the sight of it, but I am a great enthusiast for urinals in the home. Mine has pride of place beneath the West Brom crest, writes Adrian Chiles

On a trip to the Isle of Man, I marvelled once again at the joy of being aboard a boat, which I’d take over flying or the Channel tunnel any time, writes Adrian Chiles

The Staffordshire posse were trying hard to exude menace. I found them rather sweet, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

Letters: Alan Walker calls on the media to keep the death toll in the public eye as the pandemic is not over, Marcia Heinemann is relieved that the official symptom list has been expanded and Jonathan Hauxwell is concerned about the lack of free tests