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The Champions League is set for another major overhaul as leading clubs hold their annual conference and the UEFA executive committee holds its own meeting this week

Ken Douglas, a colossus within New Zealand’s economic and political history, died this week aged 86.

Newcastle United's owners are targeting a return to the Champions League one day and Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi wants to ensure clubs can dream of playing in Europe

With wholesale electricity prices skyrocketing to the highest levels on record amid the crisis engulfing the east coast market, a survey finds that consumers have lost almost all faith in the system.

THE past year or so at Celtic is perhaps best defined by change. The conclusion of the 2020/21 campaign already feels like aeons ago in just about…

Amazon already holds the UK rights to 20 Premier League matches per season.

Australia isn't the only country seeing everyday foods like iceberg lettuce go from basic to bougie. This is what life looks like for people in some of the world's most expensive cities as inflation surges.

"Following the same idea, we all have to support the reduction of energy use."

Fears about blackouts due to a shortage of energy in Queensland did not eventuate last night but the Sunshine State is not the only one with warnings ahead.

HONG KONG: Hong Kong has retained its title as the world's most expensive city for expatriates to live in for the third year running, with the firm behind the rankings saying the city's high cost of living combined with tough coronavirus policies have pushed foreign workers to choose Singapore and…

The European Union missed its target to spend 20% of its pre-2020 budget on fighting climate change and overstated its green spending to claim that the goal had been met, the European Court of Auditors said on Monday.