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‘They kissed, and the audience roared’: the new musical about gay activists and striking miners

In 1984, an unlikely coalition was formed between London LGBTQ+ campaigners and Welsh miners. Now their story, as told in the 2014 film Pride, is coming to the stage. The original demonstrators share what the new production means to them

The Guardian - UK

Why Kieran McKenna Has Quit Ipswich After Winning Premier League Promotion

The highly rated young tactician has been linked with a fleet of top managerial jobs in the past.

Sports Illustrated

Ex-Celtic managerial target resigns from Premier League job

Ex-Celtic managerial target in shock resignation from Premier League job

The National (Scotland)

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Kieran McKenna steps down as Ipswich manager ‘with great pride’ to take break

Kieran McKenna departs Ipswich after two Premier League promotions and ‘incredible progress’, with Mark Ashton, the club’s chair, left ‘gutted’ by the decision

The Guardian - UK

Kasey McAteer seals controversial win over Birmingham to lift Ipswich up to second

Ipswich scored twice in four minutes before half-time to win 2-1 against Birmingham, who had an equaliser controversially ruled out for going out of play

The Guardian - UK

Ipswich Town chairman issues apology to fans after Farage visit backlash: ‘Mistakes have been made’

Ipswich Town chairman Mark Ashton has issued an apology to the club's fans after Nigel Farage's recent visit sparked backlash.

The Independent UK

Ipswich chair apologises for causing fans ‘hurt and pain’ after Farage’s visit to club

The Ipswich Town chair and chief executive, Mark Ashton, has apologised for ‘any hurt, pain or distress’ caused by Nigel Farage’s visit to Portman Road this week

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“We should have toured Europe and taken advantage of the impact our single had. We were lazy and stuck to playing in Britain. It was a huge mistake”: The all-too-short story of promising early proggers Rare Bird

A US tour without enough dates, a move away from the sound that got them signed, frequent line-up changes and never any money – just some of the things that went wrong for the band who once stood alongside The Nice and Van der Graaf Generator

Louder

Pop star Ed Sheeran helps favorite soccer team sign player before getting on stage with Taylor Swift

It turns out British pop star Ed Sheeran is also good at recruiting soccer players

The Independent UK

Kieran McKenna’s suitors ready to fight for humble but world-class coach

Northern Irishman works in a nourishing environment at Ipswich, but could Brighton, Chelsea lure him away?

The Guardian - UK

How switching off fired Ipswich into Premier League promised land

Not watching the television when rivals were in action helped in focusing on promotion for a club – and town – that is reborn

The Guardian - UK

Pharmacists say clinics could close with proposed double dispensing prescriptions

Pharmacists say proposed changes to the way medicines are dispensed could leave regional patients without access to life-saving drugs.

ABC News

Ipswich defender aiming for League One title to go with award for disability work

George Edmundson has been voted League One’s Player in the Community for his work with Ipswich’s disability team and helping other projects at the Suffolk-based club

Daily Mirror

Pearson and Tinnion rip up promotion blueprint as Bristol City show ambition of a different kind

Just two players remain in the Bristol City first-team from the summer window of 2019, which was supposed to transform the Robins from being a play-off consideration to genuine contenders

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From an overweight midfielder to the World Cup - The coach who shaped Antoine Semenyo's career

David Hockaday took Antoine Semenyo under his wing when the Bristol City striker's career was falling by the wayside

Bristol Post

Nigel Pearson pays tribute to Bristol City CEO and shares challenges of finding his replacement

The Bristol City manager admitted they are working hard to prepare for the January transfer window

Bristol Post

Bristol City are losing a precious and unique commodity the Lansdowns will find hard to replace

Richard Gould's impact at Ashton Gate over the last 16 months may not be immediately obvious but it's been absolute vital to Bristol City

Bristol Post

A double whammy in a depressing weekend for Bristol City as Robins let down travelling away fans

Bristol City fan columnist Math Withers reflects on the Robins 2-0 Championship defeat to Reading

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Belfast Live

Emotive memorial sees tree planted for LGBTQ+ activist Mark Ashton from Portrush

He co-founded Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners in the 1980s and was portrayed in the movie Pride

ABC News

World-first breast implant trial in Australia aims to provide safer alternative to silicone

Brisbane surgeons perform a world-first procedure, replacing silicone implants with a bioresorbable scaffold, and hope the technology will eventually be able to provide a more organic alternative for patients looking for breast augmentation or even reconstruction.

Bristol Post

Former Bristol City manager opens up on the difficulties of dealing with the Robins board

Derek McInnes spent 19 months in charge of the Robins before his sacking in 2013 and admitted the club were in a financial mess

Leeds Live

Heartbroken family's plea to save 'beautiful' Leeds mum-of-two diagnosed with terminal cancer

'We are desperate to have Heather's light in our lives and for her to be able to see as many upcoming milestones'

Daily Mirror

Kieran McKenna raids Man Utd as scout quits Old Trafford for Ipswich role

Kieran McKenna has continued his revival at Ipswich by poaching backroom staff member Sam Williams from Manchester United to bolster his recruitment department

Chronicle Live

Former Newcastle United midfielder resigns from role as Ipswich Town's U23s boss

Dyer had been in charge of Ipswich's U23s for around 18 months

Bristol Post

The many surprising aspects of Nigel Pearson's first year in charge at Bristol City

Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson has won just 13 of his 49 games in charge but has installed a confidence and trust in his management as well as delivered very clear improvements on the pitch and behind the scenes

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