The Courier 1422
Sport sub-editor work across p.44-45
'Time for serious and rapid change' - Inclusive grassroots football teams calling for equal pitch access
A group of inclusive grassroots football teams called for equal pitch access and claimed pitch providers are profiting off community venues and excluding marginalised teams.
City stay top with big win at Palace as Chelsea keep pressure on - Womens Leagues and Competitions
Manchester City were unstoppable at Selhurst Park as they beat Crystal Palace 3-0 to stay top of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League.Cross-city rivals Manchester United stayed unbeaten thanks to Melvine Malard’s equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Arsenal.In the London derby at Brisbane Road, it was heartbreak for the Hammers as they lost 2-1 to Tottenham Hotspur thanks to an own goal in added time.Brighton continued their impressive form as they held off Leicester 1-0, while Liverpool claimed three p...
Fall into Wonderland with the Royal Ballet's Alice's Adventures
It was an absolute treat to watch the Royal Ballet open their season with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland last Saturday night, their latest run since 2017.
Album Review: dodie - Build A Problem
Dorothy Clark started on YouTube 10 years ago as doddleoddle, a lone 16-year old showing off her original song 'Rain'. Quirky, blunt, but utterly earnest, her candid videos grabbed people’s attention and the talent in her songs made them stay. Build a Problem is only dodie’s debut album, but there is absolutely no sense of amateurism.
dodie bares her soul with impeccable lyricism and beautiful 13-piece string accompaniments (specially created for tracks 6-12).
dodie bares her soul with impeccable lyricism and beautiful 13-piece string accompaniments (specially created for tracks 6-12).
A Labour of Love: Federer’s Return to Tennis
Castor Chan discusses Roger Federer's highly-anticipated return to the sport, warning fans to keep their expectations of the Swiss-maestro realistic.
Roger Federer is no stranger to a comeback. In 2016 a big knee injury ended his season early, even pushing Federer to withdraw from the Rio Summer Olympics.
Some considered it the end of his long and successful career, a player whose age had finally pushed him into retirement. Yet he rallied back to win seven titles in 2017 in one of the best seasons in his career.
Roger Federer is no stranger to a comeback. In 2016 a big knee injury ended his season early, even pushing Federer to withdraw from the Rio Summer Olympics.
Some considered it the end of his long and successful career, a player whose age had finally pushed him into retirement. Yet he rallied back to win seven titles in 2017 in one of the best seasons in his career.
F1 and the LGBTQ+ community
We look at the evolution of the LGBTQ+ community within the sport of F1.
Ever since the start of the World Championship in 1950 and its roots long before that, formula racing has been a male-dominated scene. Old, traditionalistic perceptions exist to this day, and despite Lewis Hamilton’s fight against racism and WSeries’ efforts to promote female racers, not enough has changed.
Ever since the start of the World Championship in 1950 and its roots long before that, formula racing has been a male-dominated scene. Old, traditionalistic perceptions exist to this day, and despite Lewis Hamilton’s fight against racism and WSeries’ efforts to promote female racers, not enough has changed.