Ireland have won two Six Nations titles in a row, but missed out on historic consecutive Grand Slam last year with defeat at Twickenham to England in Round 4; France, Scotland and England will all ...

The women at the heart of the drama are deeply nuanced, beautifully flawed and powerful characters, and inspired my continuing desire to champion complex female-led stories.

The central Jewish thinker Maimonides was influenced extensively by Aristotle, so it makes sense ... debated justice and the good life. All such elements—reason, democracy and civilization ...

One of the most beautiful fresco paintings is undoubtedly Raphael’s ‘The School of Athens’. It shows some of the most accomplished and iconic philosophers and thinkers of the era, Plato ...

Everything you need to know ahead of round one of the 2025 Six Nations. The 2025 Six Nations begins in Paris on Friday and ahead of round one, here is everything you need to know from the TV schedule ...

Aristotle Onassis, the late Greek-Argentine business magnate, once famously declared, “If women didn’t exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning.” This provocative statement echoed in ...

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BBC insiders are understood to be 'resigned' to losing the next TV rights deal for the Six Nations. With this year's tournament set to kick off on Friday, rivals TNT Sports have publicly confirmed ...

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The Empress has been renewed for a third and final season The German period drama has been one of the most-watched Netflix shows Season 3 plot details have not yet been revealed The Empress (Die ...

That decrease in the wage bill is notable for a couple of reasons. Firstly because it shows that any idea of a ‘Big Six’ in English football, as determined by wage spending, belongs in the past.