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  • Best of 2022: How Freed From Desire became an England football anthem

    December 31, 2022

    This piece, originally published during the World Cup earlier this year, charts how Gala’s Freed From Desire, a 90s dance hit about Buddhist philosophy, became the official goal music for the England team, via Irish football and the lower leagues. Lashed home by Harry Kane, dinked by Bukayo Saka or headed by Jude Bellingham, each [...]

  • The best restaurant I ate at in 2022: Why Sessions Arts Club is pure dining escapism

    December 30, 2022

    Every now and then, perhaps once or twice a year, a place opens that combines all the right elements in just the right order to create the rare alchemy that we call the “it” restaurant. Gloria did it with its maximalist Italian amore della vita, as did Gymkhana with its studiously crafted modern Indian cuisine [...]

  • Best of 2022: Simon Shaw on why rugby must act on concussion

    December 30, 2022

    In June of this year, City PM spoke to former England rugby player Simon Shaw about his experiences with concussion and what tech can do to change the game. Article originally published on 15 June 2022. It was a project hatched over a pre-arranged dinner, but the cogs that were left turning once the bill [...]

  • Here’s why you’ve had flu symptoms for so long

    December 30, 2022

    “There’s a bug going round” is one of the most common and perhaps overused phrases in the English language. But right now it does seem like there truly is a bug going round, as more and more of us seem to be ill – with many claiming their flu symptoms are lasting longer than usual. [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: My Premiership team of 2022

    December 30, 2022

    While many have taken the final week of the year to look at their best Premiership XV of the season so far, I have used this week to ponder over my XV of the entire calendar year. The last 12 months have seen Leicester win the Premiership, Saracens surge back into contention and some traditionally [...]

  • Best of 2022: Claressa Shields v Savannah Marshall and the rise of women’s boxing

    December 30, 2022

    Women’s boxing enjoyed unprecedented prominence in 2022, not least when Britain’s Savannah Marshall and American Claressa Shields met in a blockbuster fight at the O2. This preview, originally published in October, set the scene for the biggest night of women’s boxing ever seen in the UK. The last time Savannah Marshall and Claressa Shields met [...]

  • Middle East investment in Manchester United or Liverpool: Sports law predictions for 2023

    December 29, 2022

    As has become traditional at this time of year, City PM has called on the wisdom of Mishcon de Reya’s Simon Leaf and Tom Murray to dust off the crystal ball, don their best Mystic Meg outfits and offer their sports law predictions for next year. So here is our take on 2023 – and [...]

  • Best of 2022: Greg Norman explains LIV Golf’s blueprint for transforming the sport

    December 29, 2022

    In this exclusive interview from June 2022, LIV Golf commissioner Greg Norman explains how the Saudi Arabia-backed big-money circuit plans to disrupt the sport and amplify the earning potential of the world’s top players. Greg Norman has conquered some of the world’s finest golf courses and forged a successful career as an entrepreneur but he [...]

  • Ring of steel: Wembley Stadium chiefs plan fencing to prevent Euro 2020 final repeat

    December 29, 2022

    Wembley Stadium bosses plan to erect a ring of steel around the venue in the hope that fences will prevent repeats of the crowd trouble at last year’s Euro 2020 final.  The move was one of the recommendations of a report by Baroness Casey into the chaotic scenes, which marred England’s appearance in a first [...]

  • Rails in Kings Cross: A new fine dining option worthy of an early commute

    December 29, 2022

    Rails is the new top dining spot at the transport hub that is King’s Cross, replacing Plum + Spilt Milk in a large airy space on the first floor of the Great Northern Hotel.  Designed to be bold yet elegant the high-ceilinged dining room is full of warm wooden panelling, cream leather banquettes, hanging pendant [...]

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