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  • Nikita Mazepin: I lost my seat in Formula 1 because of ‘cancel culture against Russia’

    April 7, 2022

    Russian motor racing driver Nikita Mazepin says he is a victim of “cancel culture” following his sacking by Formula 1 team Haas. Mazepin lost his seat at the US outfit on the eve of the 2022 season when Haas cut all ties with Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine. Haas’s main sponsor [...]

  • The drinks diaries: An experimental new whisky and ready mixed cocktails

    April 7, 2022

    Whiskymakers Compass Box are well known for their mischievous approach to the rules governing the production of Scotch whisky. While some might regard these as necessary impediments to creativity, Compass Box takes apparent delight in tweaking the nose of the establishment, sometimes making whiskies that seem to be a calculated riposte to figures in authority [...]

  • Ed Warner: Trans debate has echoes of Semenya legal row but ‘meaningfulness’ may be buzzword

    April 7, 2022

    It’s a pity Emily Bridges was blocked from competing in the National Omnium Championships in Derby last weekend. Yes, the cyclist would have been at the centre of an unsavoury media scrum, but we would have gathered one more valuable data point with which to try and balance the febrile debate about transgender women in [...]

  • Why your next meal out should be in Sheffield thanks to Jöro

    April 6, 2022

    Taking a two hour train ride to Sheffield to dine inside a shipping container next to a bypass may sound like a hard sell, but having done exactly that last week, allow me to try… Jöro is a labour of love from husband and wife duo Luke French (chef director) and Stacey Sherwood-French (managing director). [...]

  • Brian O’Driscoll: Leinster European favourites but French could spoil party

    April 6, 2022

    Three-time Champions Cup winner Brian O’Driscoll has backed his former club Leinster to go all the way in this year’s showpiece European competition. Leinster are favourites for this year’s Champions Cup title, as 16 teams embark on two-legged knock-out ties for the first time, ahead of French duo Racing 92 and Toulouse.  The Irish province [...]

  • Wine tips from a real Michelin star at Trivet

    April 6, 2022

    When I first meet Isa Bal, impressive winner of the Michelin Sommelier Award, he is smiling as he tells me a brick was thrown through his restaurant’s window last night. The would-be thief was knocked over by a car shortly afterwards and arrested. “I would not normally be happy about someone being hit by a [...]

  • World Cup TV guide: Which channel is showing England’s games at Qatar 2022?

    April 6, 2022

    England’s opening match of the Qatar 2022 World Cup against Iran and a potential Home Nations clash with Wales or Scotland are to be shown on the BBC. ITV will show England’s other group fixture, a Friday night game against the USA, and will have first refusal on their last 16 and quarter-final games, should [...]

  • Live music and flamenco dancers to transform the City into Waste Land

    April 6, 2022

    Flamenco dancers and DJs playing hip-hop aren’t the first things you think of when picturing the centuries-old churches in Canada. Nor is Killing Eve actor Fiona Shaw, but this weekend all three contribute to a kaleidoscopic arts and culture festival. The three-day Fragments event is a celebration of the centenary year of [...]

  • Roman Abramovich denies ‘false’ claims he asked US friends for millions in loans

    April 6, 2022

    Sanctioned Oligarch Roman Abramovich has categorically denied he asked American friends for millions in loans to ensure he can pay staff on his payroll. The Chelsea owner and alleged confidante of Russian president Vladimir Putin, exclusively told City PM claims published originally by Page 6 were “false.” A spokesperson for Roman Abramovich said he “has [...]

  • Chelsea sale: Todd Boehly consortium won’t revisit Super League if they buy club

    April 6, 2022

    One of the members of the Todd Boehly-led bid to buy Chelsea has pledged that they would not revisit plans for a European Super League. Barbara Charone, a music industry publicist and long-time Blues fan, is in line to offer supporter representation on the board if Boehly’s consortium wins the race to buy the Premier [...]

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