The name Laura Shoaf has become synonymous with innovation, leadership, and progress within the UK’s transport and economic development sectors. Her journey from a young professional in urban planning to one of the most respected executives in regional and national transport leadership is an inspiring story of resilience, determination, and vision. Over the years, she […]
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Among the most respected figures in British higher education and policy leadership stands Wendy Piatt. With a distinguished academic foundation, an illustrious career in government and higher education, and her influence extending into advisory and trustee roles, she represents the fusion of scholarship, leadership, and public service. Often addressed as Dr Wendy Piatt, owing to
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The name Alexandra Heraeus has become synonymous with innovation, responsibility, and leadership within Germany’s business and educational landscapes. As the current Chairwoman of the Board at the Heraeus Bildungsstiftung, she combines her professional acumen with a passion for empowering educators and strengthening the future of learning. At the same time, her career reflects impressive versatility,
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In the realm of modern interior design, the name Linda Boronkay shines with global recognition. A creative force who has mastered the balance of aesthetics, functionality, and emotional resonance, Boronkay has built an extraordinary career that spans continents, cultures, and high-profile collaborations. From her formative years in Budapest to leading design roles in London and
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Itauma has shown maturity beyond his years since winning in just 23 seconds on his professional debut in 2023 – and has continued to excel with every step up. Heavyweight rivals Joseph Parker, Derek Chisora and Lawrence Okolie were among those watching at ringside as the rising star put on another statement performance. The Slovakia-born
The 5ft 2in (1.57m) Ball struggled to find his range in the early rounds and was consistently caught on entry as Goodman sat on the back foot. ‘The Wrecking Ball’, who made his professional debut in a Liverpool nightclub in 2017, was marked up around his nose by the time he settled into proceedings. Ball
Neil Robertson beat Ronnie O’Sullivan 10-9 in a classic encounter to claim the Saudi Arabia Masters title in Jeddah. The Australian takes home £500,000 for the 26th ranking title of his career and climbs to third in the world rankings. It represents another huge step forward in Robertson’s return towards the top of the game.
A Brighton fan has died after becoming unwell during the second half of the club’s opening Premier League game of the season against Fulham. The club said a 72-year-old man passed away despite the best efforts of emergency services, club staff and the medical team on site. Seagulls chief executive Paul Barber said: “This was
World number one Jannik Sinner celebrated his 24th birthday with a straight-set victory over Terence Atmane to reach the Cincinnati Open final. Sinner, the defending champion in Ohio, did not face a break point in a 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 win. It marked a 200th tour-level victory on hard courts for the Italian – who is
Manchester United wait on Jadon Sancho to decide future, Everton explore Tyler Dibling alternatives, and Galatasaray make opening bid for Ederson. Manchester United are ready to accept Roma’s offer of a loan with obligation to buy for England winger Jadon Sancho, but are waiting for the 25-year-old to make a final decision. (Fabrizio Romano), external
