Lost Lionesses News Today

This spectacular, thrilling documentary celebrates the 70s female football tournament that had 110,000 people at its final – despite attempts to suppress it. It’s a rollicking underdog tale

Your ultimate guide to TV entertainment, chosen by our expert critics

The BBC has released details of its Spring Storyville slate of titles

Sengal’s worrying slide. Plus: The new science of history

Its a bold move to present a sympathy-tinged depiction of Prince Andrew, who stepped down from public duties following the disastrous Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis in 2019.

Former Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy on new poem 'We See You' and the need to champion the likes of Lily Parr, Lauren James and Pat Dunn.

Led by creative director Craig Stronach, the project saw fun-filled photoshoot, as well as custom caps and footballs being created in honour of the players.

The Nike x Martine Rose clothing collection is a first for Nike and features a jacket, trousers, trench and shirt based on British tailoring codes.

Under the watchful eye of designer Martine Rose, Englands iconic home kit is transformed into a double-crested, reversible and genderless statement on the future of football. The project, titled The Lost Lionesses, is inspired by the 14 English women, aged just 13 to 21, who traveled to Mexico City in 1971 to play in an international football tournament. These were trailblazers; athletes who pushed forward with limited resources, and strove to define the validity (and opportunity) of their pass...