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A pioneering "electric sky jeep" has taken its maiden flight at Old Buckenham Airfield - a project developed by Norfolk social enterprise…

PREMIER LEAGUE clubs' net spending broke the £1billion barrier for the first time this transfer window.But League chiefs believe the rise in revenues

Cost of living crisis? What cost of living crisis? As the British public tighten their belts, the Premier Leagues fat-cat owners are opening wallets like never before.

We all process music differently. Sometimes it's the background of memories, a soundtrack for things we've done. Other times, it's the main event, the memory...

Back for first time since 2019, this years headliners include Japanese Breakfast, Dinosaur Jr., Kikagaku Moyo, local acts Rough Francis, Henry Jamison

The 10th annual Waking Windows music and arts festival was gonna be lit. It boasted big-time indie headliners in Japanese Breakfast, the Nude Party and...

The installation at the UK’s Old Buckenham Airfield uses Q CELLS’ Q.PEAK DUO L-G8 modules to generate photovoltaic electricity for an innovative electric sky jeep, developed by British Community Interest Company NUNCATS.

The collapse of the Mediapro TV deal left a £400m deficit which could have huge implications for French football and the national team

Coronavirus restrictions saw Premier League clubs report a fall in revenue for the first time, according to new figures from finance company Deloitte for the 2019-20 season. The lack of matchday spectators coupled with a rebate and delay affecting some broadcast income saw revenue fall around 13%, although the 20 top-flight clubs still brought in a combined £4.5 billion. (PA Graphics) A cumulative pre-tax loss of almost £1 billion was also the largest in Premier League history and almost five...

Premier League clubs suffer losses of nearly ?1bn during pandemic