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Referee Darren Drysdale goes head to head with Ipswich player Alan Judge Credit: Matchday Images Another bad night at the office for Ipswich Town and their beleaguered manager Paul Lambert ended with a bizarre twist as match referee Darren Drysdale appeared to square up to Town player Alan Judge towards the end of the nil-nil draw with Northampton. Drysdale is seen confronting Judge after turning down his penalty appeal. He then appears to lean his head into the Republic of Ireland international. Paul Lambert Credit: PA Today Lambert has texted Mike Jones the EFL head of referees about the in...

The quiet evolution which followed the nadir of 1998 Updated / Monday, 15 Feb 2021 12:56 RTÉ Sport Journalist "It's all a case of could-have but that's not good enough, both for ourselves and the team management and the Irish public. It's demoralising. We could have a record of played three, won three, but in a year's time, all people are going to see is Ireland at the bottom of the table. They're not going to remember any performances." David Corkery's words as reported by The London Independent throws the current expectations on the Irish rugby team into sharp relief when compared to i...

Stunning moonscape and the Milky Way pictured at Ravenscar in the North York Moors Picture: STEVE BELL A POPULAR annual festival that brings the wonders of the night sky to life is going virtual this year. The Dark Skies Festival normally runs a series of events throughout Yorkshire Dales and Moors National Parks aimed at educating and inspiring people to take more of an interest in the night sky. With lockdown hampering people’s ability to travel for the popular annual festival, the National Parks, which were both awarded International Dark Sky Reserve status in December, have turned...

MOVING to a new location during a pandemic has presented its fair share of challenges for Warrington Market. But the team have risen to all of them to create a £11million food hall and modern marketplace for independent traders. Now Warrington Market’s efforts in ‘overcoming the odds’ have been recognised in an award ceremony which saw it come out on top over the likes of Altrincham Market. Cheshire Life’s ‘Keep Life Local Awards’ praised the way Warrington Borough Council worked closely with traders to ensure the new building in Time Square could open in July. The publ...

What would you do if, tomorrow morning, you opened your work laptop to see a ransomware demand? “Oops: Want Your Files Back? Here’s How to Pay”. It’s a pretty terrifying prospect. In that moment, IT and senior management are rushing to restore previous versions via advanced cybersecurity – or if they can’t, they’re considering paying up. As for the rest of your company’s employees, their online training modules in how to prevent a cyber-attack or create a secure password won’t help them here. With all systems down, clients still need servicing. Business continuity can’t ta...