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SKIPTON Knights took on one of the strongest teams in the Merit League at the weekend and came out on top. The Akkies- a well-established club who play out of Leeds Mods RUFC, just like the Knights came with a big squad but player /coach Darren Greenwood knew how key defence would be on the day. The game started with the Knights completing their sets and putting pressure on the Akkies backline. On the fifth and last kick from Josh Nkwo, the ball bounced off an Akkies player's hands and straight in to the hands of Chris Stead to powered over and Dean Barritt converted the two.

Queens of the Drone Age hosts L-R: Angharad Yeo, Rae Johnston, Amanda Yeo, and Tegan Jones Nick Broughall, publisher, global reviews at Finder said: “I’m extremely excited to have Tegan join us in the Reviews team at Finder. Her passion for tech and her experience testing and reviewing products made her the perfect person for the job.” Broughall formerly worked at Gizmodo as editor more than 10 years ago. Of his time there, Broughall said: “You come out changed – a stronger, smarter version of yourself with an understanding of what works and what doesn’t and a passion to succeed �...

$539. After rumours of a successor to the Nintendo Switch circulated for over a year, Nintendo has finally revealed its brand new console. While users were expecting the release of a "Nintendo Switch Pro", the new model is actually titled "Nintendo Switch (OLED Model)" and, while it does boast improvements over its predecessor, it's not as impressive as we were led to believe. According to a report by Bloomberg, the new Switch was to host a range of enticing features such as an improved battery life and the ability to render at 4K when in docked mode. In reality, the OLED includes few advance...

In 2013, Andres Branco launched a Facebook group for friends to sell vintage designer streetwear. More curated and personal than eBay or Depop, he named the group Wavey Garms, and sellers were soon meeting up to exchange the items in their local areas, while avoiding fees and the hassle of using a third party auction site. Three months after the launch, things began to take off. “Thousands of people began joining the group every week,” Branco explains, “and I thought ‘Fuck this, this might be a proper job rather than me just flogging my old Stone Island jackets’. I have quite a stro...