It's been a frustrating — and not unsurprising — week for Nottingham Forest. Despite months of chasing certain players, and Billy Davies' declaration of the need for 'four or five ...

Music, like fashion, very much revisits and rediscovers its past on a regular basis. Today’s long-forgotten genre is tomorrow’s flavour of the month and, most probably, in yesterday’s bargain bucket. ...

Waiting for England to prove me wrong, I held back on writing anything that might look foolish within days of posting. But it's clear from their inept performance at the ...

Apple took the strange decision last week to announce the launch date and prices for the eagerly-awaited — the day after the General Election. Quite why they wanted to ‘bury’ ...

If, like me, the pain of Tuesday night was too much to bear then you probably can't even look at the football headlines let alone read the match reports. Nottingham ...

Labour might appear to be on their knees and the Lib Dems playing piggy-in-the-middle but don't for a minute think there is any good reason to vote Conservative tomorrow. This ...

While the season is yet to conclude, and the play-offs still to come, it might seem early for retrospective. But before the finale of 2009/10 concludes, it's worth remembering how ...

The credit crunch might be old news but its effects are finally coming round to bite football where it hurts. As the Premier League approaches its 20th anniversary, the writing's ...

Hamstrung by working practices of a long-gone era, British Airways find themselves facing strike action, it seems, year after year. But chief executive Willie Walsh looks set to take the ...

I've read the Observer as long as I've been reading newspapers — so let's call it 25 years... And for many years it's been my essential weekly read as buying ...

Company announces positive results; media attribute it to product launch. Simple enough when the story has legs. But when everyone seems to get the wrong end of the stick?