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The "clear and obvious error" criterion only applies to subjective decisions, such as deciding whether a challenge was a foul or not. It is not a factor in factual decisions such as offside.

What's What's interesting is that the Iranians seem to be really downplaying it. They're saying it's not clear who carried out the attack - and that it didn't do much damage anyway. Oil Erases Advance After Iranian Media Downplays Israel’s Attack

Yes, he said, "I paid ....," before remembering that he wasn't supposed to admit that and tried to change it to, "An accountant paid ...," to match the story that his defence have been trying to peddle, that he didn't know the payments were being made, or what they were all about. Just as with...

Yeah, his constant labelling of Biden as "sleepy Joe" is ringing a little hollow now, isn't it?

While she doesn't say the Sydney stabbings were Islamic terrorism, she's clearly trying to use people's natural fear and revulsion about such a horrific attack on innocent people as a way to ramp up anti-islamic sentiment even though Muslims had nothing to do with this particular attack. She's...

I've seen multiple reports saying the US, UK and Jordan helped out by shooting down drones but I haven't seen anything about Saudi involvement so far. Do you have a link?

He probably should have had an assist yesterday. Not sure how Jones missed that chance. Even though the keeper made a good save, he should still be burying that.

Azaz should be doing better there, as well.

Riding our luck now.

DragonFire: UK laser could be used against Russian drones on Ukraine front line

She's not with them much longer, though. Leaving at the end of the season to coach the US Women's National team.

Another thing that occurs to me, is that we know a lot of MP's have second homes and some have at times incorrectly stated which was their primary residence (just think of the various expense scandals where this was an issue). So what are the chances that if investigations were done, there might...

Looking at the Electoral Commission website, it says that people can be registered in two places. Students are specifically mentioned, as are people who "spend time at different family addresses." So actually, if she was registered at both addresses she should be fine. The problem would be if...

I've been looking to see if I could get a better idea of what the exact rules are for residence for electoral purposes but the closest I could find was this, from the Electoral Commission website: It seems to me that's open to interpretation. All it says is that the individual's circumstances...

They're not looking into the Capital Gains Tax issue so much though, as I understand it they're now looking into whether she was registered to vote at the wrong address, based on a complaint made by Tory party deputy chairman and Bury North MP James Daly. Once again, it doesn't seem clear to me...

Does your mate have any info/comment on this story? It sounds like one he might be particularly interested in. Nato jets intercept Russian spy plane over Sweden

Is that really true though? I'm not totally convinced. A statistical analysis from The Athletic looking at the Premier League, indicates that playing out from the back succeeds in reaching the final third more than 50% of the time only for the most skillful teams. Playing out from the back...

Do you have a link that shows that? Not saying it didn't happen, but I don't recall that particular story.

And not just almost completely, it's also the re-implementation of a law passed in 1864 before Arizona was even a state. No exceptions for rape or incest, nor even the health of the mother, short of an actual risk of death. Under this law, doctors performing abortions could be imprisoned for...

Another bad day for Trump Media