Liam James

2 months ago | versus.uk.com | Corey Pellatt |Liam James

The Barclays Women's Super League is home to some of the most technically gifted players in the world. We asked the league’s finest to create their small-sided dream team. Becoming an elite small-sided baller commands a different set of skills to the professional game, but that doesn’t mean the best 11-a-side footballers in the world aren’t blessed with the skills and tenacity to mix it in the concrete pitches or cages of football-obsessed cities. Fast feet. Rapid speed. Clinical finishing.

2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Liam James

CommentPeople in the UK like to think they are polite, but, says Liam James, that’s exactly why their manners are so lacking these days Here’s a tale of two concerts. The first was in New York’s Carnegie Hall in February 2023. Celebrated pianist Mitsuko Uchida performed without interruption before a mature crowd of concertgoers. The second was in London’s Royal Festival Hall last on Friday [7 March].

2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Liam James

We weren’t wrong in this week’s Independent but we were lacking, finds Liam JamesIn a report on Ukraine’s massive drone attack on Moscow, we got confused by the kit. A line offered context by explaining the Russian strategy of attacking with drones in swarms to overwhelm Ukrainian defences. The Russians, we said, often send dummy drones that pose no threat but can lead Ukraine to waste “a multimillion-dollar anti-missile missile”.

Mar 5, 2025 | msn.com | Liam James

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Mar 5, 2025 | independent.co.uk | Liam James

Exclusive: Mia Pullen joins dozens of bereaved siblings calling on Sir Keir Starmer to to bring in new licensing lawsLiam James“They never stood a chance,” said Mia Pullen, recalling the night her younger brother Elliot was one of three teens killed in a car crash. In the court trial that followed it emerged the driver, 19-year-old Thomas Johnson, had inhaled laughing gas at the wheel and was travelling at more than 100mph on a 30mph road.