Paul Brown

London

Senior Monitoring Journalist at BBC

Articles

Enzo Maresca takes aim at Chelsea fans after side's failure to beat Ipswich

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Paul Brown

Enzo Maresca takes aim at Chelsea fans after side's failure to beat IpswichChelsea's hopes of a Champions League spot were dealt a blow as they were held to a 2-2 draw by soon-to-be-relegated Ipswich Town, but did come from two behind to claim a pointEnzo Maresca pleaded for more backing from the boo boys as Chelsea slipped up in the race for the Champions League. The Blues fought back from 2-0 down to Ipswich to snatch a draw but not before the home fans had made their feelings known.
Weatherwatch: How one council seems to skirt a key factor in UK winter floods

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Paul Brown

Even though sunshine records are being broken at the moment, the nightmares for those whose homes were affected by record rainfall earlier this year continue and seem unlikely to end. Local authorities have a statutory duty to review what happened when floods occur and properties are damaged. One such authority was Central Bedfordshire council (CBC), in the middle of the government’s growth corridor between Oxford and Cambridge.
Police Seek Witness for Court

1 month ago | jcf.gov.jm | Paul Brown

POLICE SEEK WITNESSES FOR COURTMarch 10, 2025- Detectives assigned to the Kingston Western Division are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a witness who is vital to a case currently before the Kingston Home Circuit Court. He is Michael Reid, whose last known address is Lauretta Pathway Kingston 12. He is scheduled to appear before the court on Friday, March 14.
England boss Thomas Tuchel wishes Crystal Palace's Three Lions contingent good luck before watching them beat Ipswich

1 month ago | msn.com | Paul Brown

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England boss Thomas Tuchel wishes Crystal Palace's Three Lions contingent good luck before watching them beat Ipswich

1 month ago | msn.com | Paul Brown

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England boss Thomas Tuchel wishes Crystal Palace's Three Lions contingent good luck before watching them beat Ipswich

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Brown

England boss Thomas Tuchel wishes Crystal Palace's Three Lions contingent good luck before watching them beat IpswichCrystal Palace beat Ipswich 1-0 in the Premier League on SaturdayEngland manager Thomas Tuchel was in attendance at Selhurst Park LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off! Is Alisson the best goalkeeper in the Premier League?
Crystal Palace 1-0 Ipswich: Ismaila Sarr scores late winner

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Brown

Crystal Palace 1-0 Ipswich: Ismaila Sarr scores late winner as Ipswich's hopes of Premier League survival suffer a blowIsmaila Sarr scored the winner in the 82nd minute as Crystal Palace beat IpswichIpswich, who are in 18th place, now find themselves five points adrift of safetyLISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off! Is Alisson the best goalkeeper in the Premier League?
Police Seek Witnesses for Court

1 month ago | jcf.gov.jm | Paul Brown

Detectives assigned to the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB), are seeking the public’s assistance to locate three witnesses who are vital to a case currently before the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Court. They are Taskika Facey, Amelia Black and Mickayla Brown, their last known address is Mountain View Avenue, St. Andrew. They are scheduled to appear before the court on Friday, March 07.
Fast-growing duckweed can go from garden menace to nutritional dish

1 month ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Paul Brown

It has taken nearly 10 years for scientists to convince the European Food Safety Authority that duckweed is safe to eat. It has taken nearly 10 years for scientists to convince the European Food Safety Authority that duckweed is safe to eat. Photograph: Susannah Ireland/ReutersIn the summer sun, duckweed (Wolffia globosa) can be a menace. It grows so fast it covers a pond in a few days, blocking out the light for the life below.
Weatherwatch: Hadley Centre shows Thatcher understood value of climate science

2 months ago | aol.co.uk | Paul Brown

When Margaret Thatcher opened the Hadley Centre for Climate Change in 1990 journalists suggested she was attempting to appear to be doing something about global heating rather than implementing any policies. Fast-forward 35 years and the Hadley Centre’s science is world-leading and makes the claim that for every £1 invested, the UK economy benefits by £33. This calculation is based on the predictions scientists are able to make, and advice they can then give about incoming weather and its impacts.