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1 month ago | 
schoolmanagementplus.com | Simon Hart |Ed Dickie |Whitney Edmondson |Chloe Brown
Scotland has always punched well above its weight in terms of innovation. The steam train, the telephone, the television, and Dolly the Sheep are all products of Scottish innovation. Even today, there is an extremely vibrant startup business ecosystem north of the border. To continue this great tradition, we launched START, a project-based learning programme for final year school students.
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2 months ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Anders Anglesey |Rory Cassidy |Simon Hart
A senior advisor to the ousted Conservative government defecated on someone's head at an orgy, one of the party's chief whips has sensationally revealed. Simon Hart detailed the debauchery within the ruling party in his diaries. His memoirs cover the bizarre habits of his fellow party members in the dying months of the regime. He covered the last 21 months of the Tory government before its momentous defeat at the last general election in July.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
inews.co.uk | Simon Hart
“The best days are when both bars are full and the weather’s halfway decent so people can stand outside – but fine weather and an Everton win are two big asks.” Dave Bond, landlord of the Winslow Hotel, is pondering the high points of his decade running the pub directly over the road from Goodison Park.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
thetimes.com | Simon Hart
To English eyes, El Maulí stadium in the Andalusian town of Antequera is a place of charming quirks. A wild olive tree stands on the empty slope behind one of the goals. In the home dressing room, framed images of Holy Week statues of Jesus and the Virgin Mary share wall space with motivational phrases.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
medium.com | Simon Hart
Simon Hart·Follow5 min read·--An abstract illustration depicting the intersection of human rights, cybersecurity, and media influence. Human rights are often celebrated as a force for good — ensuring fairness, protecting the vulnerable, and promoting justice. But behind this positive image lies a complex reality: human rights frameworks, especially when amplified by the media, can sometimes increase vulnerability rather than reduce it.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
inews.co.uk | Simon Hart
“Ciao Toto. Eroe delle Notti Magiche.” The post from the X account of the Italy national team contained just six words but they were enough. Toto could mean only one man – Salvatore Schillaci, the scoring hero of Italia 90. As for “Notti Magiche”, or magical nights, that was the official song of that tournament and it lives on as shorthand in Italy for a summer when the country hosted the World Cup and a Sicilian with a wild look in his eyes made millions of Italians dream.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
mountvernonpublishing.com | Simon Hart
“If you tell my story now, it seems like a fairy tale.”
The news of former Italy striker Totò Schillaci’s death at the age of just 59 takes me back to a sunny autumn afternoon in Sicily in 2017.
I had already spent seven months carrying out interviews for my book on the 1990 World Cup, World In Motion, including a trip to Cameroon.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
lexology.com | Simon Hart
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
sportingalert.com | Simon Hart
Manchester United have taken a significant step towards bolstering their midfield by agreeing personal terms with Paris Saint-Germain’s Manuel Ugarte, renowned football journalist Fabrizio Romano reports. The 23-year-old midfielder is reportedly keen on a move to Old Trafford, undeterred by the absence of Champions League football. Read more: João Neves: Best Transfer Move To Manchester United? The discussions between Ugarte and United have progressed smoothly, with contract terms now settled.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
inews.co.uk | Simon Hart
Long before his time managing Watford, Fulham and Sheffield United, English football held a fascination for Slavisa Jokanovic. He remembers, during his boyhood in the former Yugoslavia, “watching Liverpool’s European Cup games with Kevin Keegan and Ray Clemence”. Back then, any match involving English teams held an attraction. “Hajduk Split versus Spurs was a famous game and Partizan Belgrade versus Queens Park Rangers,” he adds, naming two Uefa Cup ties of the mid-80s.
