Stephen Rigley
Head of Editorial at Global
Head of Editorial @lbc. Husband, father and Sheffield Wednesday fan. All views my own.
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5 days ago |
lbc.co.uk | Stephen Rigley
One million blood donors needed as stocks run dangerously low in the wake of NHS cyber attack The NHS needs one million regular blood donors to maintain its blood supply, officials have said. NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) said more must be done to avoid a "red alert", which means that blood supply is so low there is a threat to public safety. Picture: Alamy By StephenRigley The NHS needs one million regular blood donors to maintain its blood supply, officials have said.
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'Maybe Happy Ending' triumphs at Tony Awards with top musical wins The cast and crew of 'Maybe Happy Ending' accept the award for best musical for during the 78th Tony Awards in New York. Picture: Alamy By StephenRigley Maybe Happy Ending, a rom-com about a pair of androids falling in love, took home the Tony Award for best new musical on Sunday. Its star, Darren Criss, had won the leading actor in a musical award just minutes before. He also hosted the Tonys pre-show.
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Emma Raducanu says she is 'wary' when going out after stalker ordeal in Dubai Emma Raducanu (pictured preparing for the inaugural women’s Queen’s Club Championships this week),has discussed her stalking ordeal. Picture: Alamy By StephenRigley Emma Raducanu admitted she was "wary" when going out following her ordeal with a stalker at the Dubai Championships earlier this year.
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lbc.co.uk | Stephen Rigley
Donald Trump brands Elon Musk as 'the man who lost his mind' and wants to ditch Tesla amid bitter public feud Donald Trump has blasted Elon Musk as the 'man who lost his mind' in the latest in their increasingly bitter feud. Picture: Getty By StephenRigley President Donald Trump has thrown cold water on the notion that he and Elon Musk could hold peace talks after their row over the former’s “big, beautiful bill” erupted into a spectacular public feud.
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lbc.co.uk | Stephen Rigley
Married teacher who posed as boy online to ask girls as young as 10 to send sexual images jailed Married French teacher Simon Clark has been jailed for eight years. Picture: Cheshire police By StephenRigley A French teacher who posed online as a boy to entice teenage girls to send sexual images has been jailed for eight years. Simon Clark, head of department at the Alun High School, in Mold, North Wales, preyed on 26 youngsters, aged between 10 and 15, Chester Crown Court heard.
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Enough is enough. Sick of the shambles he's created. Chansiri out. #swfc
It's time. #swfc https://t.co/NbeV911wCh
I totally agree with this. We are so much better with Windass than without. I rate him. I really do #swfc
One of the things that have puzzled me over the past 4 years has been the SWFC fan perception of Windass. In L1, our drop-off in form coincided with his injury at the back end of the season. Last season, he came back and kept us up. This season, he is central to what we do