Tom Williams

2 months ago | bbc.com | Rob Butler |Tom Williams

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Norwich forward Mick Channon celebrates victory with manager Ken Brown "I remember the song on the bus going down, It's Now Or Never by Elvis - this was our big opportunity, our big chance."On 24 March 1985, defender Steve Bruce was a member of the Norwich City squad heading for Wembley to take on Sunderland in the League Cup final.

2 months ago | bbc.com | Tom Williams

Ipswich Women hope for record Portman Road turnoutTom WilliamsTom Williams/BBCGoalkeeper Natalia Negri (left) and midfielder Kyra Robertson are looking forward to Sunday's gameIpswich Town Women are relishing the "massive opportunity" of playing at Portman Road for a second time on Sunday, and they hope to set a new attendance record. Last year, 10,173 fans attended their league fixture with Chatham Town, a match they won 5-0. "We hope as many come as possible," said goalkeeper Natalia Negri.

Feb 18, 2025 | bbc.com | Tom Williams

'I love the adrenaline of going fast'Tom WilliamsBBC/Shaun WhitmoreJared Hill, 16, hopes to represent Team GB at the OlympicsA teenage BMX racer's dream of qualifying for the Olympics and winning a medal has been given a major boost. Jared Hill, 16, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, has been selected for the Great Britain Cycling Team Olympic Development Squad for 2025. Jared, whose father Alan, 52, is a two-time world and four-time European BMX Champion, said: "It is a great opportunity.

Feb 4, 2025 | bbc.com | Tom Williams |Paul Grunill

Image source, BBC Look EastImage caption, Oliver Bearman will partner Esteban Ocon in the US-based Haas team in 2025Britain's Oliver Bearman is aiming for a year of "continuous growth and development" as he prepares for his first full campaign in Formula 1. Bearman, who will not be 20 until May, signed a multi-year agreement with the US-based Haas team after making his debut as a replacement for Ferrari last year when Carlos Sainz was stricken with appendicitis.

Jan 22, 2025 | timeshighereducation.com | Tom Williams

The Scottish government has called for its international students to be allowed to stay for an additional two years beyond current UK post-study works rights as it continues to lobby for a “tailored migration route” to better suit the country’s skills needs. First minister John Swinney used a speech at JP Morgan Chase in Glasgow to reiterate the call for Scotland to have its own graduate visa to help it grow its economy.