Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Trial Begins
The trial of the Israeli Prime Minister is unprecedented reports Tom Clabon
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Tom Clabon
3rd Year History Student. Politics, International current affairs and all-round sports enthusiast. Long suffering Aston Villa and Haas F1 Fan.
China Moves to Impose Controversial Security Law on Hong Kong
Despite the ongoing threat of Coronavirus, Tom Clabon explores China’s continuing tensions with Hong Kong.
→What Next for Sebastian Vettel?
After Sebastian Vettel announced that he will leave Scuderia Ferrari when his current contract expires at the end of this season, Tom Clabon ponders what’s next in store for the four-time Formula One World Champion.
→Sliverstone set to hold two F1 races in 2020
The plans are subject to government approval, and require all safety conditions to be met before being given the official “green light” to proceed.
→League Two Clubs Vote to End Season Early
The decision means that three teams will be promoted to League One, with no team relegated to the National League.
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COVID-19 Makes The Rise Of ‘The Surveillance State’ Inevitable
Tom Clabon examines the impact of coronavirus on the level of surveillance in society.
→Newcastle United: Sack Steve Bruce and Appoint Mauricio Pochettino
With the imminent takeover of Newcastle United by a Saudi Arabian-led consortium worth an estimated $320 billion, Tom Clabon contends that the new owners should sack current manager Steve Bruce, and replace him with former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino.
→F1: 2021 Budget Disputes Threaten to Sink the Sport
McLaren CEO Zak Brown claimed that fellow competitors Scuderia Ferrari are “living in denial” for not readily complying to plans to introduce a reduced universal annual budget cap for all F1 constructors teams.
→Barcelona offer Chelsea chance to sign Philippe Coutinho
As it becomes clear that Chelsea are one of a handful of clubs to be offered Barcelona’s Philippe Coutinho, Tom Clabon reflects on the Brazilian’s decline, and outlines what he could offer for Chelsea.
→Is Mike Ashley’s Tyranny of the Toon Finally Coming to an End?
Since Mike Ashley took charge of Newcastle United in 2007, fans of the club have become acquainted with the disappointment of failed club takeovers. This familiar pattern may soon be coming to an end, writes Tom Clabon.
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