As the Scottish national team prepares for its first World Cup appearance in 28 years, fans are overcoming fierce domestic rivalries to cheer for the same side
“Milan isn’t a pretty city.” That’s the criticism most often levelled against the Lombard capital. It’s a little scruffy around the edges and graffiti-clad in places. The cityscape is made up of a mishmash of architectural styles, 1960s tower blocks and
When foreign correspondents’ clubs are struggling, we are all in trouble. Declining membership of these venerable institutions are not just a matter of regret for hard-drinking journalists living out their Evelyn Waugh fantasies but also an indicator of the overall
Victory Travels in A Trunk Before Spain lifted the World Cup trophy, it arrived on the pitch in a Louis Vuitton trunk. Since the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Louis Vuitton and the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) have
