Man Utd’s Trailblazing Busby Babes and Their Everlasting Legacy The 1958 Munich Air Disaster robbed 23 people of their lives but their memory lives on forever. Sports Illustrated · Feb 6
Putin views, queen stories and a boss’s birthday bash: Boris Johnson’s £5m worth of paid speeches Leaked files show former PM made 34 paid appearances in less than two years and reveal details of his disclosures The Guardian - UK · Sep 9, 2025
My dad, Munich and the Busby Babes: United in grief My novel about the plane crash in February 1958, which wiped out a talented generation of footballers, looks at the wider repercussions and the unsung heroes of a national tragedy The Guardian - UK · Aug 27, 2024
Home Office says revealing cost of royal family protection could 'aid attacks' Potential attackers of royals would gain a “mosaic of information” if the cost of protecting them is revealed, a tribunal has been told. The National (Scotland) · Nov 8, 2023
Inside invitation tournament Man Utd have won 18 times - but football fans know little about It's an event founded more than 80 years ago and has helped breed some of the greatest players in footballing history, but very few fans are aware of its significance Daily Mirror · May 12, 2023
Thursday briefing: What the royal family don’t want you to know about their finances In today’s newsletter: A new Guardian series reveals just how much the royal family get – and why it’s been so hard to find out The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2023
Son recalls 1958 air crash that put footballer dad in coma and killed teammates Neil Berry has spoken about the devastating 1958 plane crash in Munich that killed 23 people including eight Manchester United players. Neil's dad, footballer Johnny Berry, survived but ended up in a coma for three months Daily Mirror · Feb 4, 2023
Liverpool captain Bill Shankly named 'greatest manager that ever lived' left club to become Man United icon Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Matt Busby was not just a well-respected former Liverpool captain but played a major role in the arrivals of two of the most important figures in LFC history and, had the Anfield board been more far-sighted, might never have ended up at Old Trafford at… Liverpool Echo · Aug 22, 2022