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The World Cup might over, but buying and wearing World Cup shirts obviously isn’t. I got another shirt I loved from the World Cup, The Adidas Mexico 2026 Away Shirt.
I had my eye on this shirt before the World Cup even started, and now I have it.
Here’s everything you need to know about this World Cup shirt.
The Grand Tour is back in 2026 for a new series! Kind of…
The show is back, but as we know it has new presenters. Out go Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond, and in their place we have three new guys.
I’ve watched the first episode of the brand new series, and here’s what I thought.
The World Cup is finally over, and my team, Spain have only gone and won it. What an epic 6 weeks it has been. I can’t believe it’s all over, and of course can’t believe that Spain have won it for a second time.
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time with a goal from substitute Ferran Torres.
Balls…Footballs. Once they were just round piece of equipment which were absolutely required to play a game of football. But for the past several decades, they’ve became a lot more.
I have always loved the World Cup, and the balls have played a bigger and bigger part in that. I thought it was about time I done a visual guide on all of the balls, and the stories behind them, both in historic terms and my own memories with them.
This is every World Cup football match ball from 1930 to 2026, and some stories behind them.
There’s so much great TV on at the moment. With plenty new shows, returning series and older shows you can’t get enough of, now the the perfect time to binge watch some of the best box sets!
Whether it’s a brand new TV series starting in 2026 or it’s something you’ve loved in the past and want to binge watch, we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to TV this year.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Fenwick Christmas window is a tradition in Newcastle, and on Sunday 2nd November it was unveiled as Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.
I went down to see the window as I do every Christmas recently to see the window myself and it’s great.
Once again it’s a traditional Christmas scene, adapted by author and illustrator Chris Riddell, with windows filled with Christmas tradition.
Here’s all the photos which I took, and of course you get the pictures with the traditional glare and reflections from the glass, including the shops like Greggs opposite.