Inevitably come 2pm this afternoon, sports fans are likely to turn their attention away from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix to a small town in Lancashire to see whether Manchester City can beat Burnley and return to the top of Premier League.
When people think of famous sporting films based on true stories, they probably think of those located across the Atlantic; remember Cool Runnings and Moneyball, to name but a couple?
At 12:30 pm this afternoon the editorial team at The Weekly (and a large proportion of its readership) will most likely have their feet up and their eyes glued to Sky Sports, as the final round of the Masters gets underway at Augusta.
The Weekly has always found March to be an uplifting month. Daffodils are in full bloom and it is the month that cheerfully ushers in the official start of Spring (20th) and day-light saving time (31st).
After making a range of sporting, economic and political predictions over the course of the last two Sundays, (all of which remain on course, we might add!), this edition of The Weekly focuses on Bull and Bear's expectations for the UK property market in 2019.
Imagine editing the past 254 issues of The Weekly. Let’s say each draft copy presented to the editor has included three spelling mistakes, two grammatical errors and one inappropriate expletive.
