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A cornerstone of Saudi economic development

Saudi Arabia’s increasingly dynamic economy is reflected in the remarkable growth in size and sophistication of its capital market

Kramer Ausenco

Sustainably delivering PNG and South Pacific's mega-projects professionally and efficiently

RAVENS RALLY IN A THRILLER

IT WAS a familiar sight at Hayes Lane as Michael Cheek's double helped Bromley win this entertaining battle of in-form National League sides.

SHOW SPIRIT DEJECTED DALE

JIM McNulty admitted his Rochdale side were guilty of complacency after letting Southend United off the hook at the Crown Oil Arena.

DAY WON'T BLOCK THE PATHWAY OF ACE PAVEY

SPENCER DAY insists he couldn't stand in the way of star striker Alfie Pavey fulfilling his dream of returning to full-time football at Woking.

RED-HOT HEED ARE ON A ROLL ROMING BIRD

Willo's wonders upping the ante

BLUES RIDE ON WAVE OF GLORY!

SNIFFING a possible cup upset the BBC chose the tie between Step 4 Leek Town and National League North South Shields for its TV coverage and they got one! The NPL Division One West underdogs put in a superb performance to fully deserve their 2-0 win against full time opponents.

De Beer keen to drive Cardiff forward

TINUS de Beer is relishing being out of his comfort zone as he looks to make his mark with Cardiff Rugby.

LATICS TICKING UNDER THOMMO

STEVE THOMPSON says he wants the chance to create a legacy at Oldham Athletic – and take the Latics back into the Football League.

MAC'S ALL SET TO SHAKE IT UP.

NEW Bury FC boss Dave McNabb knew taking charge of the Shakers would be good - but he didn't realise quite how good.

IT'S THE END OF THE LINE, RON!

The story of Southend United's demise bears many familiar hallmarks. Unpaid bills. Late wages. Transfer embargoes. Winding-up petitions. Protesting fans. A spiral through the leagues.

MAGIC MOORS WHING-ING IT!

ANDY WHING says he is 'living the dream' in the Solihull Moors dugout - but admits fantasy land still seems light years away.

FIGHT FOR OUR IRON

Fans rally cry at stricken club

Los Teros fight back to deny Namibia

NAMIBIA’S 24-year wait for a World Cup win continues as Uruguay fought back with a dominant second half display in Lyon to secure their first win of the tournament with a bonus point.

Lam moves quickly to sign up Vakatawa

PAT Lam has re-established the French connection to the Premiership by signing powerful centre Virimi Vakatawa following a chance conversation in August.

24-team World Cup would suit MacGinty

AJ MACGINTY is pumped to fire Bristol’s potent back division this season, but after having a rare full pre-season this summer admits he has been watching the World Cup with mixed feelings.

Scotland set up an Ireland decider

JOB done Scotland's task of qualifying from Pool B has always been herculean and almost every scenario involved them beating Ireland in their final pool game and this bonus point victory over Romania duly set that up.

Georgia make Fiji battle to the end

FRANK Lomani came off the bench to fire flat Fiji and take them to within a point of a likely quarter-final against England, but they nearly lost it at the death as Georgia remained defiant to the end.

Pepper: I like to cause some chaos

DOMINIC Cummings would definitely have needed his eyes testing had he gone to Barnard Castle and not seen the potential of Guy Pepper.

The Tank ready to roll for Bath

THOMAS du Toit remains on standby for the Springboks but, for now, his focus is on quickly learning the ropes at Bath.

This is no way to run a pro sport Halliday

SIMON Halliday says the decision of Jersey Reds to go into administration, while criticising the RFU leadership for a lack of support, has resulted in a growing sense of turmoil and discord in English club rugby.

Despair and anger as Jersey collapse

PLAYERS and staff at Jersey Reds have reacted with despair and anger at the news that the Championship club has ceased training due to unsustainable debt.

Vintcent looking good for Exeter

THERE’S long been a rich tradition of Exeter Chiefs unearthing hidden gems to don the famous No.8 jersey at Sandy Park.

Pools don't heed Prior warning

DORKING Wanderers D continue to march on after Jason Prior, with his head bandaged up, poured further salt into Hartlepool United's own wounds.

CHEER FOR BIRTHDAY BOY MAZ!

SOLIHULL Moors extended their unbeaten run to 13 matches - even after birthday boy Maziar Kouhyar gifted York City a point.

I'VE GOT MOR LOVE TO GIVE!

IT’S not the performance that counts in the FA Trophy, what matters is getting the job done. Steve Morison knows that only too well.

THE FUTURE IS HERE

THESE FIVE CITIES ARE USING CUTTING-EDGE STRATEGIES TO COUNTER THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND CREATE A GREENER WORLD

Sustainable Craft Breweries

Oktoberfest celebrations are popping up all over at this time of year. Yet, with the beer industry's notable water footprint-a pint of beer requires about 44 gallons of water-and its substantial generation of wastewater, byproducts and solid waste, critics have long been outspoken about the popular beverage's environmental impact.

Ashley Flowers

FOR ASHLEY FLOWERS, HOST OF THE PODCAST CRIME JUNKIE, SUCCESS was unforeseen. \"I wasn't expecting it to be what it is.\" And what it is, is the number one true crime podcast in the country.

The Death of the Palestinian Dream

The Palestinian Authority, which was supposed to form the basis of an eventual state, is falling apart. Nobody knows what will happen once it is gone