Soccer Aid 2024: Who is skills coach Billy Wingrove?

Billy Bragg has spoken to NME about what to expect from the activism, political discussion and live music from the Left Field at Glastonbury 2024 – hoping to “put forward a vision of a better world” ahead of the General Election.The Left Field area is organised and co-founded by the punk-folk icon Bragg and Juliet Wills, and was first designed in the year 2000 to promote left-wing politics and political action; a place for Glasto-goers to “recharge your activism”.This year’s line-up will see performances from the likes of English Teacher, Bob Vylan, Sprints, Billy Nomates, Trampolene, Lottery Winners and Pillow Queens, as well as talks and debates around subjects including trans liberation, the Israel and Palestine conflict, the post office scandal, immigration and the housing crisis.A post shared by Glastonbury Left Field (@glastoleftfield)“There’s a general election coming [on July 4], and that’s why we’re looking at these issues,” Bragg told NME. “Housing, immigration, accountability – we’re looking at trans rights as well.

EXCLUSIVE: Fremantle has picked up global distribution rights to Hell Jumper, the BBC‘s upcoming doc series about a British aid worker who died in Ukraine.

Mark Pougatch, the presenter of ITV's coverage of Euro 2024, surprised viewers during Saturday evening's match between Portugal and Turkey by announcing that one of their pundits, Danny Rohl, was stepping down immediately.

Miley Cyrus and her father, Bill Ray Cyrus relationship has been under observation since he and her mom divorced in 2022. There were reports of a rumored feud between the father-daughter duo, with several clues pointing to the rift. Neither has confirmed or denied they no longer talk, but Miley recently opened up about her father.Miley was a guest on David Letterman’s Netflix show My Next Guest Needs No Introductions, released on June 12.

Zara McDermott was seemingly snapped having an 'argument' with her boyfriend Sam Thomspon - but the reality couldn't have been further from the truth. The documentary maker was in the crowd over the weekend as her beau took part in his first-ever Soccer Aid.

Molly-Mae Hague couldn't help but see the funny side after Tommy Fury addressed his second-ever appearance for Soccer Aid. The boxer was among the famous faces who took to the pitch over the weekend for the huge charity football match in aide of UNICEF.

Molly-Mae Hague was left branding her beau Tommy Fury 'iconic' after he distracted with one of his moves as he swapped the ring for the pitch. The boxer was among the famous faces who took part in this year's Soccer Aid charity football match on Sunday (June 9).

They made their name on reality TV, but Molly Mae Hague and Zara McDermott got to sample WAGlife on Sunday.The two were on hand to cheer on their men in Soccer Aid for UNICEF, as dozens of famous faces came together to raise funds for the charity.This year's match took place at Stamford Bridge on 9 June, with England beating World XI. With so many famous faces on the pitch, it's no surprise that many celebs were watching from the sidelines. Among those cheering on the stars were Love Island's Molly-Mae Hague and Zara McDermott, who both got a brief taste of being WAGs as they watched boyfriends Tommy Fury and Sam Thompson take to the pitch on Sunday.

Soccer Aid fans have expressed their concern after world-record sprinter Usain Bolt was carried off the pitch on a stretcher.

Soccer Aid commentators were forced to issue an apology during tonight's match over a moment that viewers said was a 'highlight' for them.

Soccer Aid fans have heaped praise on presenter and former footballer Alex Scott as she debuted a sophisticated new look for tonight's match.

Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024 will take place on Sunday, June 9. The world’s biggest charity football match is at Stamford Bridge, London and will see England taking on the Soccer Aid World XI FC.

Soccer Aid for Unicef may be a showpiece match - for a very good cause - but it's not too far removed from the serious business of watching football. Not only are the celebrity players being overseen by professional managers and coaches, but there will be commentary on their skills for the benefit of those watching at home.

Soccer Aid returns on Sunday night with ex-professional footballers and a host of famous faces competing on the pitch to raise money for charity.

Soccer Aid is back for another year as England takes on a World XI to raise money for charity.

Viewers tuning into tonight's Soccer Aid match were quick to pick up on a problem with the pitch ahead of kick off.

More celebrities and sport legends will be pulling on their football boots for the return of Soccer Aid. The star-studded charity event was co-founded by singer Robbie Williams in 2006 as a fundraiser for Unicef.

It's that time of year again and as we prepare for Euros fever to sweep that nation, there's the small matter of a very big charity match with celebrities and sporting legends take to the one of the most famous stadiums in the country.

Just when you thought the football season was over, and the Euros were going to take over for the summer, here is another high-profile footballing event taking place with some very familiar, including many non-sporting, faces from the world of TV, film and music.

The stars of stage, screen, and sport will once again be out in force as they take part in what is billed as the "world’s biggest charity football match". Of course, we're talking about the return of Soccer Aid and plenty of famous faces will be taking to the pitch this weekend, again for a good cause.