Susanna Riva, Author at NewsHub.co.uk

Susanna Riva

Susanna Riva observes Bologna from the window of the State Archive, where she once spent a week consulting files on the city's cooperatives: that document prompted an editorial decision to probe institutional responsibility. She maintains a critical line in the newsroom, fond of long black coffee and a perpetually full notebook.

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City edge United to lift FA Youth Cup after Heskey winner

15 May, 2026

Manchester City secured a 2-1 FA Youth Cup final victory over Manchester United thanks to a late Reigan Heskey goal, with Ryan McAidoo named man of the match

UK economy expands 0.6% in Quarter 1 2026 with services leading the recovery

14 May, 2026

Discover why the UK economy grew by 0.6% in Quarter 1 2026, which sectors contributed, and what the price indicators reveal about underlying inflationary pressures

O’Sullivan advances despite table problems at the World Seniors Championship

9 May, 2026

Ronnie O’Sullivan reached the World Seniors final after a 7-5 win, while organisers scrambled to fix a damaged table and moved one tie to a backstage practice table

What causes night calf cramps, when to stop metformin and how to treat chronic neck tightness

9 May, 2026

Read straightforward guidance on calf cramps, stopping metformin after remission, and recognizing and treating torticollis

Connacht v Munster: sold-out Dexcom Stadium hosts decisive BKT United Rugby Championship clash

9 May, 2026

A sold-out Dexcom Stadium, live broadcast on TG4 and Premier Sports, and only two rounds remaining make Connacht v Munster a must-watch interpro.

Right-wing leader Laura Fernandez takes office in Costa Rica

8 May, 2026

Laura Fernandez assumes the presidency with an absolute legislative majority and a security-centred agenda

Trends in special educational needs and EHC plans across schools

8 May, 2026

This article outlines current patterns in SEN identification and provision, explaining what EHC plans and SEN support mean and how schools are responding

Season-defining Connacht v Munster preview at sold-out Dexcom Stadium

8 May, 2026

A packed Dexcom Stadium, two rounds remaining and live TV coverage set the scene for a high-stakes Connacht v Munster interpro on Saturday 9 May

Arsenal and Paris St Germain set for Champions League final in Budapest

7 May, 2026

Arsenal reached the Champions League final thanks to Bukayo Saka’s strike; PSG beat Bayern Munich over two legs and the final at the Puskas Arena on May 30 has ignited a fan rallying cry from Declan Rice

Green Party leader clarifies remarks after fundraiser posts linked to British Red Cross

6 May, 2026

Green Party leader acknowledges a wording mistake about his involvement with British Red Cross fundraisers and clarifies he only spoke on stage about humanitarian issues

Hearts beat Rangers 2-1 at Tynecastle to strengthen title push

4 May, 2026

Hearts overturned a first-half deficit to claim a 2-1 victory over Rangers, moving three points clear and heading into a decisive run of fixtures

Leith’s Port O’Leith put up for lease as long-serving landlord steps down

4 May, 2026

Port O’Leith on Constitution Street has been placed on the market for lease after a near ten-year stewardship, prompting memories of Mary Moriarty and concern over recent licensing restrictions

Glasgow Warriors sign versatile back Bayley Kuenzle from Western Force

29 April, 2026

Bayley Kuenzle arrives with a pledge to work hard, cover several backline roles and add attacking spark to Glasgow Warriors

Prepare for AI cyber threats: guidance for UK companies

24 April, 2026

UK ministers warn that AI is speeding up cyber attacks and ask firms to adopt board-level governance, Cyber Essentials and early warning services

Why Football Focus was ended and how Alex Scott reacted

23 April, 2026

Alex Scott has broken her silence after the BBC announced the end of Football Focus, reflecting on the programme’s past and hinting at her next steps

Family chooses termination after prenatal diagnosis of childhood dementia in fetus

20 April, 2026

A couple with a daughter affected by childhood dementia discovered a second fetus carried the same condition and decided to terminate the pregnancy after receiving the prenatal diagnosis

Manchester City cut Arsenal lead after Haaland winner

20 April, 2026

A dramatic weekend in English and Scottish football saw Haaland tilt the title race, van Dijk snatch derby victory and crucial wins for Villa, Forest and Celtic

Collarless jackets and at-home beauty picks to refresh your spring wardrobe

18 April, 2026

Refresh your look with collarless jackets and simple at-home beauty swaps

Ulster v Leinster betting tips and match preview

17 April, 2026

Preview of Ulster vs Leinster with form analysis, key statistics and a clear betting-oriented prediction

Rail disruption between Newark Northgate and Retford: alternatives and compensation guide

17 April, 2026

If your journey crosses Newark Northgate and Retford expect delays, rail replacement and alternative ticket acceptance across multiple operators

How Rory McIlroy’s parents shaped his path and watched him win again at the Masters

13 April, 2026

A family story of sacrifice and quiet pride: how Gerry and Rosie supported Rory McIlroy’s rise and stepped into the spotlight at Augusta

Inside Dubai’s quiet streets and growing fears

13 April, 2026

A vivid dispatch from Dubai exposes empty malls, detentions of young foreigners and a taxi driver’s stark warning

Full county panels announced as Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster fixtures kick off

10 April, 2026

Official 26-man panels for the opening weekend of the 2026 GAA Championship have been released, covering the four provincial senior football competitions and the Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cups

Mayo and Galway secure Connacht U20 semi-final places

10 April, 2026

Mayo and Galway booked knockout berths in the Connacht U20 Championship after commanding and nervy wins respectively, while Sligo and Leitrim were eliminated