Sure, Shoresy can chirp insults and barrel into a brawl with the best of them. But at his core, he's got a big heart that shows in a lot of truly touching and very silly ways. An underdog story about a team that hates to lose, Shoresy is always finding new ways to make its audience laugh while championing the power of community. Season 5 has the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs hanging up their jerseys for a new challenge. Reteaming as the NOSHO North Stars, they're taking on the European team that's been talking trash on North American hockey. While Shoresy builds a winning culture, his relationship with sports reporter Laura Mohr (Camille Sullivan) is maturing. So, whether you love when he spits insults at teenage boys, suffers indignities from a snarky kid vlogger, or lays down swoon-worthy sweet talk to his lady, Shoresy Season 5 is sure to please.
But success breeds expectation, and expectation carries its own cruel weight. Arsenal tore Villa apart in a 4-1 win in late December and victories have been hard to come by in the new year – they have only won three of their last nine league games. Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea are still below them in the table but the gap is narrowing. With games against United and Chelsea coming in March, the top-three spot Villa have occupied since they beat Wolves in late November suddenly looks in jeopardy. So does their place in the Champions League next season.
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The boost in funding, which is in line with the wider increase in the NHS budget that was announced in last year's spending review, will bring spending on GP services close to £14 billion.