Huge innovative PlayStation gaming event coming to Manchester for fans of The Last of Us and God of War
A brand new, innovative gaming experience is coming to Manchester next year that is sure to please fans of The Last of Us and God of War.
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Man United 'informed two Premier League meetings' over Man City dispute cancelled
The emergency meeting involving Premier League clubs this week to discuss Manchester City's legal dispute over sponsorship rules has been cancelled. Last week, three former judges found that APT rules which restrict businesses who are connected with owners of football clubs from inflating sponsorship deals were unlawful.
Beloved Oldham coffee shop nominated as one of best businesses in the UK
A popular coffee shop in Oldham could receive a prestigious award after serving the community for 15 years. Rhode Island Coffee in Spindles Shopping Centre has been nominated for the UK's Favourite Local business competition.
Dog owners warned to watch out for mushroom poisoning on autumn walks
Dog owners are being warned to keep an eye out for a common sight that can prove to be fatal for your pet.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ruthless Sir Alex Ferguson decision has divided Manchester United fans
Manchester United fans are split on Sir Jim Ratcliffe's decision to ask Sir Alex Ferguson step down from his role as an ambassador for the club at the end of the season.
Zinedine Zidane’s stance on Man United job makes sense in light of Unai Emery claim
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery understands Zinedine Zidane's hesitation to take on the Manchester United job because of his limited English skills.
Rock star sends huge donation to try and save Salford Lads Club
He won global fame with an acclaimed British pop band and American supergroup - yet Graham Nash has not forgotten his roots. The former Hollies and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young member has sent crisis-hit Salford Lads and Girls Club a huge donation.
EU agrees to follow US, UK in settling securities trades faster
EU regulators confirmed in a Tuesday statement that they want to speed up the settlement of securities transactions – following a shift already underway in the US and UK.