Online misogyny: Does Andrew Tate’s arrest spell the end of the 'manosphere'?
Legal troubles continue piling up on Andrew Tate, the former kickboxing world champion, turned social media influencer who once proudly proclaimed himself a “misogynist”.
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Ollie Watkins suffers injury scare as Aston Villa thump Ajax while Brighton's European run ended
Ollie Watkins helped fire Aston Villa to a first European quarter-final since 1998 but gave his side and England an injury scare after limping off.
Rebuilding Casement Park as Euros venue would be ‘huge opportunity’, O’Neill says
The North's First Minister Michelle O’Neill has expressed the importance of getting a new stadium built at Casement Park for Euro 2028 as diggers moved onto the site.
Ireland to face New Zealand and Australia during autumn series
Ireland will host World Cup conquerors New Zealand and Joe Schmidt’s Australia during a mouth-watering four-match autumn series against southern hemisphere opposition.
South Korean Footballer's Sister-In-Law Releases His Explicit Videos Pretending To Be Ex-Girlfriend, Jailed
The sister-in-law of South Korean international Hwang Ui-jo was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday for posting private explicit videos of the footballer online and trying to blackmail him. The defendant, who has not been named, was accused of sharing the videos on social media while pretending to be an ex-girlfriend accusing him of infidelity. The release of the videos sparked a separate police investigation into the Nottingham Forest striker over whether the sexual encounters were filmed illegally without consent. Hwang has denied the allegations and prosecutors have yet to clear or formally charge him.
People are dying because their homes are too cold
Six people die every day during winters in the north west because their homes are too cold, according to campaigners. New analysis of official data published by Greenpeace UK estimates there have been more than 8,000 excess winter deaths in the region since 2013.
'Pop or mineral?' Door-to-door treats thousands of Mancunians can't forget
If you were a kid in Greater Manchester it was the 'pop man' or the 'mineral man' - either way, you loved seeing his wagon coming down your road.
From Windermere, via Wigan, to the cartels of Dubai - how detectives smashed international drugs ring
It began with a tip-off in a Lake District town better known for its boat trips and hiking. Detectives had got wind of a drug dealer in Bowness-on-Windermere said to be selling some fairly serious amounts of cocaine.