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Phil and Kirstie/Kirstie and Phil - they are the property hunting duo TV viewers have been on first name terms with for two decades. The accidental TV stars were both busy finding homes for other people before a production company came calling - and the rest is history.
Manchester United must consult with INEOS over any January transfer window deals and the future of manager Erik ten Hag prior to the Premier League ratifying its agreement to take a 25 percent stake in the club.
Ange Postecoglou insists he was never going to leave Celtic mid-season despite being linked with Brighton.
Erik ten Hag expects Rasmus Hojlund to keep scoring after Manchester United's £72m man finally broke his Premier League duck to seal a stunning 3-2 comeback win over Aston Villa.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag expects Rasmus Hojlund to keep on improving after the £72million signing finally scored his first Premier League goal to seal a stunning 3-2 comeback win over Aston Villa.
England opener Phil Salt's incredible form has propelled the opener to second on the ICC Men's T20I batting rankings, and a career-high rating of 802. Salt was one of several players from the high-scoring West Indies v England T20I series in the Caribbean to enjoy a jump after the latest update on Wednesday. The England opener's scores of 119 and 38 in Trinidad moved him up 18 places, with a career-high rating of 802, 15 rating points clear of Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan in third (787), as per ICC.
Derby day is on the horizon but there will be no complacency for Rangers when taking on Ross County on Wednesday night.
It was a fire in Manchester which would lead to safety changes for Britain. Ten people died in the fire - nine customers and one employee. Thirty people were rescued and 47 taken to hospital.