Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'preparing restructured bid' amid Manchester United takeover proposal
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is preparing a "restructured" offer to speed up the takeover process at Manchester United.
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How to get rid of spiders and stop them from coming back into your home for good
Anybody who has a fear of spiders will most likely dread 'spider season' which comes around the same time every year. The dreaded mating season typically starts in the UK in September and runs through to mid-October.
Good for Chelsea owners to enter dressing room after games, says Pochettino
Co-owners Behdad Eghbali and Todd Boehly are welcome in Chelsea's dressing room after matches, manager Mauricio Pochettino said on Tuesday ahead of their League Cup clash with Brighton & Hove Albion.
Injury rules Nic a Bháird out of Ireland's WXV3 campaign
Deirbhile Nic a Bháird will miss Ireland's WXV3 campaign after suffering an injury in a training game.
HS2 is 'sucking the life out of local transport' in the North, says Conservative MP
Conservative MP Esther McVey said HS2 is 'sucking the life out of our local transport' in the North of England.
Arndale's resurgence hits milestone as centre comes back from major setbacks
Manchester’s post-pandemic retail resurgence hit a major milestone today, as the Arndale confirmed it has now replaced the units vacated by the former Arcadia group.
Manchester United fans fly ‘Glazers Out’ banner over Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL game
A Manchester United fan group organised a plane to fly a ‘Glazers Out’ banner over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ latest NFL match on Tuesday.
Domino effect? France quits Niger after Mali and Burkina Faso
West African states have gone quiet on their initial threat to intervene. So what's next for Niger, its people and its president, still under house arrest after being toppled in a putsch that seems more about vested interests than national security? What about the United States, which also has troops stationed there as part of anti-terror efforts in the wider Sahel region?