Company backed by boxing star Anthony Joshua collapses into liquidation
A Manchester business behind a muscle therapy and recovery brand backed by Anthony Joshua has collapsed into liquidation.
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Manchester is officially the most sceptical place in Britain
Manchester is being hailed as the most sceptical city in the UK after a third of people said they would turn down £1,000 for free.
People can earn cash by returning plastic bottles and cans at supermarkets
People will be able to earn cash from recycling plastic bottles and drinks cans at ‘reverse’ vending machines at shops and supermarkets under new plans.
Two new Manchester restaurants up for gongs at prestigious national awards
Two new Manchester restaurants have been shortlisted for gongs in the annual Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards. Climat and Higher Ground are both on the shortlist for Opening of the Year at the 2023 event.
Daire Feeley desperate to defend his Rás crown
Defending Rás Tailteann champion Daire Feeley is ready to "leave everything on the road" in his bid to retain the crown he won in 2022.
Real Madrid hope Benzema continues uncanny knack against English sides against Man City
Just the four goals so far in his five games in the knockout stage of this Uefa Champions League. By recent standards, that counts as a dry spell for Karim Benzema.
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Qatar's Sheikh Jassim Makes Improved Bid For Man Utd: AFP
Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani has made an improved bid to secure Manchester United from the Glazer family, a source close to the bid told AFP on Tuesday. Sheikh Jassim is in a bidding war with British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe after the pair emerged as the main contenders to buy the Premier League giants. Ratcliffe appeared to be the front runner when a third round of bidding closed last month. INEOS chemical company founder Ratcliffe, a boyhood United fan, had reportedly placed a higher valuation on the club as he seeks a majority stake.