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LONDON : Former Manchester United soccer player Ryan Giggs will face a retrial next year, the Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday after a jury was unable to reach a verdict last week on charges relating to his then girlfriend.
Former Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs is to face a re-trial next year on domestic violence charges, a judge has ruled during a hearing this morning at Manchester Crown Court.
Antonio Valencia was a popular figure at Manchester United during his decade-long stay at the club. The Ecuador winger arrived in 2009 from Wigan Athletic and went on to make more than 300 appearances for the club.
Erik ten Hag is in regular discussion with Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson, but is keen for the club to look to the future rather than the past.
Manchester United youngster Ethan Galbraith has joined Salford City on a season-long loan deal.
Flights between Manchester and Frankfurt and Munich have been cancelled tomorrow due to strike action from pilots. Lufthansa has been forced to axe hundreds of journeys to the German cities after the union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) announced industrial action on Friday (September 2).
Armed police descended on a busy road in Bury after a man was chased by two other men wielding a sword. Officers were called to reports of the terrifying incident in Manchester Road at about 4.30pm on Wednesday (August 31).
A UK judge on Wednesday discharged the 11-person jury in the domestic violence case against former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs, after it failed to reach a verdict despite days of deliberations. Judge Hilary Manley dismissed the jury of seven women and four men, which had been given the option of delivering a majority verdict, after determining there was no "realistic prospect" of a decision following almost 23 hours of consideration. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which oversees prosecutions in England and Wales, were given a week to decide whether to retry the case following the four-week trial at Manchester Crown Court.