Manchester United shirt numbers available to Mason Mount as £60m transfer agreed
Mason Mount will become a Manchester United player and could request the famous number seven shirt at Old Trafford.
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Man City's new transfer priority after ending Declan Rice chase as £34.6m midfielder linked
Here are your Manchester City headlines for the evening of Thursday, June 29, 2023.
Jonas Vingegaard eyeing 'special' repeat victory in 2023 Tour de France as teams are presented
Jonas Vingegaard is looking to repeat a «special» win as he bids to defend his Tour de France title. The anticipation for the 2023 edition has been building for some time, and the Basque Country got a look at all the riders when they were presented on Thursday evening. Ad As defending champion, Vingegaard’s Jumbo-Visma were the last of the men’s teams to take to the stage — with the focus on the Dane.
Will Smith, an NHL prospect, selects 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' theme as walk-up song after getting drafted
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Sawn-off shotgun and gas-powered pistol seized as five arrested in huge drugs bust
Five people were arrested on Thursday morning (June 29) as a sawn-off shotgun and a gas-powered Glock pistol was seized along with thousands of pounds worth of drugs in dawn raids. Three address in Rochdale, on Canon Street, Halifax Road, and Colley Street were raided by police where £40,000 in cash was also taken.
'Full package' - What Mason Mount's managers have said about him as Manchester United agree transfer
Manchester United are closing in on their first deal of the summer after agreeing a fee with Chelsea for Mason Mount.
Urgent warning issued to shoppers as police record rise in online fraud
Police have issued an urgent warning to shoppers following a surge in online fraud cases.
England vs Australia, 2nd Ashes Test, Day 2: Australia Stay In Game As England Gift Wickets
Australia preyed on England's determination to stick to aggressive 'Bazball' cricket as several batsmen fell into a hooking trap during the second Test at Lord's on Thursday. England, enjoying the best batting conditions of the match, were well placed at 188-1 in reply to Australia's first innings 416, with the visitors' spin bowler, Nathan Lyon, off the field with a calf injury. But England slumped to 222-4 as Australia bowled bouncers with as many as four men deep on the legside -- a tactic that could scarcely have been more obvious had it been signalled in neon lights.