Unwind and relax on Tenerife, 'the island of eternal spring'
If you're looking to treat yourself or someone else this Christmas, theSpring Hotel Group offers a choice of three fantastic spa hotels in the Canary Islands to enjoy.
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I would now love Paul Pogba at Man United - Erik ten Hag revealed transfer problems at the club
Manchester United have been pushed to sign Paul Pogba, once again, as the midfielder prepares for a return to football. It's four months until the 31-year-old will be eligible for selection in competitive games, but at first there are questions over his future to solve.
Tears in court as four people accused of assisting Elle Edwards' killer found NOT GUILTY
Two men and two women accused of assisting an offender in connection with the murder of Elle Edwards have been found not guilty.
Bortoleto looks forward to racing his manager Alonso
LONDON : Formula One's newest driver looked forward on Wednesday to racing the oldest, with Sauber rookie Gabriel Bortoleto set to join his age-defying manager Fernando Alonso on the grid next season.
New Finnish-inspired sauna and ice bath experience overlooking Manchester skyline to open
An 'authentic' Finnish sauna and cold plunge experience is set to open in Manchester this month.
I was a Virgin flight attendant for 17 years - influencers are the worst type of passenger
A former Virgin Atlantic flight attendant, Skye Taylor, has unravelled the travails of her 17-year tenure in the skies that led to persistent insomnia, culminating in a drastic career switch to become a model. Taylor didn't hold back on revealing the most troublesome passengers she encountered—social media influencers were frequently her biggest headache.
Girona learn harsh lessons in big defeat at PSV
EINDHOVEN, Netherlands : Girona coach Michel was left to rue a red card for captain Arnau Martinez as his side slipped to a comprehensive 4-0 defeat at PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday that leaves their Champions League knockout hopes hanging by a thread.
Glastonbury Festival announces 'terrifying' change on how fans will buy tickets for 2025
Fans hoping to secure spots at Glastonbury in 2025 have described a number of changes to this year’s ticket policy as an ‘absolutely terrible decision’.