Man United's Casemiro exit hope explained after January transfer window shuts
Manchester United midfielder Casemiro could still leave Old Trafford this month for a fee despite the January transfer window closing in the UK.
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Equestrian gave sick dog eye drops, DQ'd from Paris Olympics - ESPN
Administering eye drops to his sick dog cost Domien Michiels his individual result at the Paris Olympics dressage after the International Testing Agency (ITA) said the Belgian equestrian athlete inadvertently tested positive for a banned substance.
Man, 41, weeps as he's sentenced for vile tweet after England's Euros penalty loss
A former estate agent who posted a racist tweet targeting black England players after the team's Euro 2020 final defeat wept in court today. Andrew Bone uploaded a post to his Twitter account (now 'X') which read "n*****s ruined it for us" after England lost to Italy on penalties at Wembley in 2021 during the Euro 2020 final.
Aldi to introduce one major change to nearly 300 stores
Aldi is expanding its partnership with InPost by adding more lockers to hundreds of its stores. These lockers are designed for both dispatch and receipt of parcels, serving customers who shop on platforms like eBay, Vinted, and Amazon. After a successful trial in December 2023 at 22 stores, Aldi has decided to increase the number to 260 stores across the UK.
Doping-Eye drops for sick dog earns Belgium's Michiels Olympics disqualification
Administering eye drops to his sick dog cost Domien Michiels his individual result at the Paris Olympics dressage after the International Testing Agency (ITA) said the Belgian equestrian athlete inadvertently tested positive for a banned substance.
Manchester United gave Ruben Amorim an ultimatum - but failed to live up to their end of the deal
Manchester United's relatively low-key January transfer window was down to a desire to avoid the mistakes of the past, but there is a real danger that they are making mistakes of the present instead.
EU lawmaker canvasses business to weigh scope AI liability rules
Companies have been invited to engage with the European Parliament's lawmaker steering rules for liability rules for artificial intelligence in an exercise designed to weigh the need for and possible extent of an upcoming directive.
DWP update as older people could see £4,200 income boost in time for Easter
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has recently confirmed that nearly 78% of all new Pension Credit claims are processed within the target timeframe of 50 working days. This means that older people on a low income, particularly those living alone, could receive their first payment and any arrears before Easter Sunday on April 20.