Sir Jim Ratcliffe in firing line as Match of the Day pundits give ‘embarrassing’ Man United verdict
Alan Shearer has slammed the recent exit of Dan Ashworth from Manchester United as a "terrible look".
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‘Mistakes and cock-ups’ - Ineos are doing at Manchester United what they did at Lausanne and Nice
When Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos group purchased Nice in France’s Ligue 1 to add a second club to their ownership portfolio, the billionaire declared: “We made some mistakes at Lausanne, but we are fast learners.”
BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay says 'not talking about you' as he 'snubs' guest on air
On Wednesday's episode of BBC Breakfast, viewers saw an adorable labradoodle puppy named Bowie on the sofa alongside Jon Kay and Sally Nugent.
Sir Alex Ferguson stepped in to stop Ineos scoring another Manchester United PR own goal
Sir Alex Ferguson reportedly intervened to ensure that the family of Manchester United legend Sir Matt Busby retained their seats at Old Trafford amid unpopular changes under the Ineos hierarchy.
Gold rallies ahead of Central Bank rate decisions and post-Syria tensions
Gold prices rose for the past two trading days, fuelled by mounting haven demands and China's renewed gold purchases. Expectations for further rate cuts by major central banks have also contributed to the precious metal’s upside momentum. The gold rally extended into the Asian session on Wednesday, with gold futures on the Comex climbing 0.71% to $2,737 (€2,603) per ounce as of 5:12 am CET.
Some NHS services could be cut as Greater Manchester told to bring spiralling finances under control
Some health and care services could be cut as Greater Manchester’s NHS faces dire financial struggles.
Browns waive WR Kadarius Toney after blunders vs. Steelers - ESPN
BEREA, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns on Tuesday made multiple roster moves, including waiving wide receiver Kadarius Toney after a pair of costly blunders in the team's 27-14 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
FIFA estimates $3.8 billion benefit for Canada as 2026 World Cup co-host
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will contribute up to $3.8 billion in "positive economic output" for Canada as a host nation, according to a FIFA economic impact assessment.