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The cost of adding a spoonful of sugar to a cup of tea could go up sharply if a deal to purchase a UK food manufacturer goes ahead, a watchdog has warned. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has warned Tate & Lyle Sugars (TLS) that their expansion plans could create a monopoly in the sector, with just two businesses controlling the supply of sugar across the country.
MANCHESTER, England :Manchester United do not plan to leave Old Trafford, the club confirmed on Friday, and have appointed Sebastian Coe as chair of a task force to study whether to renovate the 144-year-old stadium or build new on adjacent club-owned land.
More than half of Vienna's 1.9 million residents live in some form of subsidised housing.
Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi has already spoken about his future amid suggestions he is a candidate for Manchester United.
Dumbarton kickboxing star Maia Bisley started the new year with a gold rush at the British Championships in Nottingham.
:Former All Blacks winger Julian Savea scored his 61st Super Rugby try during Moana Pasifika's 23-29 defeat by the Melbourne Rebels in Hamilton on Friday to become the leading try-scorer in the competition's history.
DENVER — For the second time this week — and for the second time this season against the Denver Nuggets — Jayson Tatum found the ball in his hands with a chance to put his Boston Celtics ahead in the closing seconds.
Headline figures from this week's Spring Budget have declared that millions of workers stand to benefit from yet another cut to National Insurance Contributions (NIC), while UK workers continue to pay the highest tax since World War Two. This has led some M.E.N readers to call the Chancellor's Budget a 'sneaky tax' on working people.