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Trafford council bosses are celebrating big improvements to their bin collections highlighted in a new report. It was one of the findings as the seven-year One Trafford Partnership contract between the council and infrastructure provider Amey plc - which empties the bins - came up for review.
The 2023-24 ski season is just around the corner. But heading to the mountains isn't exactly a cheap holiday.
Thomas Tuchel will be a notable absentee from the Bayern Munich dugout for the impending Champions League showdown with Manchester United at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night.
Manchester City will play their first Champions League game as defending champions this evening when they host Red Star Belgrade.
Pep Guardiola is expecting Manchester United to find their rhythm after a disappointing start to the season.
Red and black are not just the colours of Eintracht Frankfurt. They paint the picture of a club that has given itself an astonishing transformation by beating Rangers in the Europa League Final in May 2022. The Bundesliga giants have just posted a record turnover of £266million for season 2022-23, including a record merchandise numbers for shirt sales of £20m as they get set to face Aberdeen in Frankfurt on Thursday to launch the Europa Conference League group G campaign. The club was deeply in the red three seasons ago, after Covid hit finances, but have just announced a £15.1m profit on last season as they used the prize from beating Rangers in Seville – a passport into last term’s Champions League – to lift them into the black. That included a staggering £121m media rights for Eintracht, from television money in the lucrative German market, which would blow away the Pittodrie budget as the Scots face another sellout 50,000 crowd at the Waldstadion.
"It is fundamentally important for us to prove that individual member states cannot ban the import of Ukrainian goods. That is why we are filing lawsuits against them," said Yulia Svyrydenko, Ukraine's first deputy prime minister, in a statement.
Manchester United’s injury list is a mixture of bad fortune and inconsiderate planning.