Manchester United suffer fresh injury blow as Rio Ferdinand makes Harry Kane prediction
Here are your latest Manchester United evening headlines on Monday, September 18.
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The moment a government minister dodges questions and REFUSES to confirm HS2 will reach Manchester
A government minister has refused to confirm that HS2 will reach Manchester after MPs asked if the north of England is being 'abandoned'. Conservative MP Richard Holden repeatedly refused to answer whether the northern leg of the high-speed railway line will be built in Parliament today (September 18).
Manchester United takeover latest as Rio Ferdinand and Alan Shearer send clear message to Glazers
The Manchester United takeover process is nearing its 11th month with the outcome still hazy.
Jalen Milroe named Alabama starting QB ahead of SEC opener - ESPN
The Alabama quarterback competition appears to be over.
Rio Ferdinand blasts ‘disgraceful’ Glazers and makes Manchester United takeover stance clear
Rio Ferdinand says the Glazers have been ‘disgraceful’ in their approach of communicating takeover developments to Manchester United fans and says the lack of updates has angered him.
Amazon's 'dentist-approved' £19 teeth whitening solution hailed 'game-changer' for anyone wanting to reverse 'years of coffee and fizzy drink stains'
Amazon customers are showering praise on the site's best-selling teeth whitening solution, that has been hailed a 'game changer' for anyone wanting to reverse years of stains caused by drinking tea, coffee and fizzy drinks, as well as smoking. The £19.99 teeth whitening strips, which have been created by experienced dental professionals, are safer to use than many other alternatives on the market as they don't contain any peroxide.
Shopkeepers caught selling e-cigarettes to 14-year-old in Stockport
Two shopkeepers in Stockport have been prosecuted for selling e-cigarettes to a 14-year-old.
Can we save World Heritage Sites from climate change ?
World heritage sites are increasingly at risk from the effects of climate change. In this episode of Climate Now we see how managers at Prussian King Frederick the Great's palaces and gardens are working to adapt to rising temperatures, ever-increasing heatwaves and occasional heavy rain.