Curry Mile business owners slapped with huge fine over illegal shisha cafe
Three Rusholme business owners have had hundreds of thousands of pounds confiscated over an illegal shisha cafe which flouted the law for years.
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Broad backs England's aggressive test style for Pakistan tour
England's aggressive approach will help when they face spin-friendly conditions in Pakistan during their test series in October, the country's former bowler Stuart Broad has said.
Malan backs McCullum to revive England's white-ball fortunes
England coach Brendon McCullum must find the right balance between youth and experience if he is to revive the country's white-ball fortunes, former player Dawid Malan has said.
The message Craig Gordon sent Steve Clarke after emotional Scotland sign-off as boss hails keeper
Steve Clarke revealed Craig Gordon's Scotland sign off was never a farewell – it was a 'I'll see you soon.'
Why are carmakers pleading for a respite from EU climate policy?
Sales of electric vehicles have plummeted, prompting carmakers to demand urgent intervention by the European Commission as they face huge fines for failure to comply with CO2 emissions standards. But is the automotive sector’s predicament the result of the cost-of-living crisis and would be buyers put off by a lack of charging infrastructure, or have manufacturers brought it upon themselves?
‘Race to the bottom’: Brussels airports cancel hundreds of flights as workers go on strike
Belgium’s busiest airports warned passengers most of their flights will be cancelled on Tuesday as thousands of airport workers go on strike and join a protest in the country's capital.
'Nonsense' - Dutch media make Erik ten Hag transfer point after Tottenham with Man United claim
Erik ten Hag has left analysts from his home country baffled after Manchester United's latest defeat. Following a 3-0 loss to Tottenham on Sunday, the Dutch coach has come in for plenty of criticism.
Moldova at the crossroads: tensions with Transnistria ahead of EU membership referendum
Europe – yes, or no? On October 20, Moldovans will vote in a referendum on putting EU membership as a national objective into the Constitution. Ahead of the people’s vote Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie travelled through this country sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine. He spoke with both, pro-Europeans in the West and also with pro-Russian separatists in the east, in the Moldovan breakaway region of Transnistria. He found a still deeply divided country.