Erik ten Hag's 16 Manchester United signings as Sir Jim Ratcliffe investment nears
Erik ten Hag was appointed Manchester United manager last year and enjoyed a superb first season at the helm.
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Aaron Rodgers defends Hackett - 'I'm a believer in the offense' - ESPN
Injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers has witnessed some pretty bad offense from his weekly position on the Jets' sideline, but he doesn't see it as a scheme or playcalling problem.
Wisconsin Senate approves Brewers stadium spending package, with some cuts
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HS2 is still technically on the table - could it actually come to the North now?
Just over a month after Rishi Sunak announced that HS2 would not be coming to Manchester, local leaders finally got some good news about the new high-speed rail line that was promised by previous Prime Ministers. The legislation which MPs needed to pass before the Northern leg of the new line could be built has not been thrown out of Parliament as some had feared would happen.
Live updates as findings of damning independent WRU review revealed
A report into misogyny and sexism in the Welsh Rugby Union has laid bare some serious issues within Welsh rugby’s governing body. Comments such as men being the “master race”, women being referred to as “sugar t**s” and suggestions that women had slept their way into jobs were all highlighted as part of the report.
Rio Ferdinand gives verdict on Raphael Varane's situation at Manchester United
Former Manchester United ace Rio Ferdinand believes Raphael Varane will be baffled by the fact he has seemingly fallen behind Jonny Evans in the pecking order at Old Trafford.
The popular commuter area 40 minutes from Manchester named one of Britain's 'house price hotspots'
House prices in some parts of the country are bucking the market cooldown, according to Halifax. Property prices in certain areas of Britain have continued to rise sharply over the past year despite prices in the wider housing market plummeting.
Graeme Shinnie bins Celtic excuses as Aberdeen fall into trap during Parkhead scudding
Fatigue, travel sickness, five away games in a row .. Graeme Shinnie knows there are excuses readily available for Aberdeen’s latest Parkhead pummelling.