Man City double return boost could bring them back to their best
As Pep Guardiola always maintains, the first half of the Premier League season isn't where you want to show your best work.
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Four north London schools shut for the day following Israel attacks
Four north London Jewish schools have shut 'in the interests of the safety of [their] precious children' amid tension in the Middle East. Torah Vodaas Primary School in Edgware; Ateres Beis Yaakov Primary School in Colindale; and Menorah High School in Neasden, told parents on Thursday evening (October 12) they would be shut until Monday, Sky News reports.
In stunning move, Tunisia snubs Brussels and refunds €60 million in EU aid
"The Commission has been informed that Tunisia returned the payment of 60 million euros," said Ana Pisonero, the Commission's spokesperson for enlargement and neighbourhood, without specifying a reason for the repayment.
Massa's lawyers give F1 and FIA another month to respond
Lawyers for Brazilian Felipe Massa have given Formula One and the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) another month to respond to threatened court action over the 2008 world championship.
Chiefs-Broncos Thursday night: NFL betting odds, picks, tips - ESPN
The 4-1 Kansas City Chiefs (-10.5, 47) host the 1-4 Denver Broncos on «Thursday Night Football,» with the Chiefs being winners of the past 14 meetings between their AFC West rivals.
One in six Brits suffering from condition in fingers and toes that flares up when it's cold
Around one in six people in the UK could be suffering with a common medical condition that appears in the fingers and toes - and it can be much worse in colder weather.
A sickening, cowardly act of disrespect against a cop killed in the line of duty
A street sign marking the road named in honour of an officer murdered in the line of duty have been defaced in a sickening act of disrespect. The two signs - at the entrance to Raja Ahmed Street in Miles Platting - were covered in black spray paint.
Greater Manchester town to be plunged into traffic chaos - and it could last NINE months
Huge disruption is expected across Stockport due to major engineering work being planned - and it could last nine months.