Sancho absent, wantaway forward present: What we learned from Day one of Man United pre-season
The first batch of Manchester United players have returned for pre-season training as preparations for the 2024/25 Premier League season get underway.
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2p pill taken by dads could stop children getting fat
Dads could pop a daily fish oil pill to stop their kids piling on the pounds, according to new research. What a father-to-be eats and drinks has an influence on his child's health, say scientists.
Martinez wary of Slovenia ahead of Euro 2024 last-16 clash
FRANKFURT, Germany : Portugal's players have shown an excellent response to the disappointment of defeat by Georgia in their final group game and are ready to take on a solid Slovenia side who have one of the best defences at Euro 2024, said coach Roberto Martinez.
Scientific observers work with fishers shaping future of Malta's marine ecosystem
It’s early morning in Malta, the small EU Member state nestled in the Mediterranean Sea. Onboard a traditional fishing boat are three special guests: Kelly, Luca, and Frank, all working for Aquatic Resources Malta, or ARM.
The Mancunian Way: 'My husband went fishing and didn't come back'
Christine Huggins’ life came crashing down on a sunny afternoon in 1984 when her husband was killed in an IRA bomb attack.
'My husband went fishing and didn't come back'
It was a scorching hot spring afternoon in 1984 - but Christine Huggins remembers suddenly going cold all over, as if 'somebody had walked over' her grave. She was out in Limavady, Northern Ireland, with her young son and friend Lynn, and distinctly recalls the 'chill' she felt - although at the time she couldn't place it.
Missing Jay Slater latest: Tenerife resident lifts lid on two men who partied with missing teen
A Tenerife local has shed new light on the two British men Jay Slater partied with prior to his disappearance.
How Flanders is harnessing nature to prevent deadly floods
The Scheldt Estuary in Flanders has long been on the flooding frontline. Its low-lying landscape and open connection to the sea make it highly vulnerable to storm surges. When the sea level rises abnormally due to strong winds and low atmospheric pressure, this weather phenomenon can lead to significant flooding during high tide.