UFC champion Tom Aspinall's verdict on fighting Tyson Fury and boxing debut
UFC interim world heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall has revealed he has no interest in fighting Tyson Fury but a move into boxing could be on the cards later down the line.
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I'm A Celebrity's Nigel Farage and Fred Sirieix butt heads over "European greed"
I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here viewers were treated to a rather awkward confrontation between Nigel Farage and Fred Sirieix.
Paris 2024 banks on further improvements to make River Seine suitable for swimming
PARIS : The River Seine is already suitable for bathing two days out of three on average in the summer, but Paris is hoping to further improve the water quality as next year's Olympics loom.
Will Fish gives update on his future amid Manchester United loan recall option
Manchester United defender Will Fish has insisted he is in no hurry to return to Old Trafford.
Could Europe's coastal wetlands address our climate change concerns?
When it comes to fighting climate change, we often think about planting more trees. But coastal wetlands capture and store carbon even better than tropical forests.
Work starts on new housing for the homeless
Work has started to build eight new ‘move-on homes’ for the homeless in Salford. The site at Eccles New Road is the first of two sites in Salford to deliver critically needed homes as part of the Government’s Rough Sleeping Accommodation Programme, known as RSAP.
"LOL! He bought cocktails in Manchester? Then moaned about the price?": Man's fury at being charged £31 for two cocktails at Sexy Fish sparks debate
If you're ordering cocktails at one of Manchester's newest and flashiest restaurants it's safe to assumer you're not going to be paying Wetherspoons' prices. But one customer at stylish new bar Sexy Fish in Spinningfields was left scratching his head after getting a bill that 'made no sense'.
Inside the mysterious new Manchester bar where men aren't supposed to talk to women first
In 1930s Tokyo, a series of underground clubs were the place to be. These underground meeting points, known as ‘kissas’, served as a space where jazz music - and other western cultural imports which would be frowned upon in wartime - could be enjoyed by the cognoscenti.