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Uncertainty over the future of the Revolution bar chain is set to continue after a brand-saving buyout package was rejected by shareholders. This year, the chain has already shuttered 18 bars in an effort to save the business and make it attractive to investors.
Pakistan are dangerous opponents for the best of teams in major tournaments but they could face a rocky road in their quest for a first Twenty20 World Cup title since their sole triumph in 2009 after a radical overhaul in recent months.
BERLIN: Borussia Dortmund are clear underdogs in the Champions League final against 14-time winners Real Madrid but the Germans' surprise European run this season has been in sharp contrast to their rollercoaster domestic campaigns.
New Zealand have long made a virtue of taking each challenge as it comes and while it might not make for much excitement at press conference time, it has not harmed their performances at major tournaments.
A couple have said they cut their £2,700 three-week five star beach resort holiday short because after having to walk nearly an hour to escape the pool bar’s blaring techno music.
It is now five days since Bruno Fernandes carefully removed the lid of the FA Cup before thrusting it to the heavens on a day a Manchester United dignitary's spouse dubbed "a miracle".
There’s still a few more days left of half term to enjoy, and if you’re stuck for ideas on where to take the kids then help is at hand, as we might have something for you. You may not know it but Greater Manchester is in fact home to one of the UK’s best arcades.
Defending champion Iga Swiatek said she would needed to have been "pretty naive" to think she could beat Naomi Osaka after falling match point down before recovering to win a French Open thriller on Wednesday. The world number one fought back from the brink of defeat to outlast Osaka 7-6 (7/1), 1-6, 7-5 and keep her bid for a third successive Roland Garros title on track. Swiatek trailed 5-2 in the deciding set against fellow four-time Grand Slam champion Osaka, saving a match point on her opponent's serve and winning the final five games to avoid a shock early exit.