Man United youngster pokes fun at Liverpool star as Facundo Pellistri sends message to wingers
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines on Thursday, September 14.
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The 'doom-spiral' of 'unsustainable spending' on children's services
Councils in England are in a 'doom-spiral' of spending on children's services and social care, according to a new report. Vulnerable children are only getting help in emergency situations rather than having a focus on earlier preventative work, the report by Pro Bono Economics said - despite years of increased spending.
Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins 2023 line-up and air date confirmed
The line-up for the 2023 series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins has been confirmed along with its air date. Sixteen well-known faces will take on one of the toughest challenges of their lives when they’re put through a gruelling stage of SAS selection in the Channel 4 programme's fifth series.
Cardinals' Adam Wainwright to play own songs during farewell - ESPN
BALTIMORE — Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright will perform on an entirely different stage before bidding farewell to St. Louis fans and life on the baseball diamond.
University of Bolton wants to change its name
The University of Bolton is planning to remove the town from its name as part of a major rebrand. The higher education institution has applied to change its name to the University of Greater Manchester in a move it hopes will attract more international students and be seen as more prestigious.
Coronation Street fans spot secret reference to another show as Aadi and Courtney affair exposed
There were explosive scenes in Coronation Street as Aadi Alahan's affair with Courtney Vance was exposed during Wednesday night's episode of the ITV soap (September 13). Aadi was caught in the act when his dad Dev found him kissing Courtney at the bistro during a lunch to celebrate a deal with supermarket Freshco.
The Range set to buy Wilko brand in £5m deal
The Range is set to buy the Wilko brand following the high street retailer's collapse in a deal worth £5m.
More Greater Manchester buildings confirmed as having RAAC, prompting fears about their potential use to house refugees
More Greater Manchester buildings have been confirmed as having dangerous crumbling concrete - prompting fears about their proposed use to house refugees. Two sites in Trafford have reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) - part of Altrincham's Grafton Centre shopping complex; and an empty shop unit on Crofts Banks Road, Urmston.