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Hundreds of thousands of Brits will be flying abroad in the coming days as families jet off for the Easter holidays. Manchester Airport alone estimates that more than 320,000 passengers will pass through the airport over the bank holiday weekend.
Two children who boarded a train at Manchester Piccadilly were found to be missing from their home in London.
Following his side's four run win over Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in their Indian Premier League (IPL) match, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) all-rounder Andre Russell said that pacer Harshit Rana wanted the last over and lauded the young pacer for coming back well after conceding a six while defending 13 runs in the final over. Despite an all-round show by Russell, SRH's Heinrich Klaasen threatened to ruin KKR's party and dented the Rs 24-plus crore prize-tagged Mitchell Starc's IPL comeback with some massive sixes. But a win was not meant to be for SRH as Harshit managed to keep his composure and defended 13 runs in the last over despite Klaasen hitting him for a massive six early on. Harshit went on to pick up two wickets, including that off Klaasen.
The vehicle conveying officials of Delta Queens FC that was involved in an accident during the week
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and Manchester United have inked a multi-year partnership which will see the carrier serve as the football club’s official commercial airline.
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A 'loving and caring' young man sent a series of heartbreaking final text messages to his girlfriend shortly before taking his own life, an inquest heard.
The sister-in-law of South Korean international Hwang Ui-jo was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday for posting private explicit videos of the footballer online and trying to blackmail him. The defendant, who has not been named, was accused of sharing the videos on social media while pretending to be an ex-girlfriend accusing him of infidelity. The release of the videos sparked a separate police investigation into the Nottingham Forest striker over whether the sexual encounters were filmed illegally without consent. Hwang has denied the allegations and prosecutors have yet to clear or formally charge him.