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Ryan Thomas had admitted he wanted the 'ground to swallow him up' after falling over twice during his routine on Sunday night's Dancing On Ice. The former Coronation Street star went on to thank fans for their support.
Work to upgrade Manchester Oxford Road station is set to start within weeks. The front of the station will be redesigned with new ticket barriers installed in a move which promises to give passengers a 'smoother experience' by alleviating queues during peak hours.
Manchester United have not decided whether to rebuild or revamp Old Trafford, according to Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham.
Sarah Nurse and Saroya Tinker know what it's like to feel different, like an outsider.
Lead singer of the Happy Mondays Shaun Ryder has said the band will be "going to bed for about three or four years" when they take a break after their upcoming UK tour.
Former captain Michael Vaughan feels Australia looked jaded in the recent home Test series against the West Indies and said England stand a great chance in next year's Ashes if a "Dad's Army" is fielded by their arch-rivals. Vaughan said most of the players in the current Australian Test side are ageing and the need of the hour is to infuse fresh talent in order to continue dominating world cricket. Australia drew the recent two-Test series against the West Indies, who have a poor record Down Under.
Manager Steve King believes weekend results could impact how his Deal side and Challenge Cup Semi-Final opponents Erith Town approach their final-four fixture.
John Brown insists players make a judgement on managers in the inner sanctum of the dressing room every bit as quickly as supporters do in the stands. Luckily for the Rangers’ nine-in-a-row legend sussing out Graeme Souness and Walter Smith was about as easy as it comes considering the league title was delivered nine times in his near-decade at Ibrox.