Canada's Laurent Duvernay-Tardif retires from pro football
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is embarking on a new chapter of his life.
Pandemic Sport News
Mayfield Park to grow by three acres and will soon boast offices, cafes and a 'transport hub'
New offices and a car park will be built next to Manchester’s newest park as part of the regeneration of the Mayfield area of the city.
Housing bubble risk deflates across the world - except in one European city
The risk of a real estate bubble has shrunk globally following price corrections in 25 cities across the world, according to a study by Swiss bank UBS.
Council services in Stockport won't be cut despite £44m deficit
Services for Stockport residents will not be cut despite the need to find £44m in savings by 2027, the council's cabinet member for finance has confirmed.
‘World’s longest queue’ hits Birmingham airport as UK flight chaos continues
Birmingham is the latest UK airport to suffer chaos as European travel picks up, with thousands of passengers caught up in queues today.
Subvariant BA.2: What we know about the globally dominant 'Stealth Omicron' COVID strain
Just as governments across the world have eased COVID-19-related restrictions, the spectre of another wave of the virus is sparking concern among the scientific community.
'Stealth Omicron': Is subvariant BA.2 a more transmissible strain of COVID and should we be worried?
Just as governments across the world have voiced their intentions to ease COVID-19-related restrictions, the spectre of another wave of the virus is sparking concern among the scientific community.
What is it like to be a professional footballer during the pandemic?
UEFA reported that the pandemic has cost the games 7.5 billion euros in the last two years, with most of the losses, 88%, being attributed to reduced ticket sales.