Manchester United handed Casemiro blow as Lisandro Martinez shares injury update
Manchester United are straight back to business in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon with a match against Fulham at Craven Cottage (12.30pm).
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Has Belgium become a haven for people wanting to end their life?
Belgium's euthanasia law, introduced in 2002, allows foreigners to submit a request to end their life in the country. This uniqueness attracts patients from neighbouring countries, including many from France.
'The silent pandemic': What is the EU doing to fight Antimicrobial Resistance?
Back in 2013, Iñaki Morán spent 20 consecutive days in bed. His body had been ambushed by bacteria resistant to medicines. It was to be the first in a long list of similar attacks.
‘Be patient’ - Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez gives injury update
Lisandro Martinez says he is having to be patient in his recovery from his metatarsal injury after suffering the issue for a second time in five months.
Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton died after 'accidental' care home fall, inquest hears
A coroner has ruled the death of Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton was 'accidental' after an inquest heard he suffered a fall at a care home, it was confirmed today.
Erik ten Hag could be about to get a solution to Manchester United's problem position
Manchester United have a whole lot more than 99 problems and the right side of the pitch is just one.
Greater Manchester has a unique mental health problem - and people are dying
Mental health services across Greater Manchester are suffering from £90million of under-investment, according to a shocking report. The revelation follows an ‘independent diagnostic’ commissioned by Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board, which concluded the huge shortfall compared to elsewhere in the UK.
Man City player is latest victim of top-flight football's crass nature
We’ve talked about the three players for each Manchester club City and United who are impressing on the field after only a month of Women’s Super League action. But then there are folk who have fallen by the wayside, those who are yet to impress at the top-tier of English football this season, and then there's visceral disappointment.