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Two former Manchester United captains, Roy Keane and Gary Neville, have disagreed on whether Ruben Amorim will be given enough time to turn the club's fortunes around due to the length of his contract.
:Shubman Gill missed out on a century while Rishabh Pant scored a quick-fire 60 as India made 263 in response to New Zealand's 235 before their spinners reduced the tourists to 171-9 at stumps on day two of the low-scoring third test in Mumbai on Saturday.
A woman says she fears she may never 'get back to looking normal again' after contracting a terrible skin infection. Margaret McGurrin, from east Manchester, claims she was told to go to A&E immediately after seeing her GP earlier this month.
Thyroid cancer, a condition that could affect up to one in 20 people in the UK, often takes years to diagnose due to its symptoms being similar to many other conditions. A recent study conducted by the University of Aberdeen, in collaboration with several prominent thyroid charities, discovered that it takes an average of 4.5 years for a thyroid condition to be diagnosed.
He's comforted poorly children when they needed it most. Therapy dog Alfie, who has made countless youngsters smile for almost nine years during their treatment at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, has now retired.
Manuel Ugarte was not former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's preferred choice to bolster their midfield.
SINGAPORE: Wrapped around Jason Teh's left forearm is a tattoo he got three years ago reminding him of something close to his heart.
For new dementia patients, maintaining an exercise routine is tied to a 29 per cent lower risk of death in the years following diagnosis, according to a new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.