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It is true that a broken clock is correct twice a day, and Manchester United are hoping that the signings of Marko Arnautovic and Adrien Rabiot might be able to alter a transfer policy that has been broken for almost a decade now.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers' use of the hallucinogenic drink ayahuasca during an offseason retreat isn't considered a violation of the NFL's drug policy.
Former captain Gary Neville has accused Manchester United's hierarchy of not giving manager Erik ten Hag the "tools he needs" following the club's opening day defeat to Brighton.
Manchester City might have underestimated Brighton's resolve in this transfer window, and could go into the season a player light as a result.
World Triathlon chiefs on Wednesday approved rules governing participation by transgender athletes in women's races including a four-year wait since last competing as a man.
World Triathlon approved a policy that requires transgender athletes to show their testosterone concentration is less than 2.5 nanomoles per litre continuously for at least two years to compete as females, the governing body said on Wednesday.
A Stockport restaurant has hit back at a customer who complained about changes to its bring your own booze (BYOB) offer. The Mekong Cat on Lower Hillgate in Stockport town centre has recently secured its alcohol licence and took to Instagram to announce the news, only for one customer to complain.
Liz Truss has abandoned a flagship policy to slash £8.8 billion from public sector pay after senior Conservatives warned that the plans would leave nurses, police officers and teachers poorer. The Tory leadership candidate was accused of 'levelling down' the nation and has now abandoned plans to pay workers in cheaper regions less than their counterparts in London and the South East.