'I have the balls’ - Carlos Tevez on managing rivals of boyhood club Boca Juniors
Two months into his tenure as manager of Argentine club Independiente, Carlos Tevez employed a school teacher to his backroom staff.
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DWP issued warning over 'incredibly complex' pension system amid 'unacceptable' poverty
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has increased the amount of money that retired people receive through the State Pension this month to over £11,500 per year - but research has found that around one in five pensioners are still living in poverty, despite the large rise in payments, with many being forced to sell all or part of their homes to fund their golden years.
Glastonbury 2024 tickets up for grabs in ‘golden ticket’ chocolate giveaway - here’s how you can try to win one
Successfully securing tickets to Glastonbury is a mission in itself - and after having waited in virtual queues for what feels like days many will have found themselves unable to get their hands on prime spots to the festival.
Economist James K. Boyce on the link between inequality and the environment
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European Union announces €7.4 billion package of aid for Egypt
The European Union on Sunday announced a €7.4 billion aid package for cash-strapped Egypt amid concerns that economic pressure and conflicts and chaos in neighbouring countries could drive more migrants to European shores.
People are dying because their homes are too cold
Six people die every day during winters in the north west because their homes are too cold, according to campaigners. New analysis of official data published by Greenpeace UK estimates there have been more than 8,000 excess winter deaths in the region since 2013.
Manchester United could finally do what Ralf Rangnick recommended in transfer market
The word from Manchester United is they wanted to spend more in the summer. They pleaded poverty until transfer deadline day, using funds from Dean Henderson's underwhelming £15million fee to recruit Sofyan Amrabat on loan.
DWP confirms rule change for almost one million people on Universal Credit
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced a rule change that it says will affect around one million people on Universal Credit.