From Luxembourg to Swiss wine country: Lesser known UNESCO sites to visit in 2024
If you’re a keen traveller, you’ll no doubt have global icons like the Taj Mahal, the Great Barrier Reef and the Great Wall of China on your ‘must visit’ list.
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Extra bee network buses rolled out to some Greater Manchester routes
Extra buses will rolled out across Greater Manchester this month in a move aimed at making services more reliable and on time. The additional Bee Network buses are expected to boost services on several routes in Bolton, Wigan and parts of Bury and Salford.
NBA playoffs betting: How to bet each first-round series - ESPN
How should you bet the first round of the NBA playoffs?
Premier League set for imminent points deduction update amid Man City title impact
The Premier League is set to provide an update on the potential points deduction that could impact Manchester City.
Investigation finds ‘misleading’ origin labelling in supermarkets such as Asda, Aldi and Sainsbury's
An investigation has found misleading and meaningless supermarket country-of-origin labels could be leaving shoppers struggling to find out where their food comes. The research found loose cauliflowers, red cabbage, courgettes and onions at Sainsbury’s, peppers, melons and mangoes at Asda and spring onions at Aldi had no visible origin labelling on the shelf or the products themselves, researchers for Which? Found.
The Paris Olympics menu: more French, more local, less meat
PARIS : Athletes at this year's Olympics will be eating mostly French food, with a focus on local and organic fresh produce and a much smaller share of meat than at previous Games.
Virginia law allows schools to pay athletes for NIL - ESPN
Schools in Virginia will be able to directly pay athletes via name, image and likeness deals thanks to a state law signed Thursday morning, marking another significant step in the professionalization of college sports.
Why Mike Trout wants to win only with the Angels - ESPN
ON AN UNCOMMONLY crisp afternoon in the middle of December, new Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington arrived in Bridgeton, New Jersey, for his first meeting with his most important player. Washington, hired a month earlier, drove up to Mike Trout's sprawling, custom-built mansion alongside his two new outfield coaches, Bo Porter and Eric Young Sr. They toured Trout's expansive basement workout room, put up some shots in the neighboring basketball court and settled into the den for a conversation that lasted close to four hours.