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It was a court case that gripped the nation. Evidence and dramatic testimony was read by hundreds of thousands of people as teacher Rebecca Joynes went on trial at Manchester Crown Court accused of having sex with two pupils she taught at a Greater Manchester school.
Erik ten Hag was in good form after Manchester United's win against Newcastle, so it wasn't a surprise he arrived at his press conference the next day with a spring in his step.
Erik ten Hag didn't speak to Marcus Rashford after a video emerged of a Manchester United supporter confronting the forward before facing Newcastle at Old Trafford.
With her 'dream' career already in the rear view mirror, Rebecca Joynes desperately fought to save her good name and her liberty. In the process, she was accused of exploiting her gender and motherhood in an ultimately failed bid to gain sympathy from those who would decide her fate.
It was the middle of the summer when the police knocked at the door of Rebecca Joynes’ apartment. The flat was part of a luxury complex with a 24-hour gym, cinema room, concierge and picturesque views of Salford Quays and Manchester United’s home ground. It was also a crime scene.
Exits are teased but returns double in Coronation Street next week. It starts in the ITV soap with a hungover Simon Barlow who admits he remembers little about the previous day. With Leanne having left for a treat, Nick Tilsley and Toyah Battersby despair.
Jurors have returned their verdict in the trial of a teacher accused of having sex with two pupils. Rebecca Joynes, 30, has been found guilty of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child.
LONDON : Liverpool's outgoing manager Juergen Klopp said he would vote for VAR to be scrapped in the Premier League, saying the people operating the system are not good enough.