LIVE: Police cordon in place at Salford Quays after stabbing with probe underway - latest updates
A police cordon is in place in Salford Quays this morning after a stabbing.
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Erik ten Hag lifts lid on Sir Jim Ratcliffe chats after Man United's Tottenham horror show
Erik ten Hag has revealed he held talks with Sir Jim Ratcliffe about potential improvements at Manchester United following their embarrassing 3-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur.
M62 LIVE updates: Huge queues and 70-minute delays amid 'multi-vehicle' crash
Huge queues are building on a stretch of the M62 this morning amid a 'multi-vehicle' crash.
Michael Schumacher's life-changing injury and recovery after accident
Ask any sports enthusiast to list their top 10 athletes of all time, and it's a safe bet that Michael Schumacher would feature prominently. The German F1 driver became synonymous with motor racing and success in the late 1990s and early 2000s, clinching a joint-record seven titles in the sport.
Sir Alex Ferguson has Erik ten Hag replacement 'preference' as Man United pressure mounts
Sir Alex Ferguson is a fan of Max Allegri and would support him as the next Manchester United manager, According to Italian reports. Despite being only six games into the season, there's chatter about a managerial change at Old Trafford following a disappointing start that has seen the Red Devils lose three times already.
Man City star Matheus Nunes to face no further action amid exaggerated 'arrest' reports
Matheus Nunes will face no action from Spanish authorities after reports that he was arrested in Madrid over the last international break were exaggerated.
Man United stars hung out to dry as Bruno Fernandes one of two praised by Benni McCarthy
Benni McCarthy has criticised Manchester United players following his unexpected departure earlier this year.
Euroviews. Von der Leyen should focus on implementation of EU's deforestation law, not its rollback
These last few months have been fraught with pushback against the EU’s bold new anti-deforestation regulation. Pressure has come from within the EU, egged on by the Austrian agriculture minister, and from external trading partners.