Hisense becomes first sponsor for FIFA's Club World Cup
Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense has signed on as the first official partner for next year's FIFA Club World Cup, global soccer's governing body said on Wednesday.
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Kate Garraway forced to halt Good Morning Britain to break tragic announcement
Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway had to interrupt the show to break a tragic announcement on Wednesday (October 30). Whilst fronting the ITV news programme, Kate reported to viewers that 51 people had died in Valencia, Spain, due to severe flash floods.
Households in council tax bands A to E could save up to £400 a year on energy bills
People in certain council tax bands could save hundreds a year on energy bills by using a government scheme. The Great British Insulation Scheme could save low-income households up to £400 annually on fuel bills through new energy efficiency upgrades.
Woman caught rescuing pet dog in terrifying Valencia floods as dozens killed in Spain storms
Dozens of people have been killed in Spain after horrific storms swept through the country on Tuesday.
After shock Cup exit, dejected Dortmund will go through tough run together, says Kehl
BERLIN : Borussia Dortmund's German Cup second round exit on Tuesday at VfL Wolfsburg confirmed their struggling form with a third loss in seven days, but the team will get through the rough times united, said sports director Sebastian Kehl.
'I gave up' - Roy Keane has already identified a Manchester United issue Ruben Amorim must fix
Former captain Roy Keane has already identified a major flaw in Manchester United's dressing room that Ruben Amorim will have to try and fix, if he is appointed as the club's next manager.
Housing estate proposed at controversial ‘green’ site where plans have been thrown out twice before
A third bid has been made to build homes on green land following a series of planning rejections.
Pub hits back as customers slam 'madness' £25 Full English breakfast
A well-regarded pub has angrily responded to disgruntled customers criticising its £25 Full English breakfast.