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Here in Manchester we’re lucky enough to have a number of must-visit coffee shops, selling the very best coffee and whipping up all manner of treats from cakes and pastries to all-day brunch. Now, one in the city centre - known for attracting big queues - has been named as the UK’s most popular independent coffee shop.
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Temporary drop-in pitches prepared by Adelaide Oval curator Damian Hough will be used for the upcoming T20 World Cup games in the USA with the ICC building a temporary seating gallery of 34,000 capacity for the marquee game between India and Pakistan in New York on June 9. ICC's Event Director Chris Tetley informed that the high-profile Indo-Pak clash will be held at the Nassau County ground, which is 25 km from east of Manhattan and the temporary gallery that will hold "more spectators than any ground in England as well as Wankhede Stadium" in Mumbai.
A woman desperate to have the same hairline as her identical twin sister has spent £5,500 on two hair transplants. Rebecca Chadwick, 29, went ahead with the major procedures to help boost her confidence after comparing her receding hairline to her sister's.
A teenager who successfully hatched a quail from eggs she bought from the supermarket adores her "special" pal.
The 2022 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ is part of a limited-edition series of just 30 models.
While electric vehicles are gaining the lion's share of the attention for carbon-neutral technology at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), hydrogen energy has snuck its way back into the conversation thanks to two automotive giants.
Parents are having to fork out hundreds of pounds in non-refundable fees to get their children on nursery waiting lists. New research shows that some families have been forced to pay almost £200 to get their child on a list at their chosen setting, despite no guarantee of actually getting a space.