Italiano confirms Fiorentina exit after win over Atalanta
Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Italiano confirmed he was leaving the Serie A club after their season-ending win over Atalanta on Sunday.
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Don't tie a ribbon on your suitcase, warns airport baggage handler
A baggage handler has shared some crucial tips to ensure your luggage gets through the airport swiftly and safely. Losing your luggage is one of the worst travel nightmares, right up there with cancelled flights and rerouted planes.
Mum leaves parents 'mind-blown' with 'effortless' sweet packet trick for kids
Nowadays there's a life hack for anything.
Foden, England aim to bring joy to fans at Euros
Midfielder Phil Foden said England have been gradually improving as a team and that they are hoping to give their supporters a "once-in-a-lifetime" feeling by winning the European Championship in Germany.
Indian golfer Ashok aims for consistency ahead of Paris Games
Aditi Ashok's consistency over four rounds at the Tokyo Olympics nearly proved enough to clinch an unlikely podium spot, and the 26-year-old believes she needs to rediscover it if she hopes to go a step further and win a medal at this year's Paris Games.
'For sure' - Borussia Dortmund boss makes bold Jadon Sancho prediction ahead of Man United return
Borussia Dortmund head coach Edin Terzic is confident Manchester United's Jadon Sancho will feature in another Champions League final at some point in his career following Saturday night's 2-0 defeat to Real Madrid at Wembley.
Teen woke up one day completely blind after eye condition diagnosis aged nine
Kitty Hinde, 19 woke up blind just weeks after meeting her new boyfriend Sam, 22. Kitty, who has been visually impaired for most of her life due to glaucoma, said the experience brought them "much closer".
"You’ve heard of Curry Mile - this is Veggie Mile": The South Manchester suburb that’s packed with plant-based eateries
Just over 10 years ago, there seemed to be a lack of life in the South Manchester suburb of Withington. Bumping shoulders with student-centric Fallowfield on one side and posh’n’pricey Didsbury on the other, the commercial centre of the village was a mishmash of charity shops and barbers.