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Graham Potter has suggested life in charge of Chelsea has impacted on his mental health. Potter took the reins at Chelsea in September after the club made the decision to part ways with Thomas Tuchel. Ad The former Brighton manager inherited a club that spent heavily in the summer, and the early signs were positive as the Blues embarked on a nine-game unbeaten run in all competitions under Potter.
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Councillors who featured in the Handforth council Zoom meeting that went viral say their lives became "hell" in the aftermath.
Farewell to the Bull and Bear, and hello to the Stock Market Grill. The Stock Exchange Hotel’s long-awaited new brasserie opens next week, and the Manchester Evening News got in for a first look.
The Captain Up Next We will be back around 6.30pm GMT tonight as we build up towards the first semi-final of the Players Championship with Ali Carter and Joe O'Connor colliding for a place in Sunday's final. See you then. Here is how Carter won the German Masters for a second time earlier this month.
MANAMA : The Haas Formula One team reckon they will save $250,000 in freight costs this season after slimming their pitwall perch down to a three-seater.
Kasia Gruchalla-Wesierski had a steel plate and 10 screws removed from her right collarbone two months ago, the final reminder of her road bike accident in 2021, six weeks before the Tokyo Olympics where she was to compete with Canada's women's eight rowing crew.
Bill France Sr. was a prominent mechanic and service station owner in Daytona Beach in the 1930s and 1940s; he raced cars on the city's wide sandy beaches. He founded NASCAR, the world's most popular stock-car racing circuit, on Feb. 21, 1948.