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Residents were forced to remain indoors on Sunday night (September 24) as a block of flats was cordoned off following reports of a 'suspicious substance' being found.
It was all chalk through the first round, but the semifinals of the 2023 WNBA playoffs are set: The No. 2 seed New York Liberty will square off against the No. 3 seed Connecticut Sun, while the top-seeded Las Vegas Aces will face the No. 4 seed Dallas Wings.
Manchester's rock bar Jimmy's has announced its shock closure of one of its venues. Owners have announced it's sister venue, in Liverpool, is to close its doors permanently at the end of September.
Strictly Come Dancing fans were left shocked after former Judge Dame Arlene Philips, 80, told them she had ‘no patience’ after being forced to sit on the floor of a train. The choreographer and ex-dancer posted a selfie on Instagram sharing her predicament on Sunday, the day after the BBC One series returned for its first live show.
Baseball legend Babe Ruth played his last game as a Yankee in New York on this day in history, Sept. 24, 1934.
Edwin van der Sar is hoping to visit Old Trafford soon as he continues to recover from a brain haemorrhage suffered in July. The former Manchester United goalkeeper was admitted to hospital after suffering a bleed on the brain. He was on holiday with his family in Croatia at the time.
Scott Robertson insists twists of fate conspired to spoil Scott Brown’s time as Fleetwood boss but he’s still backing the Celtic legend to become a success in management.
Baseball legend Babe Ruth played his last game as a Yankee in New York on this day in history, Sept. 24, 1934.