German auto and engineering workers to get 5.5% wage rise after union negotiations
Germany’s biggest industrial union reached an agreement with employers on Tuesday over a wage dispute within the country's metal and electrical industry.
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Ruben Amorim has three Manchester United issues to address - he's proved he can solve them all
Ruben Amorim is now Manchester United head coach having begun his reign on Monday.
'Solid' Alexander Zverez Eases Past Andrey Rublev As Carlos Alcaraz Falters Against Casper Ruud
Alexander Zverev opened his campaign at the ATP Finals in Turin on Monday evening by dispatching Andrey Rublev 6-4, 6-4 in their round-robin opener. In the afternoon match, Casper Ruud romped through the opening set before fighting back from 5-2 behind in the second to beat an out-sorts Carlos Alcaraz 6-1, 7-5. Germany's Zverev had last faced Russian Rublev at the same stage of the finals in 2023 and won by the same score. Zverev, a two-time winner of this event in 2018 and 2021, moved to second in the John Newcombe group, behind Norway's Ruud.
2024 NBA in-season tournament: Format, schedule, groups - ESPN
The full schedule of the 2024 Emirates NBA Cup has officially been released.
Extended parental leave in Portugal faces delays until at least 2025
A proposal for extending fully paid parental leave in Portugal to six months is currently under parliamentary review but will not be approved by the end of this year as although the measure was sent for specialized discussion, a final vote date has yet to be scheduled.
Lee, Barcola star as PSG stay six points clear of Monaco in Ligue 1
Lee Kang-in and Bradley Barcola both scored twice in the first half as Paris Saint-Germain shrugged off their latest Champions League woes to win 4-2 at Angers on Saturday, the perfect response to a comeback victory for nearest challengers Monaco earlier.
Man City set for Club World Cup boost as draw beckons and Real Madrid and Bayern Munich watch on
FIFA unveiled their rulebook for the 2025 Club World Cup this week with an expected demand for sides to play their 'strongest teams' at the tournament.
Valencia government rules out resignations as anger grows over Spain flood response
Authorities in Valencia have ruled out any imminent resignations from the regional government as anger continues to grow over the response to catastrophic flooding which left at least 222 people dead.