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Women's Nations League: Northern Ireland v Repubic of Ireland - All you need to know
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Tragic man found dead in Manchester named as police investigations continue
A man who was tragically found dead in a shop doorway in Manchester city centre has been named. Police and emergency services were called to Bloom Street in Manchester's Gay Village at 10.20am on Sunday (December 3) after the body of a man was discovered.
NBA in-season tournament - Dream final? What should change? - ESPN
The NBA's inaugural in-season tournament has reached the knockout rounds, which will see one team lift the NBA Cup and each of its players win $500,000 in prize money. What started with all 30 teams playing four group stage games has now been whittled down to eight quarterfinalists.
Blue Man Group to return to Manchester for EIGHT shows - marking first time in the UK for seven years
The Blue Man Group have announced EIGHT tour dates in Manchester which are set to feature their now-infamous blend of mind-bending arts and music.
India Start Favourites Against South Korea In Men's Junior Hockey World Cup Opener
Two-time champions India will look to make a winning start against Asian rivals Korea in their pursuit of another podium finish in the FIH men's Junior World Cup hockey tournament starting here on Tuesday. India have won the tournament twice, in 2001 in Hobart and 2016 in Lucknow, besides finishing runners-up once in Milton Keyes, England in 1997. In the last edition of the event in Bhubaneswar two years back, the Indians finished fourth and they would be hoping to clinch their fourth podium at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil here.
Struggling Jos Buttler vows to turn England form around after another failure
England captain Jos Buttler insists he won't "hide away" as his run of low scores continued in the opening game of their Caribbean tour.
Meet the Manchester taekwondo coach trying to impact disabled children's lives
A taekwondo coach from Manchester has used his 30 years worth of experience in the sport to coach disabled participants, featuring the opportunity to take part on the same mats as their Olympic and Paralympic heroes.