Co-op Live issue important message to fans with rescheduled tickets
Co-op Live bosses have issued an update regarding a series of rescheduled gigs at the venue. It follows weeks of disruption at £365m arena that originally due to open in April.
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Why chartered flights could be a game-changer for WNBA players - ESPN
Since the WNBA launched in 1997, teams have primarily traveled on commercial airlines due to financial reasons. And all travel parameters were part of the collective bargaining agreements between the league and players' union. But in recent years, the call for charter flights has grown more insistent.
Caitlin Clark, Fever embrace WNBA's approval of charter flights - ESPN
Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark already is one of the WNBA's most recognizable players.
Arteta would have taken current Arsenal position at beginning of season
LONDON : With two games remaining in their quest for a first Premier League title in 20 years, Arsenal are embroiled in a neck-and-neck battle with holders Manchester City - and it's a position manager Mikel Arteta said he would gladly have taken when the season kicked off.
Record-breaking April for Manchester Airport as Dublin and Dubai among top destinations
Manchester Airport has reported a record-breaking April as more than 2.4million passengers passed through the northern travel hub last month. This was up from 2.2million in 2023 and 25,000 more than the previous record in April 2019.
HSBC issues 'clone' scam warning to anyone with a holiday booked
Finance giant HSBC is warning the public of a rise in holiday-related scams, as the warm weather and dreams of summer have many of us looking for last-minute travel deals. But fraudsters are aware of this and could rob you of your summer getaway.
Met Office issues 10-hour thunderstorm warning for Greater Manchester
The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning which covers the whole of Greater Manchester. The yellow warning comes into effect at midday on Sunday and remains in place until 10pm.
'Chess May Look Cheap But It's Expensive': Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa
Indian chess Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa, who recently competed at the FIDE Candidates in Canada for the first time, stressed on the need for corporate sponsors in the sport, where training may seem "easy and cheap" but in reality its "very expensive". Praggnanandhaa, who enter a long term sponsorship agreement with Adani Group earlier this year, is currently in Poland participating in the Rapid and Blitz tournament. Talking about his time in Canada, he said, "The experience was very good. It is a big tournament where the pressure is huge.