Manchester United's next four Premier League games will tell us a lot about Erik ten Hag
Manchester United have endured a nightmare start to the campaign - but all is not lost.
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ITV GMB slammed for Thomas Markle interview as he 'begs' to see grandchildren
Good Morning Britain viewers slammed Monday's edition of the programme (September 18) as Thomas Markle appeared on the show and 'begged' to see his grandchildren.
"We need to talk openly about cancer because having that conversation with my sister saved my life" - womb cancer survivor urges others to be aware of symptoms
Tracey Jacques, 52, credits one small bit of knowledge with saving her life.
Bars, restaurants and 'artisan' businesses set to be created in historic railway arches
A series railway arches in the historic heart of Salford looks set to be converted into vibrant commercial outlets like mocrobreweries, bars, restaurants and cafes.
Charity cuts ties with Russell Brand following allegations against comedian
A charity that aims to end violence against women has cut ties with supporter Russell Brand after he was accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse during a seven-year period at the height of his fame. Four women have alleged sexual assaults occurred between 2006 and 2013, when Brand was working for BBC Radio 2 and Channel 4 as well as starring in Hollywood films.
Erik ten Hag reacts to Manchester United fans booing decision to substitute Rasmus Hojlund
Erik ten Hag regarded the booing of Rasmus Hojlund's removal in Manchester United's 3-1 home defeat to Brighton as a positive.
Chile bring festival feel despite debut defeats
BORDEAUX, France : Chile's rugby team echoed their fans' exuberance just in being at their first World Cup, shrugging off back-to-back losses against Japan and Samoa to celebrate their presence at the sport's biggest tournament.
Raging Rangers fan puts Michael Beale sack talk down to cancel culture as Kenny Miller rips into 'knee-jerk' reaction
One irate Rangers fan reckons the cries from some supporters to sack Michael Beale are tantamount to 'cancel culture', and Kenny Miller says it's all knee-jerk.