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Manchester United let Salford City use the indoor training facility at their old Cliff training ground this week, as the Ammies battled weather disruptions to prepare for their FA Cup third round clash with Manchester City on Saturday.
The UK is being hit by a quartet of viruses crippling hospitals - with one top GP warning that people are facing more severe effects of the winter illnesses.
Salford City director of football Ryan Giggs expects the club to get a hostile reception at the Etihad this weekend given the owner's links to Manchester United.
MELBOURNE : Two-times Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka is confident she will play her opening match against Caroline Garcia at the Grand Slam even though the results of a scan on her abdominal injury were not "fantastic".
MELBOURNE : Taylor Fritz has no plans to deviate from his usual Grand Slam approach when he begins his Australian Open campaign and says he is focused on taking it one game at a time as he chases a first major title.
MELBOURNE : A crushing defeat by Aryna Sabalenka in last year's Australian Open final sent Zheng Qinwen into a tailspin last season and a year on the young Chinese talent is yet to overcome her Belarusian nemesis.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Tears welled in Drew Allar's eyes and began to fall down the Penn State quarterback's face as he spoke about a game that was in his grasp, until it wasn't.
A petition, which has gathered more than 14,900 signatures, is urging the UK Government to boost the weekly State Pension to £549 for everyone over 60, including British expats. As the petition, started by Denver Johnson, has surpassed 10,000 signatures, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is now required to provide a written response.