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Steve Bruce is poised to make an emotional return to the dugout this weekend for the first time since the devastating loss of his four-month-old grandson, Madison. Appointed as Blackpool's new manager last month, Bruce took a step back from football to grieve after the tragic event.
Ruben Amorim enrolled into a coaching internship under Jose Mourinho at Manchester United six years ago and was later branded as the "new Mourinho" by the man himself.
Thyroid cancer, a condition that could affect up to one in 20 people in the UK, often takes years to diagnose due to its symptoms being similar to many other conditions. A recent study conducted by the University of Aberdeen, in collaboration with several prominent thyroid charities, discovered that it takes an average of 4.5 years for a thyroid condition to be diagnosed.
Strictly Come Dancing sensation Jowita Przystal has spoken out about her "connection" with Pete Wicks.
Manchester United finally found their shooting boots in Wednesday's 5-2 Carabao Cup win against Leicester City - although they still have an ongoing concern in that area.
The inquest has opened into the death of a man who claimed the lives of four people in a head-on crash when he drove the wrong way down the M6.
Scientists have suggested that limiting sugar exposure in the first 1,000 days of life could reduce the risk of developing chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure later in life. They believe this early period - from conception to the age of two - is a critical window where poor diet can have long-term health impacts.
Experts have issued a stark warning after findings showed tins of tuna sold in the UK may carry dangerous levels of toxic metal. A study involving 150 cans purchased across France, Italy, Spain, Germany, and Britain revealed "contamination" with methylmercury.