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Temperatures have plummeted as freezing conditions hit Greater Manchester - and the weather could be even colder tonight. A yellow Met Office weather warning is in force for ice today (January 8).
Manchester United could be set for a busy January transfer window if the latest reports are to be believed.
Recent transfer windows for Manchester City have been judged on who has stayed as much as who has come in.
The awful weather that we’ve had so far in 2025 might have put a dampener on some of our new year fitness goals, but now that we’re through the worst of it, there really are no excuses. As such, there’s never been a better time to invest in a smart watch, and you can currently pick up a refurbished Samsung Galaxy Watch for under £40 using an incredible Wowcher offer.
Three of Spain's most beloved holiday spots have been branded "forbidden" for travel this year by a top travel guide. Fodor's 2025 'No List' has singled out Majorca, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands as destinations to avoid due to over-tourism.
The January transfer window is officially open and the Manchester United rumour mill has gone into overdrive.
When Manchester United's football committee went through the squad last summer and assessed who could be sold to raise funds to reinvest, they alighted on only a handful of 'untouchables', those players who simply weren't for sale, no matter the offer.
April will see pensioners benefit from a 4.1 per cent increase in the New and Basic State Pensions, with additional components also rising by 1.7 per cent. This is due to the Triple Lock mechanism, which causes state pensions to rise yearly by either: May to July's average wage growth, September's CPI, or a minimum of 2.5 per cent—whichever is highest.