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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has overseen a “culture shift” regarding transfers at Manchester United, according to Phil Neville.
TV adverts by Mondelez and Volkswagen are the first to be banned under new gender stereotyping rules.
A governor at a Kent prison plagued by violence has been criticised for holding a weapons amnesty in an attempt to prevent inmates stabbing each other.
Bayern Munich are interested in signing Philippe Coutinho on loan, should he not be involved in a potential swap deal with Paris Saint-Germain which would involve Neymar returning to Barcelona, according to Sky in Germany.
Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard insisted Mason Mount started at Manchester United “on absolute merit” following criticism from Jose Mourinho on Sunday.
The family of Nora Quoirin have said the body found is that of the missing London teenager.
A woman has been sentenced to 25 months in prison after starting a major fire at Nottingham railway station.
Students getting university offers based on predicted grades is “deeply unfair” and would be replaced by a new system under a Labour government, the party has pledged.
A Team GB silver medallist has told critics to “body shame elsewhere” after being told she was “too skinny” on Twitter.
A Metropolitan Police officer will be investigated after appearing on the Nigerian version of Big Brother without permission.
