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Erik ten Hag is eyeing another big transfer splurge during his second summer in charge at Manchester United with a view to unleashing a stunning starting XI next season

Dr Angela Eastvold testified on Wednesday and said that Sanderson had reported to his doctors that he was drinking five to six drinks, two to three times a week

Liverpool are back in action when they make the dreaded trip to Manchester City and there could be some added spice onto the fixture after Andy Robertson and Rodri's spat

Rarely does a day go by at Chelsea without some kind of drama and the latest surrounds both current striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and former manager Thomas Tuchel

The Met Office has warned the public of potential destruction from forecasted high-speed winds over the next few days, with severe travel delays, falling trees and power cuts expected

Arsene Wenger has been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame after masterminding the Invincibles season, but the current Arsenal squad have a chance to emulate that side

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has one eye on the summer transfer window - as the Dutchman looks to finally replace Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo

He gave the speech while attending a white-tie state banquet at Bellevue Palace, hosted by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Michael Jackson's crumbling former home had reportedly fallen into chaos - but incredible new pics show some of the quirky old attractions have been restored along with brand new rides and more animals

Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson earned places in the Premier League Hall of Fame after many a brilliant battle at the helms of Arsenal and Manchester United respectively

Luis Diaz has been out since October but is now back in first-team training ahead of Liverpool's trip to Manchester City with the Colombian potentially taking a spot on the bench

A new study by researchers from the University of Georgia concluded humans are still "far away" from reaching maximum life span - with the potential to reach 140

Katie Price has defended on-off partner Carl Woods after posting a cryptic story to her Instagram page about narcissists - hitting back and claiming her update had nothing to do with the former Love Island star

They are the worst affected of minority ethnic groups, who pay an average of £250 more overall, with people of colour said to have spent £180m more than white people on car premiums last year

The large fall in salaries is making worse the staffing crisis in institutions that teach vocational courses such as childcare. College teachers pay has dropped by 18% compared to 13% for those who work in schools

The homelessness charity Shelter has accused the Government of 'dragging its heels' on crucial reforms to the rental sector, leaving tenants in a 'terrible catch 22'

Research shows American bulldogs were most often targeted, and only one in four dogs were returned to their owners - and the problem could be even worse than the data shows

The saltiest was Hovis White Since 1886 cob, with 1.48g per 100g of bread, around three slices, compared to 0.34g in a packet of Walkers crisps

Manchester United target Kim Min-jae, who has enjoyed a stellar season with Napoli, found himself in hot water with those in his homeland after comments he made following a South Korea defeat

Ferne McCann is thinks she's worked out the gender of her unborn baby after being struck down with an illness throughout her pregnancy

Jordan Monaghan, who is currently serving a life sentence with a minimum term of 48 years, brazenly told cops he watched the Bruce Willis classic as he murdered baby Ruby on New Year's Day

This Morning's soap expert Sharon Marshall has taken to Twitter to apologise after wrongly announcing a Coronation Street exit live on the ITV morning show

Julia Lang-Malone was wondering why the bathroom in her new home in Gold Coast, Australia, smelt disgusting and peeled back the shower unit to find out why

The universal basic income program, which is known as BIG: LEAP, will see 3,200 low-income households without $1,000 (£800) a month after the scheme was set up to help pay for backdated bills and rent

Before his untimely death, Paul O'Grady is said to have endured an exhausting seven months in which he took on as much work as possible after he felt forced to quit his BBC Radio 2 show