A China-UK Dragon Boat Culture Exchange event, themed "Boating Together, Mutual Learning Among Civilizations," was held in Salford, UK, on June 12. Over 100 representatives from both countries gathered to promote cultural exchange and dialogue. The event highlighted the spirit of dragon boating and fostered deeper understanding between the two nations.
Paul Quinn, 52, sentenced to 24 years for 2003 Salford rape; Andrew Malkinson, wrongly imprisoned for 17 years for the crime, calls the sentence an 'insult'
Andrew Malkinson, wrongly imprisoned for 17 years for a rape he didn't commit, calls the 24-year sentence of the actual perpetrator, Paul Quinn, an 'insult'
Leeds Rhinos overcome a 16-8 halftime deficit to defeat St Helens 18-16, claiming the Super League summit with Jake Connor's pivotal performance.
Salford City has sacked manager Karl Robinson nine days after their 3-0 play-off final loss to Notts County. Robinson, who had been in charge for nearly two and a half years, was dismissed with immediate effect by the club's board.
Notts County secured promotion to League One by defeating Salford City 3-0 in the English domestic season final at Wembley. Alassana Jatta, Lucas Ness, and Jodi Jones scored for County, whose Danish owners utilize data analytics, contrasting with Salford's celebrity ownership.
Notts County, the world's oldest professional football club, faces Salford City, co-owned by Gary Neville and David Beckham, in the League Two promotion play-off final. Both teams aim for promotion to League One, with Salford seeking their first-ever ascent and Notts aiming to return after 11 years.
Richard Manville, a self-described proud secular Jew who has lived in Salford all his life, is leaving the UK for Israel citing intolerable antisemitism. He told BBC's Judith Moritz that making the move was traumatic, as he never thought he'd leave his home. His decision was reinforced by hundreds of abusive messages he received online after speaking publicly about leaving. A recent survey suggests one in five British Jews are considering moving to Israel in the next five years.
Manchester City faces Southampton in an FA Cup semi-final, with City aiming for a fourth consecutive final appearance and Southampton seeking their first final since 2003.
West Bromwich Albion have been deducted two points for breaching EFL Profitability and Sustainability Rules after exceeding the £39m Upper Loss Threshold over three years. The breach is less than £2m – the smallest ever in EFL Championship and Premier League history. The club disagrees with the decision and is considering an appeal.
⚽ All the latest football news heading into a huge weekend⚽ Fixtures | Tables | Get the Football Daily email | Mail JohnHere’s your quiz of the week, see if you can beat my 10/15.Freddie Woodman’s dad, Andy, had to watch his Bromley team lose from the stands at Salford last night. A big home win for Gary Neville’s club, Paul Scholes was watching on, and automatic promotion might be on. Bromley have to wait and see if they win the League Two title. So much to play for in the EFL. Continue reading...
Sebastian Coe discusses the uncertainty surrounding Manchester United's stadium project, while Liverpool fans protest ticket price hikes. Meanwhile, the BBC faces criticism for cancelling Football Focus, and Millwall receives an apology for an insensitive council booklet.
Take Back Power, which targets the super-rich, says seven members were arrested at a training sessionSeven people from an activist group calling for higher taxes on the super-rich have been arrested by police on suspicion of conspiracy to steal.Police confirmed that six women and one man were detained in Salford, Greater Manchester, on Sunday over what they said was a coordinated plan to steal from high-end stores. Continue reading...
Hosts concede 13 tries as season of regression continuesMcCall: ‘One of the better wing performances I’ve seen’There was a time when Sale were largely unbeatable at home, their uninviting base on the outskirts of Salford inhospitable to visitors and a fortress to Alex Sanderson’s players. Not any longer.Not for the first time this season, Sale were reduced to Mancunian rubble in front of their own supporters as they slipped to a record Prem defeat while Saracens romped to a record victory in the competition. Sanderson is a passionate, engaging rugby man but scrutiny will now increase on a tenure stretching over five years in which Sale’s ambitious owners have spent big without reward. Continue reading...
