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Red Devils supporters have said they "remain sceptical" after the deal because the deeply unpopular Glazer family still runs the club.
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The Te Pāti Māori Party did well with their colourful theatrics at the opening ceremony of Parliament . They continue to make people aware of Māori culture...
Ratcliffe's INEOS wants to buy 25 per cent of Manchester United - but how rich is he?
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Glazer family’s sale of the football club has proven a protracted process
Big business swamped Liverpool’s Arena and Convention Centre, turning the Labour party conference into a mini-Davos. Google, Mastercard, Ikea and Barclays paid for exhibition stands next to the main conference hall. Deliveroo and Goldman Sachs held fringe events. The parliamentary lounge sponsor was Lloyds bank.