Man suffers potentially life-changing injuries after 'brutal attack' leaves him unconscious

Steven Gerrard, it's all about continuing a good start to the season.When you're at a club like Rangers, you're only one draw away from a crisis so Gerrard knows all about what he needs to do.And that's when the big decisions come. Do you make wholesale changes to rest players after a tough game or do you keep going and hope for the best?Speaking ahead of the game with Ross County, Gerrard said: “I won’t be making wholesale changes because it’s a really important game.

was rushed to hospital after being assaulted by another man on Melbourne Street, Harpurhey, today (Friday).

Vilailuck Teigen mourned her daughter Chrissy Teigen’s pregnancy loss on Thursday, October 1.“My heart aches,” the Pepper Thai Cookbook author, 58, captioned an emotional Instagram slideshow. “Love you so much baby Jack.”In the social media upload, Vilailuck held the little one in her arms at the hospital.

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attempted murder inquiry after a man was jumped in a Scots supermarket car park. The brutal attack happened at around 10.45pm on Sunday, September 27, on Main Street in Ayr.

Neil Lennon insisted his side had played well, but behind closed doors you can bet he had plenty of concerns over what was a turgid performance. With the games coming thick and fast the Parkhead boss may well be considering some changes for the visit of Hibs, and here are some he may have up his sleeve.

Miles Platting. Officers are now trying to establish how the man, in his 50s, came by his injuries.

Steven Gerrard's post match interview following the 4-0 win over Willem II on Thursday night and many Rangers fans think it hints at a change or two for Sunday's game against Motherwell.The Ibrox boss isn't one for making too many changes but he might have something up his sleeve for the trip to Fir Park.

Phillip Schofield has revealed the horrific moment a family member was caught up in a terrifying scooter accident.The This Morning presenter, 58, made the revelations during Thursday’s show, in which he discussed the dangers of E-scooters alongside co-host Holly Willoughby. Phillip chatted to host Alice Beer and deputy chief executive of brain injury charity Headway when he shared that his family member received “life threatening injuries”.

A man suffered burns and smoke inhalation after a fire at a home in Burnage today (Sunday).Fire crews were called to the home on Kingsway at around 1.30pm.The blaze was out by 2.30pm.A spokeswoman for the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said: "Fire engines from Withington, Wythenshawe and Stockport were quickly on the scene of a fire involving the rear bedroom of a two-storey building."Firefighters used four breathing apparatus, two hose reel jets, a Honeywell gas detector, a thermal

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man threatened to slit his sister’s throat as he struggled to cope after their mum suffered a heart attack.Shocked family members looked on as Alan O’Connor brandished a knife and warned his sister: “You’ll be the first.”Hamilton Sheriff Court heard that O’Connor, who had witnessed his dad being stabbed to death 11 years earlier, took his mum’s sudden illness badly and was drinking heavily.O’Connor, 37,

robbed in a vicious attack in Livingston on Saturday night which left him with facial injuries. The 14-year-old had been walking on Loan Path in the Howden area of the town at around 9.40pm when he became aware of two people following him.

hereIt happened between 6pm and 6.30pm on Sunday, September 6.Bowlers said it was a Kaluki music night run as part of the Social Avenue series of events and was fully-licenced by Trafford council.Socially-distanced pods were in use.A spokesman for the centre said security were at the scene of the assault within seconds and paramedics were on site.He said it was an 'isolated incident' and no other incidents were reported.Police said they now want to speak to anyone present at the event and who

straight to your inboxVincent Kompany has explained how Kevin De Bruyne failed to make a good first impression on him with the Belgian national team.Kompany has this summer retired from football after a glittering career that will see a permanent statue of him outside of the Etihad in recognition of his achievements with Manchester City.De Bruyne, meanwhile, made history in the last week by becoming the club's first ever player to receive the PFA Player of the Year award, in recognition of his