Ruling on legal challenge by Manchester Arena bomb survivors due this week

straight to your inboxGary Neville has named the five areas Manchester United must improve this summer to close the gap on champions Liverpool.Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's men ensured qualification to the Champions League on the final day with a win over Leicester City, but they will have their sights set a little higher next season.Iif they want to significantly improve from this season's efforts, though, United legend Neville believes Solskjaer has some shopping to do and in five particular

straight to your inbox Manchester City’s Champions League showdown with Real Madrid will go ahead as scheduled despite the government’s clampdown on people travelling from Spain. The UK decided yesterday to impose restrictions on anyone arriving in the country from Spain following a spike in coronavirus cases, requiring them to self-isolate for 14 days after touching down.

coronavirus as the nation eases lockdown rules which will see gyms reopen from tomorrow.

City take on Arsenal at Wembley on Saturday evening before United face Chelsea a day later.If both City and United win, they will face each other in a final at Wembley to be played in August.With the Premier League having altered its substitution rules in order to alleviate the strain on players who are in the middle of a hectic schedule due to the coronavirus, many fans will be wondering whether the FA Cup has followed a similar solution.Here are the important rules you need to know for the

announced the news in May, when a ban remained in place on large gatherings including gigs. Socially distanced outdoor performances have since been allowed to resume and indoor shows may follow from August 1, Boris Johnson announced today - but it's too late and impracticable for many of this summer's festivals.

straight to your inboxLaLiga president Javier Tebas has continued his criticism of Manchester City, claiming "the majority" of people involved in European football believe City breached UEFA financial fair play rules. Tebas also declared the Court of Arbitration (CAS) "dead" after City's successful appeal against a two-year ban from European club football.

straight to your inbox Pep Guardiola ruled out any chance that Manchester City could persuade David Silva to stay for one more season. The brilliant Blues midfielder starred again as they saw off Bournemouth in a surprisingly tense 2-1 Premier League win.

took legal action after they were refused 'core participant' status by the inquiry's chairman.

hereThe British man was thought to be on holiday with his family when he fell from the seventh-floor balcony of the hotel in the early hours of Saturday, the MailOnline reports.He collided with a Spanish man who was on the terrace below.A spokesman for the National Police in Malaga said: “I can confirm two men have died at a hotel in Marbella after one plunged from the seventh-floor and landed on top of another.“We are investigating.”Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena terror attack have lost a legal challenge to be represented at a public inquiry in September.

without the need for a 14-day quarantine on their return, travel experts predict a surge in demand when the change comes into effect from July 10. The coming weeks could be vital for the hub amid proposed redundancies of thousands of staff who are based at the airport, including, according to Stockport MP Navendu Mishra, one in four senior managers at Manchester Airports Group, which also runs Stansted and East Midlands airports.

straight to your inboxFootball is a curious thing at times.Manchester City are still on course to have a better season than Manchester United ’s famed Treble winners, and yet there is a view that they have had a disappointing campaign. Yesterday’s defeat at Southampton was a stark reminder of the old adage that you are only as good as your last game.

straight to your inbox Uefa’s proposal to stage the second leg of Manchester City ’s Champions League tie with Real Madrid in Lisbon have been thrown into doubt. Changes to the UK’s Covid-19 rules on travellers arriving here from abroad have removed one obstacle to the second leg being held in Manchester, and created a difficulty in holding it in Portugal.

coronavirus spike.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThat being said, the changes will be welcomed by many as some elements of 'normal' life resume.So, here's what is changing, and what you can and can't do, as lockdown eases in England.The Prime Minister said that the two-metre rule will be reduced to "1m plus" from July 4, with people advised to take other