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The government’s case is that instead of claiming taxpayers’ money, Urban Splash could have “done the right thing” and chosen to fund remedial work on three high-rise towers on Dalton Street in Collyhurst – named Emmeline, Christabel and Sylvia – the Box Works in Castlefield, the Chips building in New Islington, and Moho and Burton Place on Ellesmere Street.

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3. Julian Alvarez (Atletico Madrid)Atletico Madrid’s trip to Arsenal in the league phase feels a long time ago, but it will stick in their mind not just for the four goals they shipped, but for their struggles in attack.Atletico produced only 0.32 xG from open play in that defeat and managed only one shot on target, so, if they are to take anything against Arsenal this time around, getting Julian Alvarez in the game will be key.The Argentina forward has scored nine goals in the competition this season, more than any Atletico player had managed in a Champions League campaign.He’s…

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American Gauff, who has been unwell with a stomach virus, will drop from third to fourth when the updated world rankings are released, with Poland’s Iga Swiatek replacing her. The reigning French Open champion was ruthless in the second set after losing the first and looked a safe bet to advance to the next round at the expense of Noskova, after breaking the 21-year-old for a second time in the third set.But world number 13 Noskova produced an impressive comeback in front of the Spanish crowd as Gauff faltered and will face Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk in the quarter-finals on Wednesday.Kostyuk,…

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Fifa is poised to change the rules around suspensions for accumulated yellow cards at this summer’s World Cup.BBC Sport understands world football’s governing body is planning to add a second amnesty stage, wiping all yellow cards at the end of the group stage as well as after the quarter-finals.Under current rules a team would play five matches to reach the quarter-finals, and any two bookings in those games would lead to a suspension.The revamped World Cup, with 48 teams instead of 32, includes an extra round and it is felt the jeopardy for a ban is too high.Without a change…

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