The Glaswegian is the outstanding candidate to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford

After the Scot announces his retirement after 26 years in management, who are the main contenders to replace him

As the manufacturing sector continues its decline, Shane Croucher says we should focus on becoming the world's hub for services

Ray Wilkins believes Jose Mourinho will join Manchester United as oppose to returning to Chelsea

Gianfranco Zola and Gus Poyet should replace Rafa Benitez at the end of the season, according to Frank Sinclair

Under Ratan Tata, group acquired high-profile British brands, including Jaguar Land Rover.

Former BBC presenter DLT denies he fondled newscaster Vivien Creegor and unnamed fan.

I'm just like you' is the message from Labour Leader, Ed Miliband today as he addresses his party faithful at the autumn conference in Manchester later.

As the number of people out of work for over a year swells, IBTimes UK explores the problem, those suffering, and those trying to mend it under the Work Programme

Mayor of London and Starbucks chief Howard Schultz hope new work scheme is not just froth

Prime minister's plans to drop housing benefit for under-25s may cut Tories' youth vote adrift

Brendan Rodgers has the skills to succeed at Liverpool, but will be given the time?

Mark Lawrenson believes appointing Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager represents a huge risk on the part of owners Fenway Sports Group but backed the 39-year-old to succeed at Anfield.

Vidal Sassoon's signature hairstyles revolutionised fashion world in the 1960s.

The new employees will work on fresh produce, meat and bakery counters in stores.

Britain's second biggest supermarket chain Asda is creating 5,000 jobs in 2012 - good news for the UK's 2.68 million unemployed.

The retail company plans to invest as well as open new stores across the UK this year.

The deafening silence fuelling the mystery of Paul Pogba's hugely discussed Manchester United future showed little sign of abating this week, after the agent of the prodigiously gifted midfielder maintained his disciplined quiet.

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has suggested that the fact that youth unemployment figures have touched one million is evidence that the government's apprenticeship schemes are not helping enough young people.

An independent research report published by the Cabinet office has revealed the independent motivation behind the riots.

Rally organised by the Islamic Central Council of Switzerland to protest at discrimination against Muslims has caused controversy as some of the protesters used the yellow Star of David symbol.

The school leaving age should be lowered to 14, according to the former head of Ofsted Sir Chris Woodhead.