News Greater Manchester News Sorry seems to be the hardest word Welcome to Unmissable, our weekly digest of stories we think you might have missed ...

Sometimes, making money costs businesses money. Thanks to credit card merchant fees and surcharges, some storefronts institute a policy of accepting only cold, hard cash. And while most everyone ...

Jonathan Watts, British journalist based in Brazil, recalls the words of fellow British journalist Dom Phillips and the challenges they posed to finish his posthumous book.

In a wide ranging comment piece he takes on the issue saying - “As individuals, we are taught from an early age to say sorry when we have done or said something wrong or done something ...

The Rhodes family, now three generations into the business, is having a renaissance, blossoming with its own members and ...

The legendary Lancashire cricketer James ‘Jimmy’ Anderson has opened up about his experiences with bullying.

Toronto police leadership has developed a "formal apology policy" for all future public statements of regret.

The Las Vegas Raiders are in serious need of a winning culture beyond their talent. Pete Carroll is betting that he can bring it to them. Doug Farrar thinks that it would be unwise to bet against ...

Australians are outdone by Americans and Brits, both in how often they swear, and in how many users swear online.

I’d walk around muttering “Milk thistle, calcium, high-rise, boot cut / Advil, black jeans, blue jeans”—lyrics hissed out by ...

Oliver Lock from Farrer & Co takes a closer look at the changes being proposed to legislation to facilitate apologies without admitting liability The role of an apology has long been a delicate ...

Language is evolving rapidly in a world of social media. Our millennial reviewer finds Adam Aleksic's Algospeak to be a ...