Inside Manchester's exclusive new Kardashian experience

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Wednesday, June 14.

The Manchester United takeover process is now in its seventh month and it is still not clear who is likely to take charge at Old Trafford.

Keeping Up With the Kardashians has undeniably become an iconic fixture in the realm of reality TV, giving rise to numerous spinoffs and establishing an unparalleled empire.Throughout the years, viewers have witnessed the family engage in heated arguments, shed tears, and embark on the journey of building their own families. However, behind the scenes, there exists a number of rules that both the KarJenner family and the show's guests must adhere to while filming the beloved series. As the eagerly anticipated third season of The Kardashians continues its run on Disney+ and Hulu, let's delve into the behind-the-scenes rules that shape the filming process for the show.

The government has criticised Andy Burnham's plans for a new qualification aimed at the two-thirds of teenagers in Greater Manchester who don't go to university. The Manchester Baccalaureate (MBacc) would offer an alternative route for students who want careers in the creative and digitial sectors, as well as health, social care and construction jobs when choosing their GCSEs.

Anyone who is eligible to receive the monkeypox vaccination has been advised to book an appointment soon as the programme will soon be coming to an end in Greater Manchester.

Coronation Street legend Barbara Knox took centre stage on a break from filming as she led fellow cast members in celebrating the opening of a new visitor experience on the ITV studios set. The new 'Coronation Street Experience' opens to visitors from today at the Corrie set in Manchester.

Two best mates are both poised for summer moves and they both happen to be pretty decent footballers. Declan Rice and Mason Mount may be unlikely to end up as teammates at club level as well as international, but their respective futures at West Ham United and Chelsea do appear to be on extremely borrowed time.

Former Manchester United loanee Odion Ighalo has been named in the Saudi Pro-League team of the season ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo, who misses out entirely.

Casemiro has taken to Instagram to thank Manchester United's fans for the support he has been shown during his first season at the club, adding that 'the glory days must return' to Old Trafford.

Newcastle United's Saudi Arabian owners have taken a majority stake in four of the country's biggest teams, including Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr.

The Charlatans have announced the dates for a major UK tour later this year with a huge gig in Manchester in December.

The heartbroken family of a baby girl who died within 24 hours of being born have vowed to 'never give up the fight' for answers over her death.

Rogue beauty salons in Greater Manchester could be flouting the law by offering potentially ­dangerous lip fillers to underage teens without checking their ID. It's a criminal offence to give Botox to under-18s for cosmetic reasons.

Tony Christie is perhaps best known for his hit (Is This The Way To) Amarillo, but this July he’s encouraging us all to sing our hearts out as part of a mass singalong paying tribute to the UK’s hard-working carers.

Former centre-back Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United could raise £100million in transfer fees this summer by offloading Harry Maguire, Scott McTominay, Anthony Elanga and Anthony Martial.

After an impatiently long wait, Kardashian-Jenner fans were delighted when the mega famous family dropped season three of their hit Hulu reality show, The Kardashians. While the first ep has been available to stream on Disney+ since the 25th May, unfortunately, viewers will have to wait until Thursday for their next fix. From then, episodes will drop weekly until the season finale, which should be the 27th July, considering the series has 10 episodes.

If you're enjoying today's Bank Holiday sunshine, here's some good news for you... it's here to stay for the rest of the week. Greater Manchester looks set for a warm and dry few days with temperatures regularly hitting 20C.

Sam Faiers jetted off for a flying visit to the big apple to celebrate the American launch of her hugely successful supplement brand.The former The Only Way Is Essex star, 32, revealed to fans on her social media that she had spent just two nights in New York. Although she couldn’t stay for long, Sam called the US launch “a dream come true” and shared that it had “always been my goal.” Sam, who admitted that she felt emotional leaving her kids behind in the UK, is partnering with Saks, a department store headquartered in New York that boasts 42 locations across the country, to bring her brand to a brand new audience.To celebrate the collab, Sam posed in a bright pink pantsuit outside of Saks’ most famous store which is located on New York’s iconic fifth avenue. The former reality star thanked her “amazing team” for the feat and paid tribute to her business partner, John Bailey.

Watch Below: Kim Kardashian's noisy kids interrupt Jimmy Fallon interview"Every year I write each one of my kids about a four or five-page letter on their birthday, about what the year was like, who their friends are, silly words they're saying, their favourite foods, all the silly things they do and a little journey of what the year is like," Kim revealed in the latest episode of the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast.   "It's so fun to see from the first year now," she continued, "one of them is almost 10 years old. And I know that they'll appreciate this." During the interview, Kim also touched on the realities of raising four children and the mix of good and bad days - especially as she and ex-husband Kanye West navigate co-parenting."Everyone says the days are long and the years are short, and that couldn't be like a more true statement," she explained.

There’s nothing quite like being by the water when the sun’s out. Despite the fact Manchester doesn’t have a beach - as the famous Ian Brown quote goes - we do have more than our fair share of canals, reservoirs and rivers.