welcome to verified live three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. in the last few minutes, it has been confirmed mason greenwood is to leave manchester united. in a statement release by the club, manchester united said: all those involved, including mason, recognise the difficulties with him recommencing his career at manchester united. it has therefore been mutually agreed that it would be most appropriate for him to do so away from old trafford, and we will now work with mason to achieve that outcome. mason greenwood has been subject to an internal investigation which the club says has now concluded. forward greenwood, 21, had criminal charges against him, including attempted rape and assault, dropped. earlier this year. in a statement made alongside the clubs, mr greenwood said he was brought up to know that violence or abuse in any relationship is wrong. today s decision has been part of a collaborative process between manchester united
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and he goes on to say that. our correspondent, james waterhouse who is in the poltava region in central ukraine explained what this means. it is significant in the sense that ukraine can still navigate russian air defences and strike in the heart of a peninsula that russia has held so tightly onto since 2014. now, the novocherkassk was in port, in feodosiya, suggesting that it was probably being loaded with men, equipment, or both. now, this is a major vessel, it s enormous, and it will no doubt hamper russia s ability to supply troops further north in ukrainian territory it occupies. what is less clear is for how long operations will be disrupted. we ve seen ukraine launch long range missiles over the past year to great effect for kyiv. it has undermined russia s presence there and it has also frustrated supply lines. there is no doubt that russia s navy, the dominance it enjoys in the black sea and off the coast of crimea, that has been weakened slightly with these long
that sort of thing? that sort of thing? there is no reason to that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase that sort of thing? there is no reason to increase ticket - that sort of thing? there is no i reason to increase ticket prices. again, compared to bournemouth, who i think are a good benchmark, they only generate 3% of the total revenue in the premier league from match day ticket sales, so you might as well keep the ticket prices the same, you know, that is a reward to the fans, given that you are getting £100 million worth of tv money, trying to get more money from the fans when you are only generating a couple of million from ticket sales, i do not think it is necessary. and also, in the premier league,, you have got five fewer games at kenilworth road, because the premier league is a smaller competition than they will have been playing in championship and the other divisions from which they have progressed in the past few years. the past few years. thank