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Gary Neville has criticised Manchester United's "pretty horrible" handling of their investigation into Mason Greenwood's conduct. The Red Devils confirmed on Monday that the 21-year-old will be leaving the club by mutual agreement, having been the subject of an internal six-month investigation. United stopped short of releasing Greenwood from his contract, which has two years left to run, and will now consider whether or not to try and engineer a full sale or loan away from the club. "It was clear from day one that he wouldn't play for Manchester United again," Neville, who spent 19 years at Old Trafford as a first-team player, told Sky Sports ' Monday Night Football . "The process in getting there has been pretty horrible. When you have significant situations, and difficult situations like this, it requires strong authoritative leadership. And that comes from the very top. Manchester United don't have that." United's decision to ...

France’s national police chief has said that law enforcement officers under investigation shouldn’t be jailed like ordinary citizens amid a walkout by numerous Marseille police over the detention of a colleague for his actions during nationwide riots PARIS -- France’s national police chief has said that law enforcement officers under investigation shouldn't be jailed like ordinary citizens, amid a walkout by numerous Marseille police over the detention of a colleague for his actions during nationwide riots. The apparently unprecedented remarks by Frederic Veaux in a weekend interview — which got the support of the Paris police prefect — quickly triggered a debate, and raised fundamental questions about whether French law enforcement is above the law. “Knowing that (the officer) is in prison stops me from sleeping,” Veaux said in an interview with Le Parisien, after a trip Saturday to Marseille to bring a message of support to police from himself and Interior Minister Gerald Darmani...