Coffee Catch-Up: Manchester, Amorim and Uzbekistan

Here is a round-up of some of our team’s best work over the weekend.

Transcript

00:00Hello and welcome to Coffee Catch-Up. I'm Theo Cousin-Betts and today I'm drinking

00:04a chai latte from Nibble. We'll start with some pieces by Patrick, who's been hard at work. Firstly,

00:09he's written an article on Manchester being named by Time Out as one of the top 14 cities in Europe

00:14for spending time over the winter. To find out where he ranks, you'll have to check out the piece.

00:17Over to football, Rich Fay and Michael Plant have both put out some great work. Rich is already

00:21looking ahead to the arrival of Ruben Amorim, as well as marking two young stars as key for

00:25the Portuguese manager's plan for the club. Michael interviewed Jadon Heskey, son of Emil Heskey,

00:30who has high expectations after being promoted into the Man City under-21s this season. Finally,

00:34some work from Sofia, who went on a trip to Uzbekistan and has done a wonderful job in

00:38explaining why the country is on the verge of a tourism boom. It's bittersweet for me to be

00:41talking about her today, as last Friday was Sofia's final day in Manchester World. She's

00:45a brilliant writer and an awesome person who's made my job here much easier. Keep an eye out

00:49for what she does in the future, because I can guarantee it's brilliant. Sofia, thank you for

00:53being a part of our family here. That's all for now. Follow Manchester World for more,

00:57and we look forward to seeing you again next week for another Coffee Catch-Up.