Hi, we're Jessie and Lenny from our podcast Table Manners and we're currently sponsored by Netflix.

There's nothing better than watching a fascinating real story. I agree. And if you listeners

are interested in unbelievable true stories, then Netflix has a treat for you this month.

A standout that I personally loved was Con Mum. It's a new documentary which tells the story of

TV pastry chef Graham Hornegold,

reuniting with his long-lost mum, only to find out months later she may not be who she says.

Watch Con Mum from the 25th of March and even more real stories this march on Netflix.

The Athletic.

One month and two days since our last podcast

and the summer stories have been simmering

for Manchester United.

The players are back at Carrington,

Erriton-Hardt barely left,

and we've not just been sat with our feet up.

Okay, admit, I might have been.

But Laurie's been lurking in bushes.

Carl's been playing with a lot of salt and pepper shakers working out United's new shape.

And Andy is about to pack his bags on a world tour.

Hang on, that's not that unusual, is it, Andy, to be fair.

But there's still no takeover, still not really much of an update even, and still no striker.

Although there is a new number seven, DeHia is out of contract,

so we might be closing in on a new goalkeeper,

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