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In this issue

August 25, 2024

Bursting with Pride

Streets filled to brim as longest-ever parade takes place

2 mins

Brendan feels like a million dollars

MMA star set to battle for huge purse in Professional Fighters League after latest win

2 mins

'Party animal' smuggled £220k of cannabis in bid to clear debt

A PARTY animal who racked up debts tried to smuggle cannabis through Manchester Airport in a failed bid to solve his financial problems.

2 mins

I moved here in 1975, did my O-levels and had a luxury flat...then I lost everything

How a phone call nine years ago changed grandad's life

5 mins

Anger over car park charges for disabled City fans

CITY'S decision to charge disabled fans for matchday parking has troubled some of their supporters.

3 mins

Fare way to go to solve cabs issue

IT’S an issue that the new government said it would sort out – but private hire taxis licensed in other parts of the country are still plying their trade in Greater Manchester.

2 mins

Putting town in the picture

Photography project to combine nostalgia and hopes for the future

2 mins

Call for a reset on transport policies

THERE was a potentially huge moment for the North in Committee Room 4 at Bradford's City Hall this week, where senior Labour politicians pledged to end the 'chop and change' approach to the region's vital transport infrastructure.

2 mins

Rain gives Lancs chance of escape

SURREY managed just the wicket of Lancashire opener Luke Wells on a day of frustration at the Kia Oval in which only 10.2 overs were possible due to bad weather.

1 min

Grealish still plenty to prove

JACK Grealish left manager Pep Guardiola frustrated before he came on as a second-half substitute against Ipswich Town on Saturday.

1 min

Pep: City had respect for 'special' Ipswich

WE ARE only 180 minutes into the new season, but Pep Guardiola, inset, has already spotted a title-winning trait - and it came from a defensive mix-up.