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Kids 'bedridden' after going in 'polluted' river

A BOROUGH'S rivers could be saved from sewage by giving them 'protected status', the Lib Dems say.

Fancy mucking in with Kelvin and Liz?

FORMER EMMERDALE STAR AND WIFE INVITE FANS TO COME AND WORK ON HIS REAL-LIFE FARM

I'm such a massive Red I've moved from Singapore to Salford

A UNITED-mad football fan has travelled thousands of miles across the world and moved to Salford to be nearer to his beloved Reds.

Gun and 'suspected' drugs found by cops at launch of £3m venue

OWNER 'SHOCKED AND SADDENED' BY DISCOVERY AS CELEBS ATTEND SWANKY EVENT

Stride defends Sunak

A SENIOR Cabinet minister yesterday insisted all is not yet lost for the Tories, as he quashed speculation Rishi Sunak could quit before the July 4 election.

CITY LIMITS

BLUES TO CHALLENGE ANTI-COMPETITIVE’ LEAGUE RULES

No leaks yet on club's final decision over Old Trafford

MANCHESTER United will soon have to commit to a long-term decision over Old Trafford.

'I blame the club ... and I blame myself for injury woe'

SHAW DEFENDS THREE LIONS SELECTION

Lightning take no prisoners at Outlaws

VITALITY BLAST VICTORY FOR LANCASHIRE

Carlos crowned new king of clay

CARLOS Alcaraz made history and gained a measure of Spanish revenge by beating Alexander Zverev in five sets to win a first French Open title

Tributes as TV doctor's body found

COLLEAGUES of Dr Michael Mosley have led tributes, hailing the TV broadcaster, producer and columnist as a “national treasure” and a “kind and gentle man”, after his death while holidaying on a Greek island was confirmed.

Labour aims to build new prisons

THE shadow justice secretary yesterday declined to rule out Labour ending the Tories’ early prisoner release scheme, despite party leader Sir Keir Starmer saying he was “critical” of the strategy.

Youngsters getting goals on pitch and in classroom

A HIGH school has revealed the positive impact sport is having on its pupils.

I've shrunk, but my confidence is MASSIVE!

SUPER SLIMMER JACK HAS LOST ALMOST 10 STONE

TICKET TO RIDE

BAND'S BEE BUS SERVICE FOR FANS TO TRAVEL TO CONCERT

Student's rape and murder 'could have been prevented'

INFORMATION SHOULD HAVE BEEN SHARED ON SEX OFFENDER

26 arrests on first day of festival

REVELLERS DETAINED FOR POSSESSION OF DRUGS AND WEAPON AT PARKLIFE

It did go away for a while, but it's definitely back now...

AS HAUNTING SCENES OF ‘ZOMBIE-LIKE' PEOPLE RETURN TO OUR STREETS, THE M.E.N. ASKS ROUGH SLEEPERS AND HOMELESS CHARITY WORKERS WHY SPICE IS HERE AGAIN

COME AND JOIN US

SILVA URGES UNITED TARGET NEVES TO PLAY ALONGSIDE HIM AT ETIHAD

Now's the time to make Red Jar-RAID

THOSE on Merseyside are baffled by Jarrad Branthwaite's omission from the England squad.

Gareth could get Reds job...with bit of luck

IF you were to hand Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Dave Brailsford a blank sheet of paper and ask them to draw up their perfect United plan, you would get some intriguing answers.

Grealish must use pain for his gain

THE wind at Selhurst Park was so ferocious on a sunny April afternoon that it was sending Jack Grealish's hair left, right and backwards but that wasn't going to stop him making his point.

City warned Prem chiefs will fight hard

CITY have been warned that the Premier League cannot afford to back down in their upcoming hearing over financial regulations.

I had to leave for Barcelona, it was a no-brainer

TORRES HAS NO REGRETS OVER CITY DEPARTURE

Peet keeps relaxed as Warriors prepare for cup final

WIGAN COACH SAYS HE ENJOYS WEMBLEY COUNTDOWN

Palestine state in Labour manifesto

RECOGNITION of Palestinian statehood as part of any Middle East peace process will be a Labour manifesto pledge, Sir Keir Starmer confirmed as party figures met to sign off on the final policy document.

FROM TINY STUDENTS' PARTY TO UK'S TOP CITY MUSIC FESTIVAL

HOW PARKLIFE GREW FROM ITS HUMBLE ORIGINS TO HOST AN AUDIENCE OF 80,000

"There's nothing like that here'

OLDHAM RESIDENTS SLAM FARAGE CLAIM THERE ARE AREAS OF TOWN WHERE NO ONE SPEAKS ENGLISH

Four in ten kids living in poverty

NEW STUDY REVEALS EXTENT OF DEPRIVATION WITH SOME AREAS OF CITY REGION TOPPING 50 PERCENT

Mum's family to finally get answers five years after she was killed

THE family of a young mum killed in murder-suicide five years ago are set to finally get answers from Greater Manchester Police and other agencies after it was confirmed her inquest will go ahead next month.