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Under pressure! Blues boss suggests side is feeling heat

PEP Guardiola accepted that the pressure got to City on and off the pitch on Saturday with a Premier League top four finish still up in the air after drawing with Brighton.

Insult to injury as Pep laments more players facing spell out

PEP Guardiola lamented more Manchester City injuries as his Premier League champions stumbled again in the race for Champions League qualification.

How women are getting a fairer hearing in the courts

IT HAS been over 100 years since the first woman was called to the Bar in 1922. Ivy Williams was the first woman to qualify as a barrister, and whilst she did not practice, she did go on to teach law.

LET THEM EAT CAKE!

Queues go round the block as viral bakery outlet offers 1,000 free slices

There's no let up for Leicester as boss demands a winning habit

RUBEN Amorim says United must continue with humility and hunger as they head to Ruud van Nistelrooy's relegation-threatened Leicester.

QUICK SALES PITCH

Chris Slater find out what residents think of the neighbourhood where houses sell faster than anywhere else in Greater Manchester

They took out 200 cancerous lumps - but I'm proud of my scars

How Saskia, 24, shared her story with millions

Mistakes are costing City dear as top four sliding out of view

NOT for the first time this season, Fabian Delph came to mind.

Family's anguish as police probe mystery death

'Our Rick had a heart of gold. He was known and loved by many'

Anniversary of Cameron 'hate' claim

IT'S nearly the ten year anniversary of a memorable political story: the day David Cameron was caught on a microphone saying Yorkshire people \"hate each other\".

Guinness AMPIONS 1996 lovers are giving us record takings!

How drink's surging popularity is driving new success for Irish bars

My £90 'skinny jab' almost killed me

Mum's attempt to regain her pre-baby body backfired badly

'Rainforest' on our doorstep

| Ancient woodland could now be reclassified to protect wildlife, writes Local Democracy

Salford 'fear losing more star players

SALFORD assistant coach Kurt Haggerty has admitted his club face the prospect of losing more star players in the wake of their 26-16 Betfred Challenge Cup win over Bradford.

There was no United bid for teen star after informal talks

UNITED never submitted a bid for Geovany Quenda before Chelsea agreed to sign the winger from Sporting.

MP's blast over flood defences

A GREATER Manchester MP has called for urgent action rather than \"investigation, plans, dither, and delay\" to protect communities across the North of England that have been repeatedly devastated by flooding.

From shaky start to the top building of the year

'World class' Co-op Live venue wins annual Chamber of Commerce gong

'When the police called me I thought they were kidding'

A change in GMP policy where officers now attend every reported burglary has been a catalyst for positive change writes NEAL KEELING

Competent Cupra won't stand out...

NEW TERRAMAR FILLS A GAP IN THE LINE-UP, BUT DOESN'T OFFER ANYTHING DIFFERENT

Vic set to return with more change needed in wing back positions

MANCHESTER United will be targeting a return to winning ways when they welcome Arsenal to Old Trafford in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.

I've got a few things up my sleeve... you'll be seeing a lot more of me

I'm A Celebrity star Coleen speaks at International Women's Day event

Charity's £200,000 plea for help as it faces losing home

NIGHT after night, a young mum in Trafford slept on the landing in order to keep her little boy safe.

Labour planning a change from Tories

THERE was something familiar about Angela Rayner's announcement this week of £1.5billion to be handed out to 75 deprived areas around the country (including 29 in Northern England).

Pearce in great spirits after CFC US flight emergency

Former City player and manager recovering in hospital in Canada

Market FORCE

Town's stalls are 'buzzing' while others around the region close

City's historic gems have much to be modest about

Heritage list includes post box and old bollards

Dying for a drink

The rate of alcohol deaths in Greater Manchester is far higher than the national average but, as Helena Vesty and Richard Ault report, the town with the biggest problem is seeing hospital services reduced

It's hello, goodbye to hall where The Beatles performed

A FORMER theatre, nightclub and snooker hall where The Beatles once gigged is about to be bulldozed.

Calling Gino on hotline for pizza delight

Cars with yellow phones on top were tasty feature of 80s & 90s

Ad Maiora Enjoy a BIG..slice of Italy.. but it'll get messy!

The city deli that's top of the league with footballers