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Dire United 'didn't exist in first half'

RUBEN Amorim claims Manchester United \"didn't exist\" during the first half against Everton.

Pep: Haaland theory well wide of mark

Guardiola left incredulous by questioning of striker's appetite to play in crunch Blues clash

Peter hopes for life of Riley after storm

Comic makes clear his desire for troublefree show as he returns to stage

'People are sufferingwe need change'

Social housing is under major pressure in Stockport and some think a controversial arms length arrangement is part of the problem. Joseph Timan and Declan Carey report on a growing crisis

'Life can still be beautiful - even with a long-term condition'

Podcaster Ashleigh on living with MS

Ineos sports deals withdrawal is no cause for Reds' concern

SIR Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos have parted company with Britannia America's Cup sailing team, but that is nothing for Manchester United to be concerned about, claims ex-Manchester City financial advisor Stefan Borson.

Guardiola eyes big response to Blues' mauling in Madrid TIHA

Pep targeting return to winning ways against 'biggest rival'

We had to pay for our own flood defences

Residents took matters into their own hands after 10-YEAR wait for action

I hate the preparation for gigs...but on stage is the right place to be

PUNK LEGEND JOHN LYDON HAS BEEN MOURNING THE DEATH OF HIS BELOVED WIFE NORA, BUT TELLS MARION MCMULLEN HE IS READY TO TOUR AGAIN

Police hunt van driver who 'fled' after death of girl

POLICE have confirmed they are hunting the driver of a van who 'fled the scene' following a collision with a tram that ended in the death of a girl aged three.

Bully for Bomber!

Carl beats some of world's best darts players while also fixing sewers

Champions-elect out to end ten-year wait for Etihad win

LIVERPOOL left-back Andy Robertson is expecting an \"incredibly tough trip\" to Manchester City despite their poor season continuing with their midweek Champions League exit.

I just want to get back to my rugby

Teenager's aim after horror neck fracture

Sweet and sour

FREE Special report: Imported American candy and fizzy drinks with banned ingredients and additives are one sale in Greater Manchester - and children can get their hands on them

Mum fills gap for aesthetics industry

Nicola launches 'protection' app after botched lip job

On the plus side... Reds won't be relegated

\"GOING down, going down, going down,\" crowed the Evertonians.

Club together to ensure light never goes out

Brewery leads community effort to secure future of Lads Club

Thad friends all over Ukraine...then we started seeing Russians lining them up and shooting them

TANYA Burch has friends she will never see again. When Russians invaded her native Ukraine in 2014, taking Crimea and part of its eastern territory, her country changed forever.

MP backs private schools' VAT rise

NORTH East-born Secretary of State for Education Bridget Phillipson is encountering plenty of opposition to some of her reforms to the nation's schools - not least her decision to add 20% VAT to private school fees.

Kids left out of U18s clash in hint over first-team call

UNITED youngsters Chido Obi and James Scanlon were left out of the U18s fixture against Newcastle yesterday suggesting they could be set for a more senior role today.

Cityvictory off field will be music to Toon's ears

CITY and Newcastle United are perhaps as close as two teams in the same league could be.

'Underperforming United side are responsible for club redundancies'

Manager blames terrible season for cuts at Old Trafford

It's the best thing that's happened - it's offered me way out'

GMP say new powers to protect domestic abuse victims are having a real impact

Green light given for 76 new homes in town

PLANS to build new homes in a borough's green belt have been given the thumbs up.

Blistering hat-trick hero ready to ease burden on Haaland

IT has been a difficult start to life at City for Omar Marmoush.

Advice for young people experiencing thoughts of suicide

TALK, share your feelings, don't shy away from difficult conversations - these are ways suicide can be prevented among young people.

Working at Asda? We all LOVE it!

IT APPEARS love is in the air at Asda stores across Greater Manchester - with many couples finding romance at the supermarket chain.

Building with colourful past has a bleak future

THE future now looks bleak for a boarded-up building in Manchester city centre with a colourful past dating back over 100 years.

Labour Party has thrown me under the bus

Councillor's fury over his suspension amid WhatsApp storm L

MP to meet mayor over school bus problems

Drivers 'lost' and schoolkids left at stops