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Police probe death of woman, 26, at flats

A WOMAN was found dead in a city centre apartment building.

Phil 'can't see' ever leaving beloved Blues

CITY'S recovery from a run of nine defeats in 13 games in all competitions is not yet complete but has been boosted by contract extensions.

Jobs axed at online fashion brand's HQ

JOBS are being cut at the Manchester-based headquarters of online fashion house Pretty Little Thing.

Six top tips to cut kids' screen time

Parents and experts share their game-changers for reducing tech use.

Craft brewery closes Salford beerhouse

GREATER Manchester brewery Seven Bro7hers has shut down one of its beerhouses.

'MY BRAIN AND BODY WERE JUST EXHAUSTED'

IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH M.E.N. SPORT'S SIMON BAJKOWSKI, PHIL FODEN REVEALS HOW HE CAME THROUGH THE TOUGHEST PERIOD OF HIS BLUES CAREER

Witness plea after attack

POLICE are appealing for information after a 17 year-old boy was approached and attacked by a man outside a shopping centre.

Guardiola will soon have Magnificent Seven to boost Blues' attacking options

IT was somewhat ironic that in a month where City have begun to reshape an ageing squad that the three goalscorers in a crucial Premier League victory over Chelsea were 24 and under.

Sir Alex neeps in for some haggis

UNITED legend Sir Alex Ferguson headed out for Burns Night to a top chef's new fine dining restaurant in Cheshire. And he managed to net a Scottish special too.

Keeper proud as gritty showing earns vital win

ANDRE Onana believes United showed 'character, determination and patience' to win against Fulham.

Tory wants tighter assisted dying laws

STRONGER safeguards are needed in the proposed new law on assisted dying to protect against people requesting to end their lives because they feel they are a burden on society, James Cleverly has said.

Flippin' Nora! Peter's in shape for city shows

COMEDIAN SHOWS OFF TRIM FIGURE AHEAD OF GIGS

Signs of puppy's poor start to life

IMPETIGO IS OFTEN AN EARLY INDICATOR THAT A YOUNG DOG HAS NOT BEEN BRED IN THE BEST CONDITIONS

Badenoch's worry over WhatsApp

FAMILY WhatsApp groups were more worrying for the spread of false claims about the pandemic than social media websites, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry yesterday.

Starmer and Trump stress 'close and warm ties' in call

SIR Keir Starmer and Donald Trump discussed the importance of \"close and warm ties\" between Britain and the US and agreed to meet \"soon\" in their first call since the inauguration, Downing Street said.

Vile threats to Oliver could put off refs of future

ATTACKS on Michael Oliver and other officials risk 'stopping the lifeblood' of new referees coming through, Dermot Gallagher has warned.

Strictly was the best thing I've done for my health in my life

Morning Live GP, Dr Punam Krishan, tells LISA SALMON about the health benefits of dancing as she also warns about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning

Under 18s 'rioted for fun' during summer

THRILL-SEEKING and a distrust of police were the driving factors for young people to get involved in last summer's riots more than online misinformation, research by the Children's Commissioner has suggested.

To forget a Holocaust is to kill twice'

80 YEARS ON FROM LIBERATION OF AUSCHWITZ, IT REMAINS A SYMBOL OF TYRANNY WHICH MUST NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

'Online scam assault' arrests

POLICE have arrested two teenagers following a series of robberies linked with fake Facebook Marketplace listings.

Dog park with timed slots for walkies

A DOG-WALKING field where people book slots to exercise their pets could be created in Mossley.

Tory leader Kemi doubles down on blaming 'peasants'

KEMI Badenoch has defended her comments blaming 'peasants' from 'sub-communities' in foreign countries for the grooming gangs crisis.

Coronation St inferno shock

WHO IS MYSTERY ARSONIST AS PLATTS' HOME TORN APART BY FLAMES?

Smooth operator

The prognosis was good as viewers swooned over medical drama ER.

Rise in scam and fraud cases

Fraud and scams are expected to account for around one in three new banking and loan cases dealt with by the financial ombudsman in the next financial year.

Sanderson left with sour grapes

DIRECTOR of Rugby Alex Sanderson admitted to having 'sour grapes' as his stripped-back Sale Sharks side suffered their first home loss in a year, losing 32-23 to league leaders Bath.

Duo need positive result to relieve pressure

THERE are still no official ins and outs at Manchester United but at least Antony has packed his bags.

Amorim: 'I'd pick 'keeper coach, 63, before Rash'

RUBEN Amorim suggested he would rather play his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach Jorge Vital than Marcus Rashford amid the Manchester United forward's ongoing squad exile.

Parisian pains put to bed as unsung hero helps City recover from tricky start and Marmoush brings missing piece

MANCHESTER City returned to winning ways after their disaster in Paris with a comeback win over Chelsea at the Etihad.

Suspension blow for Blues rivals

ARSENAL have been handed a suspension blow ahead of next weekend's clash against Manchester City.