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Claims death threat made to Sherlock star Amanda in Strictly row

POLICE are investigating an alleged death threat sent to actress Amanda Abbington.

Tragedy of 'tornado of love' mum whose death sparked murder probe

CORONER RECORDS NARRATIVE VERDICT SAYING SHE DID NOT WANT TO TAKE LIFE

Appeal as pair hurt in stab attack

POLICE ASK PUBLIC FOR INFORMATION f AS MAN AND WOMAN ARE INJURED

Sounds like young Seth did a great job to save neighbour

A BOY’S ear for danger saved an elderly neighbour’s life.

How United learnt tour lessons in America

MANCHESTER United players posed for a goodbye picture with UCLA staff on Friday.

Savinho set to delight City fans

AS first impressions go, Savinho was up against it.

You'd struggle to find a school where Spice isn't present

PROFESSOR’S WARNING OVER PUPILS USING VAPES CONTAINING PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS

Missiles hurled as riot cops attacked

POLICE PELTED WITH BRICKS AS THEY KEEP DEMONSTRATORS APART

A fast start may just be beyond City this season

GUARDIOLA CONCEDES BLUES WILL 'ARRIVE LATE' TO THE FIRST GAMES

Salford given a lift as big guns return to fray

SALFORD will welcome back some familiar faces this afternoon as Paul Rowley’s side look to continue their play-off push against Leeds.

Brit pair savour being last-ever champions

EMILY Craig and Imogen Grant banished the demons of Tokyo 2020 by becoming the last Olympic lightweight women's double sculls champions.

Migrant crossings could top 17,000

NEARLY 17,000 migrants have arrived in the UK so far this year after crossing the Channel.

Harris campaign raises $310m

AMERICAN Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign announced yesterday that it raised $310 million last month.

BBC 'must reassure the public' after Edwards case

THE Culture Secretary says her concern is that “warning signs” are spotted in the future, after former BBC presenter Huw Edwards admitted having indecent images of children.

'I'm like a ghost, bro' EncroChat user said

JURY IS TOLD ACCUSED IN DRUG AND GUNS TRIAL SENT MESSAGE 'IN HIDING'

New government in Awaab's Law update

DEPUTY PM MEETS WITH FATHER OF TRAGIC YOUNGSTER

Motorists could face delays as roadworks start

MAJOR roadworks to alter Deansgate will start next week, the town hall has said.

Celebs and families have roarsome night

TV stars were walking in the footsteps of real giants in Manchester on Thursday night - as they headed to the official opening of new dinosaur attraction Jurassic World.

Kalen was a fit, young lad...If it can happen to him, it can happen to anyones

MUM'S WARNING AFTER SON DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING IN HEATWAVE

Man dies in house fire 'involving e-scooter'

EMERGENCY CREWS DISCOVER BODY OF PENSIONER IN BLAZE

'Salah just wanted to help his friend'

FAMILY'S TRIBUTE TO SON AFTER SEEING HIS KILLERS JAILED

LAUGH IT UP!

STAND-UP STARS TO PERFORM AT HUGE FESTIVAL

Officers in appeal after violence at hotel protest

POLICE have released photos of a number of people they want to speak to after violent disorder broke out outside a hotel.

Can Pep's "tough love' fire up Jack?

PEP Guardiola is credited for many things thanks to his status as the best manager in the world.

This could be the end, hints Glover

HELEN Glover hinted her glittering rowing career is over after being denied a third Olympic title by the wafer-thin margin of 0.18 seconds.

Jenrick: We have mountain to climb

CONSERVATIVE leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick will say his party has “a mountain to climb” and has to “show the country we know where we went wrong” to win the next election.

Interest rate cut to 5%

UK interest rates have been cut for the first time in more than four years, releasing some pressure on borrowers as the Bank of England was encouraged by signs that inflation has slowed.

Body of Stephen Lawrence to be returned to UK

STEPHEN Lawrence's body will be returned to the UK from Jamaica 31 years after his murder, his mother Doreen Lawrence has said.

Hamas chief 'killed in strike'

THE Israeli military says it has confirmed that the head of Hamas’s military wing, Mohammed Deif, was killed in an airstrike in Gaza in July.

Nandy hints at tougher rules for masts

CULTURE secretary Lisa Nandy has said that more regulation may be introduced to prevent telecoms poles being erected in neighbourhoods without planning permission.