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Southgate in battle to find best balance

GARETH Southgate says now is a time for strong leadership and intelligent decisions as England’s under-fire manager looks “to find the best way forward” after a concerning start to Euro 2024.

'Don't sleepwalk to July 4' - PM

RISHI Sunak has faced further questions on gambling by Conservative candidates, as he sought to move on from the scandal, telling voters not to “sleepwalk to July 4”.

Parties ramp up attacks

WATERBORNE diseases have “put over 10,000 people in hospital” since 2019, Labour said, as both Sir Keir Starmer’s party and the Liberal Democrats ramped up attacks on the “Conservative sewage scandal”.

Kate's birthday message of love for William

THE Princess of Wales said “we all love you so much” in a personal message to the Prince of Wales on his 42nd birthday.

Tensions rise in Korea

SOUTH Korea summoned the Russian ambassador to protest the country's new defense pact with North Korea yesterday, as border tensions continued to rise with vague threats and brief, seemingly accidental. incursions by North Korean troops.

Top cop who lied about naval career is sacked

FORMER SENIOR GMP OFFICER CAUSED 'LASTING HARM TO THE POLICE SERVICE'

Police biker is badly injured in road crash

OFFICER RUSHED TO HOSPITAL AFTER COLLISION WITH VAN

Day out for Dragons in break from city filming

FILMING for the new series of hit BBC show Dragon’s Den is now under way in Manchester.

I gave up teaching for a spell!

FRANK CONJURES UP MAGICAL NEW CAREER

Labour's pledge to boost rail network

HOWEVER PARTY REFUSES TO COMMIT TO SPECIFIC SCHEMES

Reds' clearout will be easier said than done

HY INEOS NEED SOME STATEMENT SALES THIS SUMMER

City unlikely to reach PL settlement according to experts

IT is 'unlikely' that Manchester City and the Premier League will reach a settlement before the 115 charges of breaching regulations are heard, claim Kieran Maguire and Stefan Borson.

Drunken thug jailed for tram attack on former Lord Mayor

BULLYING LOUT ASSAULTED COUNCILLOR, 66, AFTER ATTEMPTING TO GRAB VETERAN SERVICEMAN'S MEDAL

'Truly sorry' ex-United star banned from driving after crash broke biker's leg

VICTIM LOST JOB AND SUFFERS CONSTANT PAIN, COURT TOLD

City's dream XI may start to take shape

MANCHESTER City are five weeks from their first pre-season friendly, and eight from the 2024/25 season opener at Wembley against Manchester United in the Community Shield.

Simons could be ideal for Red revolution

MANCHESTER United's summer transfer plans now seem to be in motion three weeks after the 2023/24 campaign ended.

Pep may take a big gamble on signings

WHEN City begin their 2024/25 season at Wembley against United on August 10, it will kick-start a campaign that could last 11 months.

Lancs sunk in battle of the Roses

YORKSHIRE Vikings won a home Roses match for the second season running, successfully defending a 174 target to beat Vitality Blast pacesetters Lancashire at Headingley by seven runs.

Salt peppers the Windies bowlers

PHIL Salt decided it was time to \"pull the trigger\" just before the 30-run blitz that put England on track for the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup.

Park festival is sure to be wild

PEREGRINE falcons nesting on high-rise buildings, a badger in a shopping centre, roe deer seen in city gardens and otters reported on the banks of the Irwell.

Betting claims grow

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak's election campaign was thrown into fresh turmoil yesterday, following allegations of betting on the date of the General Election.

No change yet to rate of interest

THE Bank of England yesterday held interest rates at their highest level since 2008, despite UK inflation returning to its official 2% target last month.

Putin visit to Vietnam

RUSSIA'S Putin has signed a series of deals with his Vietnamese counterpart, To Lam, during a state visit that took place as Moscow seek to bolster ties in Asia to offset growing international isolation over its military actions in Ukraine.

Landlord hails 'small victory' in legal battle with brewers

THE owners of one of Manchester's oldest pubs has claimed a 'small victory' in its legal battle with brewing giant Heineken.

Government calls for inquiry over M56 services bid

DEVELOPERS 'DISAPPOINTED' AT DELAYS TO 'TEBAY-STYLE' VENUE PROJECT

Town hall won't rule out closure of leisure centre

FACILITY NEEDS AT LEAST £10M OF REFURBISHMENT WORK

It's enough to turn you to BOOS

ENGLAND FANS IN CITY LEFT FEELING FLAT AFTER DISPLAY

NEV GOES DEEP

FOUNDATION HOLE DUG OUT FOR UNITED LEGEND'S £400M DEVELOPMENT

New homes plan to revive ‘embarrassing' city estate

THE regeneration of an estate in the shadow of the The Etihad stadium which residents have said 'looks embarrassing' looks like it will finally move up a gear.

IT'S BEEN A GAS...

LAST OF INDUSTRIAL TOWERS DISAPPEARS FROM CITY'S SKYLINE