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Debt-ridden councils in dire straits

THE announcement by Birmingham council last week that it had effectively declared bankruptcy caused uproar in political circles and finger-pointing over who was to blame for the collapse.

Work will make Hall the jewel in the crown

WORK to restore a piece of Wigan's history is well under way.

Theatre review exposes lack of accountability

Many people tried to give advice to the Coliseum, but it didn't lead to change'

Retailer threatens to block resort access

THE huge £250m wellness and water resort Therme Manchester has been given the green light despite threats from a major retailer that it would block users' access to the main site from a car park.

Public give their vote to Sumayah

Company boss quit politics to set up clothing brand

Reds and Blues not the only clubs with fans in Far East

Hong Kong footballers attract huge matchday crowds

Body found in search for Daniel

Aid worker went missing in Ukraine

Trains of the future consigned to past?

Rail firm will remove Nova 3 fleet from service in 'temporary move' because of lack of drivers-and to improve reliability and confidence'

Friends and relatives share their grief for kind, caring Nathaniel, 14

Two boys arrested on suspicion of murder after death of popular teenager

'Aircraft noise never stops'

Airport neighbour's concern over night flights - but not all nearby residents agree

Quays to the city

New food hall brings global cuisine to Salford

Man dies in wall collapse as he worked on house

Property was under renovation at time of tragic incident

KYLE HIGH

City defender Walker's 'relief' as he scores first England goal to rescue point for Three Lions

Sharks star Ford has England motoring

GEORGE Ford masterminded a remarkable England victory forged in adversity after Argentina were toppled 27-10 in their World Cup opener despite Tom Curry being sent off in the third minute.

The latest big Fing is bubbling up on streets

Waffle friends bring taste of Far East

Velodrome is back on track after £27m refit

MANCHESTER'S Velodrome at the National Cycling Centre has reopened after a £27m refurbishment.

'City should help lead the way to Al future'

Minister takes tour of uni tech centre

Centre leads guide dogs down right path

Important lessons for a vital role

Gym offers hope after gun tragedy

Dad of murdered boxer aims to help keep town's youngsters out of trouble

'Some call it woke but I completely disagree'

The Co-op Group's chief believes in putting people first

Father and son jailed over child sex abuse

A FATHER and son have been jailed for 'horrific' sex assaults on two girls.

Is it mall worth it?

Shoppers give verdicts on £50m redevelopment of shopping centre which includes waterfront bars and restaurants

Antony: I don't fear for my future at United

Player breaks his silence over allegations of violent abuse

Stepdad died months after he was punched

Stepson pleaded guilty after eventually being charged with manslaughter

Flashy supercar driver misses his own wedding

THE driver of a Lamborghini appears to have missed his own wedding after police stopped him in Bolton on the way to his big day.

Farrah the Fox and friends on parade through town

HUNDREDS of people lined the streets of Stalybridge yesterday morning as larger-than-life puppets led a vibrant and colourful parade.

Did a little bird tip off police?

Quails rescued from industrial scale' £500k cannabis farm

Hospital concrete problem is like a ticking timebomb'

NHS chiefs reassure patients and staff over RAAC issue

Foden feels alive' supporting striker

PHIL Foden wants to play behind Erling Haaland more often after feeling 'alive' in that role against Newcastle recently

Disappointed Rowley says hard work is not enough to beat Wigan

A DISAPPOINTED Paul Rowley felt Salford Red Devils were not clinical enough when they had the ball during their 26-8 defeat at Wigan on Friday night