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I'd love to go back to Corrie - if the storyline was right

'NEVER SAY NEVER' TO A ROVER'S RETURN FOR EX-STREET STAR CATH

Murder probe after man dies in New Year knife horror

SECOND MAN SERIOUSLY N INJURED IN 'TARGETED' INCIDENT

Water traps people in their homes while stores flooded

PEOPLE were trapped in their homes and Iceland and Home Bargains stores were left submerged after severe flooding in Wigan.

Canal bank collapses

A SECTION of the Bridgewater Canal collapsed under the weight of rising waters.

Hundreds rescued as major flooding incident declared

THOUSANDS OF HOMES WITHOUT POWER AS RESCUERS USE BOATS TO TAKE PEOPLE TO SAFETY FROM RISING WATERS

Amorim faces impossible job with no cash

AS RUBEN Amorim has admitted himself, United have appointed a coach with only one idea.

Dream could finally become McAtee reality

FOR years, all James McAtee has wanted is to prove he is good enough to play football at City.

Blues can't afford NOT to buy in window

CITY ended 2024 with a welcome win, they'd love to start 2025 with a new signing or two.

Littler: All eyes are on me to take title

AD BUT TEEN ADMITS HE FACES TOUGH CLASH WITH ASPINALL IN THE QUARTER-FINALS

Kirby can start year with an Ayr strike

ACHNAMARA ended 2024 in fine form and can get the new year up and running in style for Phil Kirby in the Ayrshire Cancer Support Masquerade Ball Handicap Hurdle at Ayr.

Fire officers check bin room 'danger' to block residents

FIRE officers have carried out safety checks at an apartment block following complaints a bin storage room presented a ‘real danger to life’ for residents.

More change on the horizon

BUILDING PROJECTS EXPECTED TO FINISH - AND START - THIS YEAR

Release not discussed

THE release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi – who was convicted of the Lockerbie bombing – was not discussed by the Scottish cabinet ahead of a final decision being made, newly released papers show.

'Take PO out of redress scheme'

THE Post Office needs to be “taken out” of its role in administering redress schemes for victims of the Horizon scandal, Labour MP Liam Byrne has said, as the “legal bill appears to be racking up all the time” on compensation.

'Chance to rediscover'

THE UK faces a “year of rebuilding” while also “rediscovering the great nation that we are” in 2025, according to Sir Keir Starmer.

Health woes due to lack of vitamins

THERE has been a \"troubling\" increase in the number of people admitted to hospital for health problems caused by a lack of vitamins, new data shows.

Wounded leave Gaza

PALESTINIAN health authorities say 45 patients and injured people have been evacuated for treatment outside the war-ravaged Gaza Strip.

Police watchdog contacts GMP over 'kick' video

THE police watchdog has contacted Greater Manchester Police after video footage emerged which appears to show a man being kicked while on the ground during an arrest at Manchester Airport.

House price rise hotspots revealed

GREATER MANCHESTER BOROUGHS IN UK TOP 10

Homeless camp is moved for revellers

ROUGH SLEEPERS RELOCATED AHEAD OF NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATIONS

Council to speak to retail centre chiefs after huge snarl-up

TEMPERS FRAY AS PEOPLE LEAVING TRAFFORD CENTRE QUEUE FOR SEVERAL HOURS

Man charged with murder of 'really bright' mum-of-4

43-YEAR-OLD DUE TO APPEAR IN COURT THIS MONTH

Since my girl played with the slime, everything has been bad

MUM SAYS NINE-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER NEEDED WHEELCHAIR AFTER SEVERE ECZEMA FLARE-UP

New year and new baby for Lucy

CORONATION Street star Lucy Fallon has been flooded with messages as she rounded off the year with a social media post as she prepares to welcome her second child.

Sue's shock as she faces Corrie exit

ACTRESS SET TO BE WRITTEN OUT OF SOAP IN HUGELY IMPORTANT STORYLINE

In 2025, let's embrace hope and love that's always been the Mancunian way

JO WALBY is CEO of Mustard Tree, a charity that aims to create opportunities to help improve economic wellbeing and find settled homes for the homeless. In a New Year message written for the M.E.N. she calls for an honest discussion about immigration and its challenges and opportunities - and calls for kindness and pragmatism in our approach to social and economic deprivation in 2025.

Pep's opening up and is better for it

CITY sang it as loudly at Leicester as they did at home to Sunderland 500 games earlier.

KDB tells Pep to put a little faith in McAtee after kid brings City spark

KEVIN De Bruyne has told Pep Guardiola to have the ‘confidence’ to put more trust in James McAtee.

Salford boss pleased with a clean sheet

SALFORD boss Karl Robinson was delighted with another clean sheet as his Salford side moved into the Sky Bet League Two play-off places by defeating bottom-of-the-league Morecambe 1-0.

Foden snub, Sav silences his critics, Pep feels the love, and Haaland's back

CITY returned to winning ways with a well-earned win at Leicester.