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September 01, 2024

JOY FOR SOME OASIS FANS WHILE OTHERS LOOK BACK IN ANGER

ON a beautiful summer’s day, millions of us spent hours staring at our laptops and mobile phones in frustration and despair.

3 mins

Tribute bar where Oasis live forever

Thomas George orders a Champagne Supernova in Bolton's Definitely Maybe

6 mins

Just 30 secs from death when they smashed down door

Mum tells Paige Oldfield how she turned her life around after mental health problems took her to a very dark place

3 mins

Healthy 25-year-old died in choke tragedy

Inquest hears factory worker was found face down in his bedroom after aspirating vomit but hadn't consumed any alcohol or drugs

3 mins

Postcode can take 10 years of your life

Those born in Stockport's SK5 area can expect to live a decade less than people in nearby Bramhall

3 mins

I've bean on a diet!

Mum loses four stone in transformation by using tins of baked beans as weights

2 mins

Has Pride outgrown city's Gay Village?

Adam Maidment wonders if annual festival is now simply too big for its current home

5 mins

Bakery's £10 jar of spread to pimp your croissants

THERE aren’t many things I’d say are worth splashing a whole £10 for.

3 mins

Max's dancing dream is a few steps closer

Teenager raising cash to be part of US competition

2 mins

Helping kids in Gaza is something I'll always be proud of

City children's nurse on the horror and humanity she saw in war zone

4 mins

'We're one of the few villages frozen in time'

The picture postcard location that's entirely owned and run by one family |

5 mins

Energy firm fined £25m by watchdog

NORTHERN Agenda has reported previously on the ongoing row about exactly how environmentally-friendly the massive Drax power station in Yorkshire really is after its switch from coal to wood pellets.

1 min

Confidence high that United can fight for trophies

Ten Hag aiming for more silverware ahead of Liverpool clash

2 mins

Ten Hag may change things as new boys lined up for starts

HAVING named an unchanged starting line-up from the opening night victory over Fulham at Brighton & Hove Albion last weekend, Erik ten Hag will be forced to tinker this afternoon.