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In this issue

September 29, 2024

Isplashed out £259 for the good of my health

Dianne Bourne has a private check-up - with results showing why she needs to change her lifestyle to help stay in shape

5 mins

At night it's just wild... all the crackheads come out

On the estate where a child died in a tragedy that rocked Britain and led to a change in the law, residents still feel they aren't safe because of crime and anti-social behaviour

7 mins

Kids can make a Beeline into world of work

Burnham 'more excited about online skills programme than yellow buses'

2 mins

Rioter told police We're protecting our children'

But judge slams his ‘extraordinary level of ignorance' as he sends him to prison

2 mins

Big (money)Sister

£1.7bn masterplan to breathe life into city centre district

2 mins

A bridge to the past

A LOST world lies beneath a station that thousands of passengers use every day - oblivious to its existence.

1 min

Crisis 40 years in the making

New plan to tackle Greater Manchester's temporary housing issue as city mayor warns 'there is no quick fix'

4 mins

If I was a single parent I'd be in a dark place

Mum wishes she 'could have helped' as police investigate ‘murder-suicide'

2 mins

Fury over airport drop-off charges

MANCHESTER Airport is facing calls to make changes to its drop-off payment system, with motorists branding it unfair and a ‘rip-off’.

2 mins

Organ donor gave me new chance at life

Three decades on, Lucy wants to raise awareness of signing up to register

4 mins

Here's to the new pubs on list of best in Britain

CAMRA shines light on top venues

3 mins

City regions must define area to excel

RE-ELECTED in May by the people of South Yorkshire with 50.9% of the vote, Oliver Coppard can now (as he jokingly pointed out at Labour party conference last week) call himself the most popular mayor in Yorkshire.

2 mins

It's 20 years since Old Trafford first witnessed thrilling, raw talent Rooney

AS Wayne Rooney prepared for his United debut inside the unfamiliar home dressing room at Old Trafford, he soon realised he had a problem.

5 mins

Ten Hag insists Ineos has never said Champions League place is minimum requirement this term

UNITED and Tottenham Hotspur had contrasting European nights this week, with FC Twente enthusiastically celebrating a draw at Old Trafford while Spurs coped with an early red card to cruise to victory against Qarabag.