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Danube port is hit by drones

RUSSIAN forces have hit port infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa province with Shaded drones, the Ukrainian military has reported.

PARADISE FOUND

FAMILY QUITS MANCHESTER RAT RACE FOR ONE-WAY TICKET TO ISLAND OF BALI

Racist kept painting of Hitler and Nazi flags in his home

A MAN who posted 'abhorrent' racist comments online adorned his home with Nazi flags and fridge magnets.

Man found dead at house is named

A MAN who died at a house has been named.

All change at stations as deal agreed

TRANSPORT BOSSES SET TO JOIN RAIL TO BEE NETWORK THANKS TO LOCAL TAKEOVER

High fives for region's street food halls

FIVE food markets in the region have landed themselves in the top 10 in the whole of the UK, in a new survey.

I won't be coming back to city after anti-gay attack

MAN SAYS HE AND HIS BOYFRIEND WERE VICTIMS OF HOMOPHOBIC ABUSE AND BEATEN BY STAFF AT TAKEAWAY NEAR GAY VILLAGE

Electro legend Alison Goldfrapp tops off Pride headliners list

THE FINAL headliners for this year's Manchester Pride festival have been revealed for 2023.

PAY AND DISMAY

FURIOUS RESIDENTS FORCED TO PAY £2,250 A YEAR TO PARK NEXT TO THEIR CITY CENTRE HOMES

Elsie started taking things easy... at 101

WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE SALFORD'S OLDEST RESIDENT - AT 106 - ONLY STOPPED DANCING FIVE YEARS AGO

McCullum already has sights set on an Ashes rematch

ENGLAND head coach Brendon McCullum branded his first taste of Ashes cricket \"a great heavyweight fight\" and is already anticipating a rumble Down Under in 2025.

New shape helps Lionesses to click

ENGLAND manager Sarina Wiegman lauded the Lionesses' adaptability after a system shake-up sparked a thumping 6-1 victory over China at the Women's World Cup.

Resident's four-year wait for landlord to sort damp in home

PENSIONER WORRIED OVER IMPACT ON HER HEALTH

Murder trial shown replica of pistol 'used to kill dad'

A JURY was given a demonstration of the type of gun allegedly used to kill a dad said to have been 'executed' outside his home.

Sunak is heckled at beer festival

RISHI Sunak was heckled during a beer festival visit yesterday, as he was seeking to promote a shake-up of the alcohol duty regime that will raise tax on a range of drinks.

Flowers are laid at grave of Brit's wife

A RETIRED miner who killed his seriously ill wife to end her suffering visited her grave for the first time yesterday, one day after being freed from prison in Cyprus.

Moscow is target again

RUSSIAN authorities yesterday accused Ukraine of another attack on Moscow and its surroundings with drones, one of which hit a building in the capital that was damaged by a drone in a similar attack early last Sunday.

AO, let's go... on a walk to raise money for kidney research charity

A YOUNG man who put off going to his GP because he thought his headaches would ‘go away’ was left in ‘shock’ after receiving a devastating diagnosis.

Ambulance worker questioned in Blues stadium theft probe

POLICE INVESTIGATING AFTER 'HIGH VALUE' PERSONAL ITEMS ALLEGEDLY STOLEN

Chokehold-death dad's family refuse to give up in their fight for justice

THE family of a vulnerable dad-of-two whose death was ruled as 'unlawful' are refusing to give up after another setback in their battle for justice.

Gym firm knocked out to see gear in Barbie film

THE owners of a small business were left in ‘complete shock’ after discovering one of their products is featured in the new Barbie film.

Passenger left with glass in eyes after yob attack on bus

VICTIM HOSPITALISED AFTER THUGS THROW METAL BRACKET AT WINDOW

WET WET WET

JULY RAINIEST ON RECORD IN GREATER MANCHESTER

Jailed, gang who smashed their way into terrified family's house

A MOTHER and her two children were left traumatised after a gang of thugs smashed their way into her home.

Dinner date that delivered business chance for Rio

EXCLUSIVE UNITED LEGEND ON BACKING FIRM RUN BY FORMER PARCEL GIANT CHIEF

How park could transform town

COUNCIL bosses have revealed what a new six-acre public park could look like if plans are given the go-ahead.

Red Lion roars as pub toasts victory over beer garden

A HISTORIC pub has won a battle over its beer garden - but the brewery behind the Grade-II listed building has not got everything it wanted in its new licence.

The train now arriving ... is my dream come true!

GRAN REALISES AMBITION OF BEING STATION ANNOUNCER

£200k cameras plan to cut vape-fire risk at tips

WASTE bosses are spending £200,000 on thermal imaging cameras for recycling and rubbish disposal centres over fire threats posed by disposable vapes.

Crackdown on abuse of recycling centre staff

AUTHORITIES have issued a stark warning after a number of incidents of physical and verbal abuse at recycling centres across a borough.