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How Tina's swift actions have helped to save a community of birds

WHEN Tina Mason found a swift chick on her Haslingden doorstep she didn't know it would result in saving a whole colony of endangered birds.

I endured years of pain until I became an 'Endo Warrior'

SIOBHAN AIMS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF ENDOMETRIOSIS

'Jealous' thug held knife to throat of ex-girlfriend

VICTIM WAS BANNED FROM WORKS PARTIES DURING CAMPAIGN OF CONTROL

Holidaymakers stuck in US as plane damaged

FLIGHT HAD ALREADY BEEN DELAYED BY MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

TV's Hayley reveals she has arthritis at age of 47

FORMER CORRIE STAR TELLS OF 'HORRENDOUS' PAIN BEFORE DIAGNOSIS

'Arrogant' cop had sex with vulnerable woman while on duty

JUDGE WARNS SACKED OFFICER HE FACES 'SUBSTANTIAL' JAIL SENTENCE

Mural is home win for Keira

A MURAL celebrating England and Barcelona star Keira Walsh has been unveiled in her home town.

You'll have a government working with the mayor rather than against him

STARMER SAYS IF HE IS PM IT WILL BENEFIT GREATER MANCHESTER

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Youngest bus driver qualifies aged just 19 (and he's got the perfect name for the job)

Must do better...Make no mistake, Ten Hag remains on trial at United

AFTER what United sources described as a 'more thorough review than usual' at the end of the season, they have decided to stick rather than twist. Erik ten Hag will remain as the club's manager into 2024/25.

Power battle set to begin as club finally decides to stick with ETH

ERIK ten Hag is reluctant to cede too much power over transfers at United as he prepares for contract talks with the club.

Jack is no wide boy, says ex-England man

JACK Grealish should leave City unless they sell Kevin De Bruyne and give him a central role in the team because he's not good enough to be a winger.

Adam ready to take flight with England

WHARTON LIVING THE DREAM AFTER METEORIC RISE INTO EURO SQUAD

Ryder pals helped Scottie to be No.1

SCOTTIE Scheffler has credited his Ryder Cup teammates for helping to turn him from a player without a PGA Tour victory into the game's dominant force.

'We need honesty and integrity'

IN the leafy suburbs of South Manchester there's one thing locals can agree on- and that's the need for change.

City move 'a big step forward' for agency

RELAUNCHED FIRM LOOKS TO FUTURE WITH NEW BASE IN 'TECH HUB' CITY

Bid to build skyscraper near station

PLAN FOR 359 NEW HOMES IN 28-STOREY TOWER

'Gang in car beat up my son'

MUM SAYS FOOTAGE SHOWS BOY, 13 BEING 'PUNCHED & KICKED' IN STREET

One cough or cold could kill our little girl

PARENTS' PLEA AS THEY DESCRIBE HOW THEY'RE 'ALWAYS ON EDGE' OVER DAUGHTER'S RARE GENETIC CONDITION

Cruel thief targeted woman, 82, on scooter

VICTIM LEFT TRAUMATISED AFTER HANDBAG RIPPED FROM HER LAP

We're not all singing from the same hymn sheet

POLICE & COUNCIL CONCERNS OVER CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS MARKET PLAN

Labour pledge to review 'woeful' train operator

SHADOW TRANSPORT SECRETARY SAYS AVANTI MAY BE IN BREACH OF CONTRACT

I'm only half the man I used to be

MAN LOSES STAGGERING 16 STONE AFTER HE'S REFUSED ENTRY TO DISNEY RIDES - AND EVEN LANDS DREAM AM DRAM THEATRE ROLE

Chef 'misjudged' effect of whisky

WIFE HEARTBROKEN AFTER FINDING 42-YEAR-OLD SLUMPED ON BENCH

Fernandes feels the weight of expectation for club and country

BRUNO Fernandes feels the negativity around Portugal heading into the European Championship shows that playing for the national team carries responsibility, which he likes.

Ineos seem to be treating ETH as a consolation prize as goodwill dwindles

INEOS are a little fortunate that this can still - just about - constitute their honeymoon period.

City warned Prem League 'won't be rolled over in epic courtroom drama

CITY have been warned that the Premier League cannot afford to back down in their upcoming hearing over financial regulations.

Gomez going would leave Guardiola in a tricky position at left-back

CITY MAY HAVE TO LOOK AT OPTIONS

Rahm: I could pull out of US Open

FORMER CHAMPION IS INJURY DOUBT FOR MAJOR

£3m for boss despite rise in incidents of pollution

THE boss of embattled water company Severn Trent received a £3.18m pay packet for the last financial year, despite a spike in pollution incidents and flooding from its sewers during the same period.