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Pre-loved palace has space to make big difference

Greta Simpson takes a look around the massive new Oxfam superstore

Bar keeps its licence after 'attack left man for dead'

Victim was allegedly hit with large spanner

'Trying to play hard man' led to teen's death

The full story can now be told of boy's brutal murder

Foster dad's death 'could have been avoided'

Inquest rules he took his own life a week before he was to be evicted

Arson suspect arrested after huge blaze at flat

Police and fire teams launch investigation into cause

Worrying signs that Spice has 'crept back' onto the streets of city

But expert says he doesn't expect a return to dark days

'Big Jack' got the wobbles before kicking on for reflected glory

Horror show in mirror sparked six-stone weight loss

Council under fire after figures show a rise in homeless

SALFORD council has come under fire over claims that it is not doing enough to tackle homelessness.

Seize the day to get your hands on Euro trophy

England boss Gareth urges his players to rise to challenge so they don't have to walk past the Henri Delaunay cup again

Rice will 'run through brick wall' for victory

DECLAN Rice insists he is ready to \"run through a brick wall\" to set England on course for Euro 2024 glory.

Laporte can take Aym at his doubters

Ex-City defender has benefitted from a switch to Spanish team

Unanswered questions over Sancho squad return

Samuel Luckhurst says Ten Hag will face meda inquiry as to why Sancho appears to be back in his squad

Anderson hailed as 'bowling genius'

DEPARTING great James Anderson has been hailed as a \"bowling genius\" by England and Wales Cricket Board chair Richard Thompson.

Injury adds sour note to Wigan win

MATT Peet's pride at the way his Wigan side hit back to sink St Helens 16-12 in a Betfred Super League classic was tempered by confirmation that star half-back Bevan French would miss at least the next eight weeks with a hamstring injury.

'Grateful to be alive'

21-year-old warns don't ignore cardio symptoms after health scare

Award for officer stabbed by man in street attack

Sergeant was supervising a collision at the time

Minister puts Bee Network in driving seat for 'bust revolution'

Transport Secretary thinks devolved model could work for other areas

Fury over selfish bus stop parkers

Residents say disabled passengers forced to get on and off in the middle of the road

Tributes to Ryanair captain killed in M62 crash

A RYANAIR pilot killed in a crash on the M62 alongside his co-pilot has been pictured for the first time as tributes are paid.

Street party

Corrie stars sizzle at Victoria Warehouse bash

Cops to carry antidote to super-strong killer drugs

Pilot scheme to combat deadly nitazenes

Pep takes up place in Royal Box as he visits Wimbledon

PEP Guardiola's name was playfully booed as he took his seat at Wimbledon on Saturday.

Joy as England banish penalty demons from memories of Wembley 2020

JORDAN Pickford was the shoot-out hero as England kept their Euro 2024 dreams alive by beating Switzerland on penalties to reach the semi-finals.

'I saw De Ligt!' Pivotal role of Ajax coach

Tyrone Marshall talks to academy boss who helped defender become one of the most sough-after players across Europe

Don't lose your shirt if the numbers change

ANY CUSTOMER with a specific printing request at the Old Trafford Megastore will be warned that squad numbers are subject to change and refunds will not be offered.

TAKE FIVE: Quintet United could sign this summer window

UNITED owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and manager Erik ten Hag are under no illusions regarding the work that is needed to be done this summer.

UEFA opens one door to City but closes another....

THE GOOD news is that City have been cleared to play in the Champions League next season, after UEFA were satisfied with changes to Girona's ownership structure made over the summer.

How City fought bitter battle to sign teen who never delivered

AT just 16-years-old, with the prospect of a life-changing move to the Premier League, Karim Karim Rekik instead found himself at the centre of a bitter legal battle between boyhood club Feyenoord and future club City.

Landmark ruling in sewage battle

WE'VE heard plenty of promises from politicians about how they'll end the crisis of sewage being pumped into our lakes, rivers and seas. But could a 'landmark' legal case in the North of England be a turning point in the war on sewage?

Toy cars, plants, clothes... and jumbo sausages

We check out what's on offer at town's big car boot sale