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Tired and emotional City battle through pain to keep double dream alive

DOWN, yet anything but out.

Pride and fury as Pep hails one of greatest wins while slamming schedule

PEP Guardiola hailed Manchester City's win over Chelsea as one of the greatest he has seen after the lack of time they had to recover from their Champions League heartbreak.

Boss changes tune on injury issues as the pressure rises

\"WE have to win and I don't want to find excuses if we're not,\" a defiant Erik ten Hag said in November about Manchester United's dismal start to the season.

Gun and drugs found after car stopped

A ‘24-HOUR scene’ was put in place after a gun, ammunition and class A drugs were discovered.

'Grifter' accountant who stole £330k splashed out on hol pad and flash car

Shifted employer's funds into his account for 3 years

Tragic teen's notes weren't 'amended maliciously'

Inquest told of police investigation's findings

Restaurant teas off after 4 years away

DURING the first lockdown in August 2020, the owners of a Persian restaurant in south Manchester decided to close their doors for good: not because they didn’t have enough customers, but because the weight of the pandemic had proved to be too much.

Thief who stole police car thought it 'big joke'

A MAN who stole a police car then drove it on an estate has been convicted and is facing a possible prison sentence.

Guys buy a burger and take it to the front line

Humanitarian hero Jon on the surreal horror of life in Ukrainian war zone

Everyone hated us!

COURTEENERS frontman Liam Fray has spoken about the early days of the Manchester band, and how he felt 'everyone hated us' in their home city.

'These people that are intent on harming our children do not stop'

Police say kids are being lured to vape shops and groomed before being 'tracked on Snapchat and blackmailed'. Imogen Clyde-Smith reports

What its neighbours think of mega arena

IT’S been years in the making, but Co-op Live Arena’s opening season has finally arrived.

Thinking BIG

IT'S been quite the year for Manchester. In the last 12 months, the city has welcomed the arrival of Aviva Studios, played host to the Michelin Guide and seen its most historic streets transformed in the name of fashion as Parisian fashion house Chanel came to town.

Guardiola upbeat over Stones and cautious over Walker as he claims his team is 'alive

JOHN Stones was left out of the City squad against Luton as a precaution, and could feature in the Champions League clash with Real Madrid.

Latest youth to break into Ten Hag's starting XI at United has Kamb a very long way...

Of the six United signings on that never-ending transfer deadline day in October 2020, only one started against Liverpool last week.

Family wasn't told of inmate's cancer

Report into prisoner's death criticises ‘inadequate' care

Airport rated third worst for delays

...but bosses hit back at lack of 'important context' in analysis

Janine's cleaning up in the book charts!

Declutterer's guide to streamlining your life is a big hit

'He's stolen my car...and my blind mum'

Kidnap terror of elderly woman suffering from dementia

Who in their right mind would want to holiday here?

Archive footage recalls 1970s bid to turn Oldham into tourist trap

Rodrigo and Rodri ready for Live Arena test

Singing star and City go head-to-head

'A child is going to die because of a vape'

Headteachers' fears over rising problem

Vile secret of trusted top doctor

GP and NHS director who downloaded child sex abuse images is struck off|

Driver held after mobili scooter rider, 87, dies

AN elderly mobility scooter rider has died following a collision with a suspected drug driver.

Shock after remains of baby found

Neighbours tell of their horror after five people arrested and bailed in connection with discovery

ETH challenges Ant to ‘keep producing'

ERIK ten Hag has hailed Antony's performance in Thursday's Premier League defeat to Chelsea - but challenged the winger to produce similar performances more regularly for United.

In his defence, Ten Hag is not spoilt for choice in selecting a starting XI as injuries ravage side

UNITED are down to the bare bones in terms of defensive options as a crucial Premier League clash with Liverpool looms.

'WE GOT WHAT WE DESERVED’

SALFORD'S boss took aim at his players after they fell to a 36-24 defeat against Castleford - the Tigers first win of the year.

Police role row ahead of elections

SHOULD the North's elected mayors - whose main job is growing the local economy - also have the power to oversee their police force and set their budget?

Oxbridge should be for anyone

Caroline's mission to urge others to follow in her footsteps