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Bakery's £10 jar of spread to pimp your croissants

THERE aren’t many things I’d say are worth splashing a whole £10 for.

Has Pride outgrown city's Gay Village?

Adam Maidment wonders if annual festival is now simply too big for its current home

I've bean on a diet!

Mum loses four stone in transformation by using tins of baked beans as weights

Postcode can take 10 years of your life

Those born in Stockport's SK5 area can expect to live a decade less than people in nearby Bramhall

Healthy 25-year-old died in choke tragedy

Inquest hears factory worker was found face down in his bedroom after aspirating vomit but hadn't consumed any alcohol or drugs

Just 30 secs from death when they smashed down door

Mum tells Paige Oldfield how she turned her life around after mental health problems took her to a very dark place

Tribute bar where Oasis live forever

Thomas George orders a Champagne Supernova in Bolton's Definitely Maybe

JOY FOR SOME OASIS FANS WHILE OTHERS LOOK BACK IN ANGER

ON a beautiful summer’s day, millions of us spent hours staring at our laptops and mobile phones in frustration and despair.

Mount forced off by 'issue' in his third start

UNITED midfielder Mason Mount was forced off with an “issue” in their 2-1 Premier League defeat to Brighton.

Reds must follow the Seagulls for way forward

BRIGHTON had won four of their last five Premier League meetings and in so many ways they are a club that United are now trying to ape under Ineos.

Kovacic gives Blues another injury scare

MATEO Kovacic will be assessed after suffering an injury scare for City on Saturday.

Haaland back to his best in City romp

PLENTY has changed at City in the last 14 months, yet the sight of Ilkay Gundogan jogging onto the Etihad pitch felt like nothing had changed at all.

Pep: City had respect for 'special' Ipswich

WE ARE only 180 minutes into the new season, but Pep Guardiola, inset, has already spotted a title-winning trait - and it came from a defensive mix-up.

Grealish still plenty to prove

JACK Grealish left manager Pep Guardiola frustrated before he came on as a second-half substitute against Ipswich Town on Saturday.

Rain gives Lancs chance of escape

SURREY managed just the wicket of Lancashire opener Luke Wells on a day of frustration at the Kia Oval in which only 10.2 overs were possible due to bad weather.

Call for a reset on transport policies

THERE was a potentially huge moment for the North in Committee Room 4 at Bradford's City Hall this week, where senior Labour politicians pledged to end the 'chop and change' approach to the region's vital transport infrastructure.

Putting town in the picture

Photography project to combine nostalgia and hopes for the future

Fare way to go to solve cabs issue

IT’S an issue that the new government said it would sort out – but private hire taxis licensed in other parts of the country are still plying their trade in Greater Manchester.

Anger over car park charges for disabled City fans

CITY'S decision to charge disabled fans for matchday parking has troubled some of their supporters.

I moved here in 1975, did my O-levels and had a luxury flat...then I lost everything

How a phone call nine years ago changed grandad's life

'Party animal' smuggled £220k of cannabis in bid to clear debt

A PARTY animal who racked up debts tried to smuggle cannabis through Manchester Airport in a failed bid to solve his financial problems.

Brendan feels like a million dollars

MMA star set to battle for huge purse in Professional Fighters League after latest win

Bursting with Pride

Streets filled to brim as longest-ever parade takes place

Severely injured puppy left in street

A LITTLE dachshund puppy had to be put to sleep after she was dumped in a street in Wigan.

'No obvious defects' with tragedy tree

AN INSPECTION found that there were ‘no obvious defects’ with a tree just months before it fell and killed a man, an inquest heard.

Eighth wonder of world's nightlife

MANCHESTER has been named one of the world’s best cities for nightlife.

Pep-Chelsea boss Enzo is his own man

PEP Guardiola insisted he could not take any credit for his former assistant Enzo Maresca’s success as a manager.

Eze does it as City summer target sees release clause expire

CITY transfer target Eberechi Eze’s release clause has reportedly expired – and a goalkeeper has been touted as Ederson’s long-term successor

Ferocious work ethic remains but Guardiola has mellowed

CITY are a few hours away from taking on Real Madrid in the semi-final of the Champions League when Marti Perarnau’s phone pings.

Reds defender sizes up pundit after height jibe

LISANDRO Martinez and Jamie Carragher appear to have formed an unlikely friendship and were involved in a light-hearted altercation following United’s 1-0 win over Fulham.