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Yaya is eyeing up a return to the Premier League

YAYA Toure is targeting a top managerial job in the Premier League after taking the next step in his career by becoming assistant coach at Standard Liege

Who will be next to do a GREALISH?

TRIO COULD BE BREAKOUT STARS FOR BLUES IN 2023/24

Mahmood hit by injury blow

LANCASHIRE seamer Saqib Mahmood is facing a further lay-off with a back injury

Aussie legacy is in danger, admits Root

JOE Root suggested the controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow in last week's Lord's Test could harm Australia's \"legacy\" in the game

Residents kicking up stink as sewers flood street

ANGRY NEIGHBOURS SAY THEY HAD TO DODGE TAMPONS, BABY WIPES AND USED TOILET ROLL

Monjola saves her mum's life aged just 6

LITTLE GIRL GIVEN POLICE BRAVERY AWARD FOR DIALLING 999 AFTER FINDING MOTHER UNCONSCIOUS ON FLOOR

Cops find £870m of fakes in massive raid

MORE than 500 tonnes of counterfeit goods has been seized by police from shipping containers in what is being described as a 'record haul in UK history!

Burnham needs 'more power to create change'

ANDY Burnham needs to be handed more extensive powers to bring about substantial change in Greater Manchester, according to a new study

Man found guilty of flat fire murders

A MAN who killed a mother and two children by setting their flat on fire has been found guilty of their murders

Tel Aviv hit by car attack

A Palestinian man drove his car into a crowded bus stop in Tel Aviv and then began stabbing people, hurting at least eight in an attack praised by the Islamist militant group Hamas as a response to Israel’s ongoing military operation in the occupied West Bank

Car thief gets 14 years over police crash that killed mum

A ‘SELFISH’ thug stole an Audi before leading police on a high-speed pursuit which resulted in the death of a much-loved mum

'Pondraisin' drugs thug hid gun under his patio

A DRUG-dealing ‘family man’ with an EncroChat alter ego hid a gun under his patio

If we lose the NHS, we'll lose a vital part of our nation

IT SEEMS a lifetime away now, that balmy, surreal spring evening in 2020 when the nation first took to the doorsteps to clap the NHS and care workers as the first lockdown began

How the NHS was born here-and the lives touched by that momentous day

“THE collective principle asserts that... no society can legitimately call itself civilised if a sick person is denied medical aid because of lack of means.”

BUS STOP! IN THE NAME OF LOVE

REVEALED... WOMAN WHO LEFT NOTE FOR MYSTERY ‘FIT DRIVER’

M60 industrial park in 700-job masterplan

PROPOSALS for a new industrial park will be the latest step forward in a borough’s masterplan which aims to create more than 700 jobs

Star's time with 'beautiful' Meg

ACTRESS Charley Webb has revealed she spent time with former Emmerdale co-star Meg Johnson before her death as she was in the same care home as her mum

Chong's sell-on clause could lift kitty at United

UNITED'S summer budget could be bolstered by a transfer decision they made last year.

An age-old problem up front for Reds

UNITED have signed six strikers in the past seven years and only of them has been under 30- although it should be pointed out that he was a failure as well.

Addition of Jos to bring big presence

PEP Guardiola came away with a few thoughts from their first dropped points of last season, a 3-3 draw at Newcastle in their third game.

FODEN KEY IN MIDFIELD REVOLUTION

THE City midfield revolution could not be as wild as it perhaps looked at the beginning of the summer.

Airline staff blocked me over stain on passport

TRAVELLER STOPPED AS HE BOARDED FLIGHT TO SEE GIRLFRIEND IN MEXICO

Neville hotel restaurant closes after four months

NEW restaurant Stock Market Grill, which took over from celebrity chef Tom Kerridge's Bull and Bear in Manchester, has closed - just four months after opening its doors.

Fish death fears after hottest June

THE UK could see more fish deaths than ever before if temperatures continue to rise, after the Met Office confirmed June was the hottest on record in UK history.

Israeli drones kill eight

ISRAEL used drones to strike targets in a militant stronghold in the occupied West Bank early yesterday and deployed hundreds of troops in the area.

Three leisure centres to shut as finances 'ravaged'

THREE of a borough's leisure centres are to close within months after the trust which runs them says its finances have been 'ravaged'.

Cockapoo and owner savaged by vicious dog

A WOMAN says she has been left 'traumatised' after she and her dog were attacked in the street by a Staffordshire bull terrier.

'There is no issue that the defendant was armed with and used the knife'

PROSECUTOR TELLS MURDER TRIAL JURY QUESTION THEY FACE IS WHETHER 22-YEAR-OLD 'ACTED LAWFULLY'

Ayia Napa buggy horror bar worker wakes from coma

A 22-YEAR-OLD bar worker has reportedly woken up from a coma after a buggy overturned in a horrific crash in Ayia Napa.

Family's distress as gang of kids take turns to kick pet cat in street

A FAMILY have been left devastated after a 'group of kids' pinned down their beloved cat and attacked him.