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Northern's delays and cancellations 'unacceptable' says transport secretary

THE transport secretary has slammed under-fire train operator Northern – describing recent delays and cancellations as ‘totally unacceptable’.

Give us an Aitch, give us an Elle!

AITCH and former Coronation Street star Ellie Leach were amongst the big celebrities to walk the pink carpet as Archie’s opened its first roller rink in Trafford.

Merc carnage on school run

THERE was chaos as a black Mercedes ploughed into a bus stop – metres away from a Bee Network bus carrying workers and schoolchildren.

CCTV and netting plan to prevent drugs being flown into Strangeways

NEW CCTV and netting is being introduced at Strangeways prison in a new ‘action plan’ to prevent a tide of drugs getting in via drones.

HAVE FAITH! Ruud calls on Ras!! to have more belief in front of goal

RUUD van Nistelrooy has told Rasmus Hojlund to have more faith in his own abilities as he prepares to try and form a crucial part of Ruben Amorim’s United side.

CHILD'S PLAY THE ANSWER AS PEP AIMS TO WAKE CITY UP

PEP Guardiola has a lot of trust in his most experienced City stars – as you would given they have won six Premier League titles in seven years

Feyi-Waboso is backed for Lions

JASON Robinson is backing Immanuel Feyi-Waboso to defy his inexperience and take the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour by storm.

They've come a long way from their dad's shed

REMARKABLE RISE OF BROTHERS BEHIND £100M LUXURY STREETWEAR BRAND

Starmer seeking 'special relationship' with Trump

UK TO WORK WITH US ON ECONOMY AND SECURITY

Badenoch slams 'cruel' farms tax

KEMI Badenoch has attacked the Government’s “cruel family farms tax” as she hit out at the inheritance tax Budget measures in her first Prime Minister’s Questions as Conservative leader.

Town hall to review murder of Caroline

COUNCIL VOWS TO 'LEARN LESSONS' FROM TRAGEDY

Teen shooting was act of revenge after killing'

A TEENAGER was shot in the street in a 'revenge' attack 18 months after the murder of boy, a jury has been told.

FIREBERKS

YOBS USE FIREWORKS AS MISSILES AND SET BLAZES ON 'WARZONE' NIGHT

How extra on your dinner bill can help homeless

IN THE lead-up to Christmas, diners across Greater Manchester are being invited to add £1 onto the food bills to help raise money for an important cause.

ANOTHER BIG STINK?

FIRM THAT MAYOR SAID SHOULD BE STRIPPED OF LICENCE SUBMITS FRESH PLANNING APPLICATION FOR SITE DOGGED BY FOUL SMELLS

My 'teenage tiredness' was cancer bombshell

STUDENT ISSUES WARNING OVER POSSIBLE SYMPTOMS AFTER DEVASTATING DIAGNOSIS

Teen 'pack' guilty of Prince murder

TWO teenagers who chased Prince Walker-Ayeni in a 'tight knit pack' before stabbing him to death have been found guilty of murder.

I will never accept that I was involved in any deliberate plan to off-roll

TV STAR HEAD CONSIDERS APPEAL AFTER BAN FROM CLASSROOM

'DO THE RIGHT THING, PAY ME'

EX-DEFENDER MENDY'S MESSAGE TO CITY AFTER £8M COURT WAGES FIGHT VICTORY

Scarlet's in the picture at art fair

AN ESTEEMED rock and roll photographer will take part in Manchester Art Fair this month.

'Largest' wind farm planned on moorland

WHAT may become ‘England’s largest onshore wind farm’ could soon be built on the edge of Greater Manchester.

HURRY MAGUIRE

MANCHESTER United defender Harry Maguire’s hearing after being caught speeding in his £200,000 Range Rover has been adjourned until the new year.

Teddy tips Ruud to get boot from Old Trafford

FORMER Reds striker Teddy Sheringham has suggested new United head coach Ruben Amorim should consider letting Ruud van Nistelrooy leave the club.

It's same again for Borthwick

ENGLAND will aim to ignite their autumn with the same team that was edged by New Zealand after Steve Borthwick opted against making any personnel changes for Saturday's visit of Australia.

NHS to review prostate guidance after Hoy appeal

THE NHS is to review its guidance on testing for prostate cancer in light of Sir Chris Hoy’s “powerful” call for more men to be screened, the Health Secretary has said.

Israeli strikes kill 30 in Gaza, say Palestine officials

ISRAELI strikes killed at least 30 people overnight in Gaza, according to Palestinian health officials.

Spending cash earlier could lead to higher costs in the end - OBR

INJECTING cash into government projects early on rather than spreading it out over a longer period could \"possibly\" mean that they cost more in the long run, the head of the Budget watchdog has suggested.

Badenoch: Team effort needed to win voters' trust

KEMI Badenoch said she will \"win back the trust of the public\", as she announced her shadow cabinet.

Cafe serves up winter warmer for hungry kids

THE OWNER of a cafe has begun handing out free porridge to schoolchildren to help families struggling over the winter.

Stand(ish) and deliver cash to appeal

ONE of the north west’s bestselling contemporary artists has come to the aid of a historic church with a new poster celebrating the community.