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NEW EXHIBITION OF ITEMS FROM MASTER ANIMATOR AND SPECIAL EFFECTS GENIUS RAY HARRYHAUSEN

Councillor sees the light in £800k home window row

A COUNCILLOR who fell foul of his own planning committee over the 'unauthorised' installation of uPVC windows at his £800,000 home looks to have climbed down and will now replace them with timber frames at a cost of thousands.

Pervert jailed over sex with underage girl

A MAN who sexually assaulted a girl told police: \"I've never made anyone do anything they didn't want to do.\" Jordan Appleby, 28, left his victim feeling 'dirty, a court heard.

16 years for Spain swoop drugs boss

A COCAINE kingpin dragged back from Spain to face justice is serving a lengthy prison sentence.

Police in 'relentless pursuit of gun gangs

THE spectre of gun crime rose again in Manchester this week.

Council chief quits £185k job amid child service fiasco

TOWN HALL TURMOIL AS DEPARTMENT JUDGED INADEQUATE’ AGAIN

Hope rail can get on track

TRANSPORT Secretary Louise Haigh is looking 'very seriously' at how to increase rail investment in the north, according to Greater Manchester MP Lisa Nandy.

The moment I met Sarah I knew we had a bond

DUCHESS JOINS CORRIE STAR TO BECOME PATRON OF PREVENT BREAST CANCER

Ten Hag future remains in doubt as state-of-play meet comes to end

INEOS GATHERING IN LONDON CONCLUDES WITHOUT ANY STATEMENT

'The tribunal found that it was wrong. This is a big deal in competition law'

THE Premier League came unstuck against City in their opening submission of the hearing into Associated Party Transaction Rules.

Godfather of AI wins Nobel Prize for Physics

A BRITISH-CANADIAN computer scientist who has been dubbed the \"godfather of artificial intelligence\" has won this year's Nobel Prize for Physics.

Chancellor urged to quash ‘damaging' pension rumours

FTSE 250 savings and investment platform AJ Bell has joined the growing chorus urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to back down from a proposed tax hit on UK pensioners, warning that rumours of the government's tax intentions are \"hugely damaging\" and are causing widespread concern long-term savings.

Red paint attack on office block

A PRO-PALESTINE group says it targeted an office block in Manchester city centre housing insurance firm Allianz.

Star 'in pain every day' in his fight with arthritis

ADAM Thomas has told fans how he's 'in pain every day' as he gave a candid update from his latest trip to the hospital.

I was in tears when the police returned my XL Bully

OWNER SAYS DOG WAS LEFT IN 'BAD STATE' AFTER BEING SEIZED

Student cop was 'bullied' claims dad

INQUEST TOLD TRAINEE HAD NIGHTMARES ABOUT BOSS 'TRYING TO STRANGLE HIM'

From Pretty Green to pretty vacant

PRETTY Green, the fashion brand founded by Liam Gallagher, has announced its flagship Manchester store has closed with immediate effect.

Dozens of 'late-stage' terror plots foiled since Arena bomb

THE security services have foiled 43 'late-stage' terror plots since March 2017 as new threats emerge from hostile nations such as Russia and China and a 'resurgent' Islamic State.

Cladding crisis 'has ruined innocent lives'

COUNCIL COMMITTEE TOLD OF IMPACT

Desperate search continues for ex-postie

A DESPERATE search is entering its second week to find a retired and well-known postman from Stockport.

Attempted murder probe as teenager shot at and slashed

THE teenage victim of an attempted murder in east Manchester was slashed and shot at by would-be killers on bikes, the M.E.N. understands.

Bridgework is dust a nuisance, claim residents

CAR OWNERS FEAR VEHICLE PAINTWORK WILL BE DAMAGED

WORLD CLASS

MEGASTARS SET TO HEAD TO CITY FOR TOP AWARDS SHOW

Evans reveals Ten Hag 'emotional' after Porto draw

JONNY Evans said Erik ten Hag got 'a bit emotional' after United drew against FC Porto in midweek.

The clear show of unity and 'spirit' can't mask a lack of any real quality

IT can often be the gesture of a team at breaking point, a final show of public defiance when behind the scenes the walls are crumbling.

England are made to toil by Pakistan

ENGLAND were praised for their tenacity as they rallied under pressure on day one of the first Test against Pakistan.

No 10 in plea for calm

THE UK pleaded for \"calm heads and restraint\" in the Middle East on the anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel which triggered a wave of violence across the region.

Winter fuel changes 'add insult to injury'

SLIMMING down the winter fuel payment will \"add insult to injury, an MP has warned, while another asked the Government to put a figure on how many pensioner deaths \"will occur\" as a result of the changes.

Addiction charity boss in second drink-drive ban

WOMAN CRASHED INTO TREE AFTER NIGHT OUT

'Wagatha' legal bill 'over £1.8m' claims Coleen Rooney

COLEEN Rooney has claimed she ran up a legal bill totalling more than £1.8m from her high-profile Wagatha Christie libel battle with Rebekah Vardy, the High Court has been told.