Misfit Kaly seeks gametime promise over January move

It looks like Kalvin Phillips will leave City in January, a move that would be the least shocking of the window.

City can wear a badge of honour

CITY'S triumph at the Club World Cup will be marked at every Premier League game for the rest of the season.

Family seeking answers after death of murder accused

Father tells of daughter's struggles before pensioner was killed

Mapping out a Tube dream for city trains

Ed's work lays bare London's transport advantages

Have your say on first new station in 20 years

PLANS for a new railway station have taken another step towards completion.

Our brave Rhys was a fighter to the end

Mum's tribute as boy with condition that caused constant pain dies aged 18

I'm hoping by next Christmas I'll have somewhere to live

Mum faces plight affecting thousands this festive season

1 in 7 can't afford to give their kids gifts

LAILA Cheikhmousa would love to spoil her five kids this Christmas.

Every time there was a disaster I feared Alex could be a victim

THE grandmother of Alex Batty - the boy missing from home for six years has said she thought she'd 'never see him again... and feared he could have been dead.

Christmas decorator to the stars

Adele Gregson tells Phoebe Jobling about the rise of her festive company

It's a privilege - I hope we brought some joy 607

UNITED and England footballer Mason Mount says he felt 'privileged' to spend Christmas festivities with a group of special people often overlooked'

Trophy surprise is Taylor CIT made for us

CHRISTMAS came early for one family of City fans when all five trophies turned up at their house after a year when their lives were turned upside down.

City's manager tears into side for 'falling short'

PEP Guardiola blasted his City players for carelessly falling short of the titlewinning standards they have set.

Ten Hag yet to have any talks with INEOS

ERIK ten Hag is yet to hold talks with INEOS figures despite the presence of officials at Old Trafford and Carrington in recent weeks.

'Every transaction goes through the financial sausage machine...

United counting the beans to stay onside with Premier League

Former pub to be revived as arts hub

Regeneration plan will see historic building restored and extended

New era for dining at Town Hall

Chef Darren leads top team at historic building

Inmate's attack on prison guard over broken TV

'Nice one, man', defendant tells judge after sentencing

Thermostat fault'could have killed my mother'

Housing provider criticised over 'unacceptable' delay

Navy warship shoots down 'attack drone'

A ROYAL Navy warship has shot down a suspected attack drone in the Red Sea.

Call to scrap first class rail coaches

POLITICAL and business leaders from across the North of England are calling on Avanti to scrap first class carriages on their trains until services improve.

Our homes were built & within 15 years bulldozed

Memories of the prefabs that solved post-war housing crisis

54 years on, mystery of missing mum is now a murder inquiry

FOR Lynda Chapman it is a precious memory. Aged 12 she went to C&A in Manchester city centre with her mother who bought her a new pinkish red dress with a floral pattern.

Alex due home for emotional reunion

Boy missing for six years in Europe and North Africa due to return to Greater Manchester after cutting ties with mother's 'spiritual community'

Prison attack on associate of gangland killer

A CONFEDERATE of the jailed assassin who murdered Salford 'Mr Big' Paul Massey has been attacked behind bars.

'Kids haven't got a path to city skyscrapers yet'

Mayor says new Manchester qualification will open up higher education

Fake designer goods sent to help the needy

OVER the last year or more, the sight of squads of police officers – prising open the security shutters as they launch yet another raid – has become a familiar one on Manchester’s notorious ‘Counterfeit Street’.

We're not good enough-ETH

ERIK ten Hag admits United players are not good enough to be consistent after a 3-0 home humbling by Bournemouth.

City scientist gets a £1.5m research lift

A MANCHESTER scientist has been awarded a £1.5m grant – and is hoping to save hundreds of lives.

I've got my life back after years of agony

Mum 'has hope again' thanks to double hip replacement