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Too many drivers still caught using phones as police bring in new spy tech
'It's tough on the street in this weather. All we want is a place to stay'
John Scheerhout speaks to people sleeping rough amid the bright lights of Christmas in Manchester
Agony for partner of man hit by police car
THE partner of an innocent man who has been left seriously injured after being hit by a police vehicle has spoken for the first time.
Home boss 'failed resident'
A CARE home manager has been ordered to pay £2,511 for failing to provide safe care and treatment to a resident who later died.
Life in jail for violent thug who attacked sexworkers
Cowardly criminal refused to attend court
Meeting new people is hard..the next few days I just end up in bed
Why people with autism believe Tories need to think work-from-home again over benefits ultimatum
My 'Whoseum' is so full it's SMALLER on inside!
A DOCTOR Who superfan who has spent more than £100,000 on memorabilia has likened his huge collection to a shrine to the BBC programme.
Boy, 14, diede after eating lethal berries
A TEENAGE boy collapsed and died after eating berries during a walk with his dad, a coroner said.
'I'll celebrate our point with bottle of wine'
PEP Guardiola said his City players were disappointed not to beat Liverpool before he urged them to celebrate their point.
Absent Kev may have made all the difference
PEP Guardiola was left wondering what might have been if Manchester City had been able to call on two of last season's stars against Liverpool.
Call for structural change to economy
BACK in July, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt visited the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre's state-of-the-art Factory 2050 site as he announced that South Yorkshire would be England's first investment zone.
Anger as pub's early closure wrecks farewell party plan
A CAMPAIGNER battling to save a muchloved Greater Manchester boozer has spoken of their anger at the decision to close the venue earlier than scheduled.
Owner gets back dog that bit teen's arm - with strict rules
A MAN whose 'pitbull-type dog' bit a teenager's arm has been given his seized pet back-but with a strict set of rules.
Bin 'quiz' answer to cig butts litter
DO YOU prefer pea wet or gravy with your chippy tea? That is what new 'ballot bins' are asking Wiganers in a bid to stop cigarette ends being dropped on the floor.
LONG QUEUE AND SIDES
PEOPLE queued for hours at Manchester Arndale to be among the first customers at a new fried chicken takeaway and meet Salford YouTuber Angry Ginge.
He was a gentle man ... he'd never hurt anyone
Ex-wife of dad killed by neighbour tells of horror at his death
Bangers roasting on an open fire...
Meet the family who go CAMPING for Christmas
Restaurant curries favour with TV stars
AN INDIAN restaurant in the city centre received two celebrity visits in the space of 24 hours - including one from Emmy-award winning actor Kiefer Sutherland.
Crystal meth gang's stash house bossed by 'Grandma'
BEHIND the door of an unremarkable flat in Ashton, a family-led drugs empire was booming.
Rapist millionaire led toxic culture at firm that made his fortune
UKFast founder Lawrence Jones faces years behind bars following convictions for two rapes and one sexual assault. John Scheerhout and Amy Walker delve into the grimy environment at a company commanded by a predator - and how Jones lost his kingdom when his web of lies unravelled and his dark secrets were exposed
Ear we go... but a freezing cold game never caught fire
THERE was a little over 20 minutes to go when Pep Guardiola turned to the Manchester City fans behind him and put his hands in his ears. He wasn't shutting out the noise, but wondering where it was.
Dropped points could yet prove costly in final title run-in
A MANCHESTER City win in this game at such an early stage of the season was never going to be decisive in the title race, but if anything it was a result that was expected.
Follow the rules or it's not fair any more
United boss on financial regulations after Everton hit with sanctions
Bayindir stands by for now and in the new year
WHEN Andre Onana decided to come out of international retirement, Manchester United had January circled in the calendar as a month that would present them with a headache, with the Africa Cup of Nations robbing them of their No. 1 goalkeeper.
Haaland out to 'get back soon' after injury strikes
MANCHESTER City striker Erling Haaland has pledged he will be working hard to be back as soon as possible after suffering an injury blow last week.
I always want more for myself - Foden on his goals and aims
PHIL Foden has backed himself to add goals and assists to Gareth Southgate's England side in the build-up to Euro 2024.
Southgate targets unbeaten run ahead of finals
GARETH Southgate wants England to go into next summer's Euros with momentum and is targeting an unbeaten run all the way through to Germany.
Ten Hag knows a plan key in transfer market
MANAGER Erik ten Hag has already highlighted the importance of Manchester United coming up with a coherent strategy ahead of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's impending arrival at the club.
Pep and City are unchanged as Everton points deduction puts pressure on Premier League
AFTER being dealt their 10-point deduction by the Premier League, Everton seemed to give the side-eye to Manchester City.
United stay calm ahead of massive Old Trafford derby clash
MANCHESTER United host local rivals City today at Old Trafford in the first Women's Super League derby of the season.