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Foden feels 'sorry' over criticism of Southgate

PHIL Foden insists England's best players need to take responsibility for a string of poor performances at Euro 2024 and said he 'feels sorry' for underfire manager Gareth Southgate.

Could Pep take on England job after City exit?

GUARDIOLA HAS HINTED HE WANTS TO BE INTERNATIONAL BOSS

Jimmy could still play for Red Rose

JAMES Anderson could still play county cricket after his England retirement, according to Lancashire head coach Dale Benkenstein.

Emma not getting carried away - yet

EMMA Raducanu tried to dampen down expectations ahead of her rematch with Maria Sakkari, but excitement is growing around what the former US Open champion can achieve at Wimbledon.

Featherweights fight for fair share

AS I prepare my bird buffet every morning there is a mad rush from various large pigeons and jackdaws.

Conman fleeced blind victim out of £185k

PIANO TUNER WAS BOMBARDED WITH CALLS, TEXTS AND EMAILS FOR YEARS

I snapped my leg after falling on fly-tipped rubbish

FURIOUS RESIDENT SAYS HE'S COMPLAINED TO COUNCIL FOR YEARS

It's haddock hour again...

MUSIC STAR PAUL HAILS HIS TOP CHIPPY AS HE CALLS ON FANS TO NAME THEIR FAVES

Football fan with 'heart of gold' dies after seeing England win

A FOOTBALL club has paid a touching tribute to a journalism graduate who died in a horrific car crash.

Judge slams 'breathtaking arrogance' of teacher who had sex with two pupils

A JUDGE blasted paedophile teacher Rebecca Joynes as 'breathtakingly arrogant' as she jailed her for six-and-a-half years.

Labour set for 170-seat majority as Tories routed

STARMER ENDS '14 YEARS OF TORY CHAOS'

Ex-cop helped her killer husband launder drug cash

FORMER PRISON OFFICER JAILED

A life les ordinary!

COUPLE SELL THEIR MANC SEMI AND BUY VILLAGE IN FRANCE

'Concerns' over MRI's care of tragic footballer

INQUEST OPENS INTO HOSPITAL CASE

WHY GUARDIOLA HAS TO HIT THE GROUND RUNNING

ANYONE getting shudders at the prospect of watching England again at the European Championship can be calmed by the idea of City being back in business in just a fortnight.

Anderson blunted on final day as Lancs must settle for honours even

JOE Clarke made his fourth century of the season and blunted the threat posed by Lancashire's James Anderson to ensure that Nottinghamshire drew their Vitality County Championship match with the Red Rose at Southport.

Sunak 'still fighting hard'

RISHI Sunak insisted he was still 'fighting hard' for votes after one of his most loyal Cabinet allies said Labour is likely to win 'the largest majority any party has ever achieved.

Poll: Labour set to better 1997 win

ANOTHER pollster has forecasted the Tories' worst ever loss in Thursday's vote, with Labour set to outperform its 1997 landslide victory in this year's General Election.

Hurricane nears Jamaica

HURRICANE Beryl roared through open waters as a powerful Category Four storm headed towards Jamaica on Wednesday after earlier crossing islands in the south-east Caribbean, killing at least six people.

Charging firm given power up

COMPANY'S £55M CASH BOOST

Man strangled wife in front of TikTok lover

46-YEAR-OLD PUT BODY IN SUITCASE AND THREW IT IN RIVER

Arsonist's bid to set family home on fire

CHILLING ATTACK CAUGHT ON CAMERA

Protest over green space survey work

RESIDENTS claim they are staging a four-week protest over ‘invasive’ survey works taking place on a ‘beloved’ green space – ahead of plans to turn the area into a residential development.

More delays for private club at old Granada Studios

LUXURY private members club Soho House has announced its first Manchester venue has been delayed AGAIN amid ‘unforeseen building delays’.

'That night I had a strange bad feeling'

DAD GIVES EVIDENCE TO TRIAL AS FIVE MEN ARE ACCUSED OF SON'S MURDER

'Coronation St' rapist loses bid for freedom

A SERIAL rapist who was given 13 life sentences has lost his new bid for freedom.

'Everyone who knew Caz will miss her forever'

'ONE IN A MILLION' MANCUNIAN RADIO DJ HOSTED SHOW IN SPAIN

We urge you to get out and cast your vote

PEOPLE have died fighting for the right to vote. From the victims of the Peterloo massacre to the Suffragettes, Greater Manchester has a proud history of making sure our voice is heard.

Boy-sex teacher's last shopping trip before sentencing

A PAEDOPHILE teacher who had a sexual relationship with two boys she met while working at a Greater Manchester school has been spotted shopping at a retail park on her likely last day of freedom.

Long Covid took my life away, but now I have it back

DAD HELPED BY SERVICE AFTER YEARS OF BATTLING WITH SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE