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New boss meets with key staff as Ruud departs club

RUBEN Amorim met key United staff at Carrington yesterday afternoon as he began work as the club's new head coach.

There's plenty on Amorim's Reds to-do list

RUBEN Amorim breezed into Carrington around 2.30pm yesterday and immediately got to work as United's new head coach.

'I like Ten Hag, but it's over now with him'

AS Matthijs de Ligt sought a fresh start this summer, he was attracted by the idea of a reunion with the coach who gave him the platform to launch his career and made him captain of Ajax while still in his teens.

Big slump has made Liverpool my title tip

WITH City dominating domestic affairs until relatively recently you have to go back many years since Liverpool were favourites at Betfred for the Premier League title.

City 'skippers' must pitch in to stop slide

THERE was a moment at Brighton when Joao Pedro had outpaced Kyle Walker and got a shot away in a dangerous position.

Injured Rodri and other reasons for Blues' poor run

THE absence of Rodri is once again in the spotlight as City's losing run extends to four games, the worst of Pep Guardiola's managerial career.

Pep has keen eye on Jack and England

THEY'RE dropping like flies at City. Manu Akanji and, out of nowhere, Matheus Nunes are the latest to withdraw from international duty with injuries.

Firms facing 'terrible choices' after Budget

HOSPITALITY and retail businesses have said they have \"terrible choices to make\" about potential cuts to investment and their workforces due to Budget tax rises.

Strongest position sought for Ukraine moving into winter

SIR Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron discussed putting Ukraine in the \"strongest possible position going into winter\" as they met amid uncertainty over the future of US backing for Kyiv.

Former soldier confesses to prison escape

FORMER soldier Daniel Khalife has pleaded guilty partway through his trial to escaping from prison.

Coroner issues drug warning after 'pioneer', 38 dies of sepsis

INQUEST TOLD KETAMINE IS WRONGLY SEEN AS 'SAFE' BUT SHOULD BE UPGRADED

Glasto' granted protected status

CAMPAIGNERS HAIL DECISION TO PRESERVE BELOVED 'PONDEROSA' GREEN SPACE

65 pubs taking part in Winter Warmer Wander

AFTER a successful return last year, a Greater Manchester ale trail will return for a second year.

Huge plans will breathe new life into ghost town, but nobody's heard of them

SOME BUSINESSES IN OLDHAM NOT CONVINCED BY CHANGES BEING MADE

Ice hockey pro and TV extra accused of sex attacks

34-YEAR-OLD DENIES 22 COUNTS INCLUDING EIGHT OF RAPE

HOME DEFEAT

COUNCILLORS VOTE AGAINST HOUSING MASTERPLAN IN U-TURN

'He was a good neighbour ...part of the community

TRIBUTES PAID TO MAN FOUND DEAD AS ARREST MADE IN MURDER INVESTIGATION

Lot there be love! Noel's guitar sale will help Lads Club

OASIS MEMORABILIA EXHIBITION TO ALSO HELP

We've earned our yellow & black stripes

GLOBAL PLAYERS EMBRACING OUR PAST

You got a sausage roll with it

STARS ENJOY MTV AWARDS AFTER-PARTY COMPLETE WITH A GREGGS FOOD VAN

Double change 'was necessary' says interim boss

RUUD van Nistelrooy said his double substitution early in the second half was \"necessary\" as Manchester United beat Leicester City 3-0.

Hidden gem sparkles in gloomy run

MANCHESTER City may have lost four games in a row without half of their squad but Pep Guardiola has spotted a hidden gem to come out of this testing period.

Talk time for Pep as he looks to end slump

PEP Guardiola is in a position he's never been in before.

Whitehall planning over US tariff fears

WHITEHALL officials will be \"considering lots of different scenarios\", a Treasury minister has confirmed, amid concerns about the possible impact of tariffs under the incoming Trump presidency.

Reeves’ pension pitch

RACHEL Reeves is expected to unveil pension reforms this week which are intended to channel money into infrastructure and private businesses.

King Charles leads nation in Remembrance

THE nation's war dead have been commemorated by the King as the country fell silent in remembrance of the servicemen and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Dozens killed in strikes

ISRAELI strikes have killed dozens of people in Lebanon and the northern Gaza Strip, where the military has been waging a major offensive for more than a month which aid groups say has further worsened a humanitarian crisis.

'Loser' barb teacher is reprimanded

SUPPLY TUTOR GUILTY OF UNACCEPTABLE PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT, SAYS TRIBUNAL

Messing around in boats? We're boating around in mess..

Anger as fly-tippers wreck hard work of canal volunteers

Drivers fined over £4m in river crossing payment error

DRIVERS were mistakenly handed Dartford Crossing fines totalling more than £4 million in 12 months, an investigation has found.