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Fears for the JET PETS

Ex-worker's concern over welfare of animals carried through airport as cargo

It's Grim Reaper up North...

Life expectancy in Manchester now lower than almost anywhere else

Flower fest will put SPRING in your step...

THIS spring, Manchester city centre will once again be transformed into a floral paradise as a much-loved annual festival returns.

Councillor will resign after 160-mile move

A SALFORD councillor who sparked controversy and calls for his resignation after winning a seat 160 miles away in the Cotswolds has finally revealed when he will give up his seat on the city council.

Fit for purpose: Attention to detail keeps Dalot injury free

THERE must be something in the Portuguese water. In a season where 21 Manchester United players have succumbed to injury, Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes have stayed injury-free.

Uncertainty still over Phillips' City future

KALVIN Phillips has barely played 90 Premier League minutes this season with the midfielder still on Pep Guardiola’s back-burner.

Berba: United need to find new enforcer

DIMITAR Berbatov says Manchester United have become ‘too soft’ and need to find another character like Roy Keane to turn their fortunes around.

Strife of BRIAN

Another Ajax player linked with Ten Hag... but Dutch masters Koeman, De Boer and Van Basten are critical of striker's ability

I'll be better than KEV-ER now I'm back

De Bruyne says five months out of the game gave him time to recharge batteries after years at top level

'I believe that City's name will be cleared'

Football finance and legal expert says Premier League will have mammoth task to prove club have broken regulations

'Skip school and you pay the price'

HEADTEACHER Andy Byers had a harsh message for parents of students at Durham's Framwellgate School this week, on what he described as an \"unremarkable Wednesday\" where 10% of the young people - and 17% of Year 11s - simply did not turn up.

Mum's pride at impact made by brave Faizan

Social media star inspired others by overcoming stammer

How can we make our NHS fit to face the challenges of the future?

Health bosses face scrutiny as pressure increases

Assault cop quit before bosses could sack her

A POLICE officer resigned before she could be sacked after being convicted of assault and criminal damage.

Stalker ignored judge's order to leave ex alone

Man jailed after he parked outside former partner's home

Fears over 'creepy' videos of women on nights out

Social media accounts slammed for filming revellers walking through city

'Stupid' drug dealer hit 100mph in police chase

AN “utterly stupid” drug dealer drove at 100mph in a 30mph zone while trying to escape from police.

'What's been done for these victims?'

The father of the brave girl who helped bring down the Rochdale grooming gang tells John Scheerhout why her suffering will never stop

Babs, 90 is a hit on drums!

Great-gran learns new instrument with help of Manchester music star

STAY OR BE SOLD-PEP TO PALMER

COLE Palmer has explained how Pep Guardiola handed him a transfer ultimatum in the summer that eventually saw him leave City for Chelsea in a £42.5m deal on deadline day.

Willpower helps KDB steal show in thriller at Toon

CITY star Kevin De Bruyne insisted it was willpower which helped him make the crucial impact as the Blues beat Newcastle United in the Premier League.

Guardiola has faith 'alive' City showing spirit to clinch crown

PEP Guardiola says City are showing the spirit needed to go the distance again in the Premier League as they chase a fourth consecutive Premier League title.

Slump in form is no surprise for boss as he keeps faith in 'process'

ERIK ten Hag believes United’s nightmare run of injuries and a summer transfer strategy that focused on players for the future are behind the team’s dramatic slump this season.

Today's clash with Spurs will define mood at Reds for month

UNAI Emery's irrelevant response to the first question from the pitch-side reporter at Old Trafford was telling.

Grilling for Gove over Teesworks

IT was originally due in the summer, before being pushed back to November, then December. When will the review commissioned by the Government into corruption allegations at the Teesworks development finally see the light of day?

Inspectors found mouse droppings in takeaway

MOUSE droppings where food was prepared were found in a filthy takeaway.

'I quit my job in Iceland...now Real Madrid footballers are buying my label'

Fashion designer James Moore has seen RMDY, the clothing line he started as a teenager, go global

Following United is a real labour of love for dad!

Dad tunes into beloved Reds game while wife is in labour

Police in theft probe after winning bet slip cashed in

A POLICE investigation has been launched after a £500 winning betting slip which the punter dropped was later cashed in.

My life story is a tale of two Manchesters

Festival boss and night-time chief to tell all in new book