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October 08, 2023

Rayner: 'Affordable homes number one focus for Labour'

Deputy leader and Ashton MP reveals election pledges

2 mins

Gourd almighty!

THE FRONT of San Carlo in Manchester city centre has been transformed into a pumpkin palace to welcome in October.

1 min

Would I want my mum going to Piccadilly? Probably not...

Neal Keeling talks to the police officer who's trying to clean up Piccadilly Gardens

5 mins

Plan for 3,200 Quays homes divides opinion

Some fear there are too many apartments and not enough family homes, writes Local Democracy Reporter Nick Jackson

3 mins

Heartbreak for mum over 'bright bubbly' teen

THE MUM of a 'bubbly' and 'bright' young woman has spoken of her heartbreak after she died a day after she was taken away from her care home to a hospital by police.

2 mins

United players pay tribute to Lady Cathy

MANCHESTER United players wore black armbands in their Premier League clash with Brentford in tribute to Lady Cathy Ferguson, the late wife of club hero Sir Alex Ferguson.

1 min

Black & brilliant Mancs

October is Black History month, here's just a few of city's history makers

3 mins

Mafia don who laid low in caravan park

Naples crime family boss holed up in Preston after bloody mob war

4 mins

'Moral mission' to decentralise power

\"NOW I can say what I really think\", joked former Levelling Up Minister Dehenna Davison as she spoke at a Tory party conference fringe event organised by think-tank Bright Blue last week. \"But the good news is what I really think really matches what I used to say when I was a Minister.\"

2 mins

A four-point gap over Gunners won't mean it's done, but City can lay down big marker today in the capital

CITY travel to north London this afternoon for their biggest match of the Premier League season so far.

2 mins

Busy schedule the reason why Pep is still in charge at City!

PEP Guardiola has had plenty to say about the football calendar recently, but the City boss admits the relentless nature of the schedule might have helped him survive as long as he has at the Etihad.