Harassment charge against activist is dismissed by judge

ACCUSER MISSES COURT DATE TO SCATTER MUM'S ASHES IN GREECE

'I always wanted to work with children'

NURSERY WORKER DENIES MANSLAUGHTER

'A global icon in Half Man Half Biscuit hat'

TEARS, LAUGHTER AND MUSIC AT FUNERAL OF BELOVED PUB LANDLORD

Spared jail, bus driver who killed mums in accident

A BUS driver who killed two women in a 'tragic accident' has avoided jail.

Cop sacked over on-duty sex attack on girl aged 6

PC'S ACTIONS SLAMMED AS 'MORALLY REPREHENSIBLE'

Builders working diligently' to get £365m venue ready

THE builders of the new Co-op Live arena say they are 'working diligently' to complete works amid the latest crisis to hit the as-yet-to-open venue.

"We wanted to give our fans as much notice as possible'

TAKE THAT'S CO-OP LIVE GIGS SWITCHED TO THE AO ARENA

Spice to see you again!

AMANDA Holden had fans doing a double take as she was seen enjoying a reunion with some of her Cutting It costars ahead of its 20th anniversary.

Judd: I only have myself to blame!

JUDD Trump’s hopes of landing a second World Snooker Championship title were shattered by qualifier Jak Jones in a major quarter-final upset at the Crucible.

RASHFORD WILL REALISE THAT A YEAR IS A LONG TIME IN FOOTBALL

SO much can change in 12 months and Marcus Rashford is learning that the hard way - not for the first time either.

SWEEPING CHANGES MARK END OF AN ERROR...

LESS than five months ago, Patrick Stewart was introduced to journalists in the Old Trafford press room before the Chelsea game - that was the sum of our interaction with the interim United chief executive.

Blues continue to push up standards in hunt for fourth title on the bounce

IT doesn't feel like City have been quite as good this season.

JILL SCOTTCity legend Steph deserves to go out with a trophy

LIONESSES legend Jill Scott says City can give Steph Houghton the perfect send-off by sealing the Women's Super League title.

Yonder-ful deal on cards for rewarding nights out

CREDIT FIRM LINKS UP WITH CITY'S VIBRANT FOOD AND DRINK SCENE

Blinken tells Israel time right for Gaza ceasefire

US SECRETARY of State Antony Blinken is meeting Israeli leaders in his push for a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, saying “the time is now” for an agreement that would free hostages and bring a suspension in the nearly seven months of war in Gaza.

Police name boy killed in sword attack

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy killed by a man who went on a rampage wielding a sword has been named locally as Daniel Anjorin.

'Ghost' drugs kingpin caught at City match

TRAFFICKER JAILED FOR 19 YEARS AFTER OFFICERS SWOOP

Reece's family 'angry' at early release of killer

'THIS IS NOT JUSTICE AT ALL - IT IS A DISGRACE'

"With the correct care, my husband would still be here

WIFE'S INQUEST ANGER AS CORONER RULES DELAYS IN DIAGNOSING DAD'S EPILEPSY CONTRIBUTED TO DEATH

Co-op Live opening gig cancelled AGAIN... with crowds waiting outside

THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY AFTER AIR CONDITIONING UNIT FELL FROM CEILING

Death of man found on fields remains mystery

FIVE months after the body of a murder victim was found on the edge of playing fields, mystery still surrounds the case.

Key battles as region goes to the polls

TWO MAYORAL ROLES ALSO ON THE LINE ON BIG NIGHT IN GREATER MANCHESTER

SACRE BLEURRGH!

YOUTUBE STAR TAKES ON CAFE'S T CHALLENGE OF EATING HALF A STONE OF FRENCH TOAST IN JUST 30 MINUTES

Cocaine carer's knife rampage

TRAGIC 'PARANOID' MAN DIED OF HEART ATTACK, INQUEST HEARS

SCOTT HOPING TO BE 'BACK ON THE PITCH SOON'

SCOTT McTominay hopes to be 'back on the pitch very soon' after suffering an injury in the latter stages of United's 1-1 draw with Burnley on Saturday.

Ratcliffe facing battles on and off pitch as problems arrive with new era

SIR Jim Ratcliffe is probably starting to feel that there might have been better times to become a minority owner of his boyhood football club.

City's watching brief coming from a position of strength this time around

CITY players are more composed watching Arsenal in this season's title race knowing they are still in control.

Key: Archer can be our T20 special one

ROB Key has backed Jofra Archer to prove he is England’s “special” one at the T20 World Cup but admits he is still crossing his fingers over the seamer’s fitness after a year out of the game.

Ronnie's LIV wish for snooker world

SNOOKER Ronnie O’Sullivan joked that he would “love to see” a LIV Golf-style breakaway in snooker if someone was willing to offer him hundreds of millions of pounds, but was not interested in contributing to the noise around what a possible rival could mean for the World Snooker Tour.

International law warning over incursion into Rafah

BRITAIN has warned an Israeli incursion into Rafah will struggle to be compliant with international law, amid pleas for Hamas to accept a ceasefire package.