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Coronavirus infection rates might finally be starting to drop in Greater Manchester, but the hospitalisation rate in England is at its highest since January 2021. In the latest seven-day period, the UK has recorded almost half a million new Covid cases.
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The region's firefighters are to get a pay rise after agreeing to extra training to respond to terror attacks. The move ends a bitter dispute and comes after a report by a government inspector in December claimed that Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service remained unprepared to respond effectively to a terrorist attack, four years after the Arena bombing.
Cristiano Ronaldo has vowed to 'keep fighting' as the Manchester United superstar prepares to return to action on Saturday afternoon. Having missed out against Leicester City due to illness, the Portugal captain is back training for the meeting with relegation-threatened Everton (12.30pm).
A person has been taken to hospital after a multi-vehicle crash on the M6 in Cheshire which has led to long delays.
Pioneering dance music legends Orbital are to headline this year’s Moovin festival. The siblings behind rave classics like Chime and Belfast will be joined by a host of other top names at the boutique festival just half an hour out of the city.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes nothing in world football can prepare you for facing Manchester City but he feels the excellence of their Premier League rivals has helped his side become title contenders again.
MANCHESTER, England : The days when a fullback's job was simply to stop the opposition winger and provide some support to the wide player in front of him are long gone and no-one has done more to radically change the position than Pep Guardiola and Juergen Klopp.