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Man, 26, killed and two others rushed to hospital after dirt bike horror smash
A man who was riding on a dirt bike in Cheshire has died after a crash with a car. Emergency services raced out to Halton Brown, in Runcorn, at around 1.20pm on Friday (September 23).
Bailey Peacock-Farrell’s Northern Ireland spot uncertain despite Kosovo heroics
Bailey Peacock-Farrell deserved a big share of the credit for Northern Ireland’s crucial come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Kosovo on Saturday but still heard manager Ian Baraclough suggest he may need to leave Burnley this winter to keep his place in the side.
TikTok facing £27 million fine for failing to protect children's privacy, regulator announces
Social media giant TikTok could be facing a multi-million-pound fine for failing to protect children’s privacy.
Police hunt 'man with axe' after road rage episode near nature reserve
Officers are hoping to track down a man who was reportedly seen with an axe during a 'road rage incident' in Bolton. Greater Manchester Police says the road rage episode happened on Thicketford Road, close to Seven Acres nature reserve.
Man to appear in court after Audi crashes into ambulance carrying child patient
A man from Eccles has been charged with drink driving following an incident yesterday where a car crashed into an ambulance carrying a child. Robert Chalmers, of Liverpool Road, has been remanded in custody and the 4-year-old will appear in court later today.
Bolton's Dion Charles on international link-up with ex-Wanderer & Wigan Athletic's Josh Magennis
Bolton Wanderers striker Dion Charles believes he compliments Wigan Athletic's Josh Magennis well upfront for Northern Ireland as he targets another win with his country.
Man City fans getting 'better value for money' on season tickets than rivals Manchester United, data claims
Manchester City has been ranked top of the table when it comes to ‘value for money’ with fans expecting to spend £11 per home game goal in Etihad Stadium. A study found City fans are getting better value for money than their rivals Manchester United who can expect to pay more than twice as much (£23) per home goal.