Petershill v Glencairn: Clash with league leaders isn't bigger than any other, says Glens boss
Rutherglen Glencairn boss Joe Pryce denies Saturday’s clash against league-leaders Petershill is bigger than any other, but is wary of a tough challenge.
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'Burglary kit' along with keys to Porsche and Audi and a Rolex uncovered in house raid after string of break-ins
A 'burglary kit' was found along with keys to a Porsche, Audi and Jeep and a Rolex watch by police who raided a house in Wythenshawe on Thursday morning (January 11).
RSPCA appeal to reunite singing cockatiel with its owner after it was found on park bench
A tuneful cockatiel that was discovered on a park bench in Greater Manchester is searching for the person who first showed them how to sing, after they were taken in by the RSPCA and found to be an adept singer. Despite being a Mancunian singing bird, the animal charity was not clear if it knew a single Oasis song.
Djokovic plays qualifier, Swiatek faces Kenin at Australian Open
MELBOURNE: Novak Djokovic will begin his quest for a record-extending 11th Australian Open title and 25th Grand Slam crown overall against a qualifier, while top-ranked Iga Swiatek faces a tricky test against 2020 champion Sofia Kenin, after the draw on Thursday (Jan 11).
Man spends days in hospital after 'unprovoked' attack at pub
Police have released a CCTV image after a man suffered a broken jaw following an 'unprovoked' assault at a Tameside pub. Greater Manchester Police says the attack took place at the Organ Inn, on Acres Lane, Stalybridge.
Homeless man speaks out after Greater Manchester borough declares crisis and turns ex-school into emergency shelter
A man in Salford has shared his experience of being homeless after the city declared the problem a "crisis" - with growing numbers of people struggling to find somewhere to stay.
Bulldozers close in on former Blockbuster Video as Burger King and shops demolished
To many, it was the relic of glorious childhood memories, from a time when we were urged to 'be kind, rewind'. To some, it was the scene of criminal opportunity, where a tunnel was dug twice in five years to steal cash from a once-booming business.
Special educational needs school put in special measures after failing to 'stem the decline'
A special educational needs school in Tameside has been put in special measures after failing to ‘stem the decline in education’.