BBC Flog It! star expert Michael Baggott dies
Michael Baggott, known for his appearances on BBC's Flog It! has died following a heart attack.
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BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Janette Manrara says 'my heart was full' as she's forced into emotional goodbye
Janette Manrara has said her 'heart was full' having her mum in the UK as they had to say an emotional goodbye. Maritza Manrara has been helping her daughter and her husband Aljaz Skorjanec with childcare as they tour the country with their Strictly Come Dancing co-stars.
Met Office map shows where and when snow is set to fall in Greater Manchester this week
A blast of wintry weather could return to Greater Manchester later this week. The region saw a week of snow, ice and sub-zero temperatures earlier in January.
Adam Thomas shares 'grateful' health update after 'struggling to walk'
Adam Thomas announced "never thought I would be where I am today" as he shared a health update with his fans after struggling with arthritis.
Manchester United told biggest problem that Ruben Amorim might not be able to fix
Ex-Manchester United defender Wes Brown believes the club's current players are intimidated by the pressure of playing at Old Trafford.
Man City vs Club Brugge prediction and odds ahead of Champions League clash
Manchester City are bracing for a pivotal Champions League clash against Club Brugge at the Etihad Stadium this Wednesday night, with no room for mistakes. The Citizens find themselves outside the top 24, a surprising position for the former European champions who were initially favourites to claim the trophy this season.
Households urged to wash bed sheets this often - or risk sharing bed with 20,000 dust mites
Maintaining clean bedding is essential for our health, but many people often wonder just how regularly we should be washing our bed sheets to keep them at peak freshness.
Drivers could not be fined for going into bus lanes 'as suspicions borne out'
More than a third of motorists have mistakenly driven into a bus lane, according to a new poll. The RAC, the organisation behind the survey, argues this suggests local councils ought to send warning letters rather than fines to first-time offenders.