Woman, 77, 'looking for love' found lost on M60 - but police help her get to special Tesco's date
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When will manifestos for the general election 2024 be released by major parties?
The general election campaign is now in full swing after Rishi Sunak announced the UK will head to the polls on July 4.
Parklife travel advice issued as tens of thousands expected to make their way to Heaton Park this weekend
As Heaton Park opens this weekend, tens of thousands of people donning bucket hats, cowboy boots, and sequined outfits will pour through the gates as Manchester's biggest festival officially gets underway.
Manchester United transfer news live Erik ten Hag latest and Bruno Fernandes in Bayern talks
It is now more than a week since Manchester United lifted the FA Cup and the club is still yet to communicate a decision on manager Erik ten Hag's future.
‘I intend to run and to win as Labour’s candidate’, says Diane Abbott
Diane Abbott has said she intends to “run and win” as a Labour candidate at the General Election. Her announcement came in response to reports suggesting she was still weighing up options, and was considering accepting a peerage.
Don't tie a ribbon on your suitcase, warns airport baggage handler
A baggage handler has shared some crucial tips to ensure your luggage gets through the airport swiftly and safely. Losing your luggage is one of the worst travel nightmares, right up there with cancelled flights and rerouted planes.
"You’ve heard of Curry Mile - this is Veggie Mile": The South Manchester suburb that’s packed with plant-based eateries
Just over 10 years ago, there seemed to be a lack of life in the South Manchester suburb of Withington. Bumping shoulders with student-centric Fallowfield on one side and posh’n’pricey Didsbury on the other, the commercial centre of the village was a mishmash of charity shops and barbers.
Man, 88, who's 'seen it all' outside his home took direct action against the council - and he's 'prepared to be arrested'
An elderly pensioner says he's prepared to be arrested over his battle with the council after stopping workers installing national speed limit signs near his home. Terrence Cook insists he has had concerns about the 'dangerous' country lane for years.