M.E.N headlines 40 years ago: Gang wars, rotting flats, electric cars and the city's first Aids death
It's always fascinating to look back at what was making the headlines in Manchester years ago.
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BBC Breakfast halted minutes in for 'breaking news' announcement
Sunday morning's BBC Breakfast was unexpectedly halted for a breaking news segment. Ben Thompson, who was anchoring the show alone, switched over to his colleague reporting live from Munich.
Thousands demonstrate the Munich Security Conference pleading officials to prioritise peace over war
Demonstrators gathered outside the Munich Security Conference (MSC) to protest against NATO, the arms industry and war and further weapons deliveries to Kyiv.
23-year-old man stabs six people, killing one in Austria, police say
A 14-year-old child was killed and four others were injured after in a random stabbing attack in the city of Villach in southern Austria on Saturday.
Reds manager to Elly De La Cruz: 'I want you to be the best player in baseball'
Cincinnati Reds infielder Elly De La Cruz is one of the most gifted players MLB has to offer, and the 23-year-old's new manager, Terry Francona, has lofty goals for his young star.
What Jude Bellingham said to ref as Real Madrid superstar shown straight red for angry clash with official
Jude Bellingham was controversially sent off after an angry confrontation with a La Liga referee during Saturday's draw at Osasuna.
Brussels, my love? The shadow war that Putin's Kremlin still denies
‘Brussels, my love?' comes to you this week from the European Parliament in Strasbourg, where MEPs met for the second voting session of 2025.
EU leaders reply to Trump: You need us at the table to make any peace deal work
European leaders hardened their tone on Thursday in reaction to the phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, reminding the American president that any peace settlement will require Europe's involvement to work in practice.