CCTV enquiries to trace 'hooligans' after Northern Quarter war memorial defaced with graffiti AGAIN
CCTV enquiries will be carried out to trace 'hooligans' after a war memorial in the Northern Quarter was defaced with graffiti.
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Man buys £1m castle and makes surprising discovery in the garden
A man who bought a historic castle for £1 million has made a surprising discovery - but he thinks it's 'amazing'. History enthusiast Mok O'Keeffe, 55, bought a five-bedroom Elizabethan castle in 2021 with husband Joe Magle, 37.
Manchester's legendary pub The Britons Protection is set for major change after long-running legal battle
One of Greater Manchester's oldest pubs is set for a major change. The current licensee will be handing the running of the legendary boozer back to the landlord Star Pubs - a subsidiary of brewing giant Heineken - this week.
'I'll only date one type of man now – I'm sick of infuriating questions'
Knowing exactly what you're looking for in a partner isn't a bad thing.
Fragile Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire likely to hold, analysts say
A fragile ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has held for over a month, although the terms of the deal appear unlikely to be fully met by the deadline in late January.
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Ukrainians started 2025 with a wide range of emotions and feelings, reflecting the complex realities of life in the context of war and economic difficulties. From December 19 to 24, 2024, the NGO "LEADING LEGAL INITIATIVES" conducted a large-scale sociological survey (https://ppi.international/statistic/socziologichne-opytuvannya-19-24-grudnya/), interviewing 5,000 respondents from all regions of Ukraine, except for occupied and frontline territories. Additionally, the survey was conducted among Ukrainians living abroad – in Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, and other countries. According to the conducted research, the material conditions of many citizens remain quite difficult: 9.3% of respondents reported that they do not have enough funds even for food. Almost 42% stated that their funds are only enough for groceries, but household expenses are a serious challenge. Another 37% of respondents have enough money for food and household expenses but cannot afford large purchases. Only 2.9% of Ukrainians reported that their financial situation allows them to live without restrictions. Despite the challenges, traditions remain important for people.
Front line offensives in the Ukraine war carry over into the new year
Ukraine's military launched a precision strike at a Russian command post in Maryino in the Kursk region on Thursday, local media reported.