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Salford and Manchester News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Salford and Manchester. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Young Man Utd fan's tears of joy touch millions
10-year-old Alfie could not contain his excitement at Amad Diallo's 121st-minute winner.
Competition-winning pupils unveil £25k eco-garden
Children will enjoy an eco-garden featuring allotments, a forest school and outdoor classrooms.
New speed limit to improve safety on 'lethal road'
A 20mph limit will be in place on a road in Oldham where two cyclists have been killed in two years.
Family heartbroken after man killed during car theft
Christopher Hanely's family say the 57-year-old was a "loved and devoted family man".
Tragedy chanting arrests after FA Cup clash
Police have arrested eight men, two on suspicion of tragedy chanting, after the game at the weekend.
GB News shows hosted by MPs broke Ofcom rules
The TV channel is put "on notice" by the media regulator over its use of politicians as presenters.
Priest in court to face 34 sexual abuse charges
Christopher Brain, 66, led the evangelical Nine O'Clock Service in Sheffield between 1986 and 1995.
Plans for two new Manchester tram links - mayor
Andy Burnham says Metrolink trams could be extended to two new Greater Manchester locations.
Households warned over Ramadan burglaries
Family gold is being targeted while Muslims leave their homes to go to prayers, police say.
Venue to stay open as nightclub after noise row
A judge permits Manchester's Night & Day Cafe to operate as a nightclub but with noise limits in place.
'I feel relief' - Olympic great Kenny on ending cycling career
The Cheshire-based cyclist is Britain's most successful female Olympian.
Authorities renew plans to prevent moorland fires
Public services aim to spread awareness of a ban on some activities ahead of the warmer months.
Family seek help over woman's 1969 disappearance
Isabella Skelton went missing from Crumpsall, aged 35, with "no physical or digital sign" of her since.
Mother's 'heart melts' at response to son's death
Bobby Power had grown a large social media following before his diagnosis for his positive outlook.
Sandwiches linked to listeria hospital deaths
An inquest links the 2019 deaths of two women at a Manchester hospital to contaminated sandwiches.
Carer stole £20k using bogus credit cards
Petula Hatzer defrauded a vulnerable woman who had no capacity to make decisions, police said.
Irn-Bru maker AG Barr plans to cut almost 200 jobs
The proposals include shutting a Leeds office, placing 35 roles at risk.
'There is life in Ten Hag yet as Man Utd manager'
There is life in Erik ten Hag yet as Manchester United manager, writes Phil McNulty, after their dramatic FA Cup quarter-final win over Liverpool.
Arrest made over alleged Old Trafford tragedy chanting
Greater Manchester Police arrests one person after alleged tragedy chanting during the FA Cup quarter-final between Manchester United and Liverpool.
Evatt urges Bolton to 'stay calm' ahead of run-in
Bolton Wanderers manager Ian Evatt believes his "chasers" can still secure League One automatic promotion.
Man Utd beat Liverpool in seven-goal FA Cup thriller
Amad Diallo scores deep into extra time as Manchester United beat bitter rivals Liverpool 4-3 in a classic to reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup.
Coventry to face Manchester United in FA Cup semis
Coventry City will face Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-finals, while holders Manchester City will play Chelsea.
Moores to nurture youth at Lancs
Peter Moores will continue to help young, local talent progress after extending his contract as Lancashire coach.
McCarthy wants stronger nations
Warrington's Tyrone McCarthy writes to the RFL with his ideas to make the international game more competitive.
Balotelli drops case against City
Mario Balotelli drops his tribunal case against Manchester City after accepting a two-week fine over his discipline.
FA to investigate racism claims
The Football Association will investigate allegations that Macclesfield's Nat Brown was racially abused by Barrow fans.
Barrow 1-1 Macclesfield
Barrow and Macclesfield will have to replay for the right to host Championship side Cardiff in the FA Cup third round.
Southport boss hits out at tackle
Southport manager Liam Watson says a serious injury to Aaron Chalmers marred his side's FA Trophy win over Stockport.
Moores extends deal at Lancashire
Head coach Peter Moores will remain with Lancashire until the end of the 2014 season after extending his contract.
Dale fans air concerns to Coleman
Manager John Coleman spends five hours in meetings with Rochdale fans, allowing them to air their views about the club.
Reds interest genuine - Wilkinson
Chairman John Wilkinson says the RFL has assured him there is genuine interest in saving troubled Salford City Reds.
Dickov demands Oldham response
Manager Paul Dickov demands an improvement from Oldham after accusing his players of a lack of desire against Swindon.
Espinoza to join Wigan in January
Wigan are to sign Honduras midfielder Roger Espinoza in January after the 26-year-old is granted a work permit.
Ngog effort rewarded - Freedman
Bolton boss Dougie Freedman says David Ngog's match-winning cameo against Charlton was reward for his professionalism.
King changing Silkmen philosophy
Manager Steve King is pleased with the progress made by Macclesfield after being relegated from the Football League.
'My abuser died waiting for trial'
An abuse survivor fears victims may not report crimes due to record court backlogs.
Potholes leave nations' roads at 'breaking point'
A new report says the rate of pothole repairs in England and Wales has reached an eight-year high.
Doctor sorry for girl's 'sub-standard' care before death
Ivy Rupasinghe's grieving parents are considering their next move after a hospital's admission.
'Untreated trauma led to our soldier son's suicide'
As a study says veterans need better mental health care, bereaved families share their stories.
Schools failing children with allergies - report
A Cambridgeshire mum wants changes to the law to protect children with allergies after her son died.
Quadriplegic surfer hopes to become UK champion
Jimmy Simpson, 24, has cerebral palsy and hopes to enter this year's Adaptive Surfing Championships.
Kingfisher courtship caught on camera
Amateur Cornish photographer captures moment kingfishers begin courting.
Six people banned from city hospitals over behaviour
It comes after an NHS trust brought in a red and yellow card system due to a rise in incidents.
River Wye pollution prompts chicken firm legal case
Up to 23 million birds are farmed at any one time in the area around the Wye,
Mourners targeted in Facebook funeral scams
Funeral directors across the UK report scammers trying to get credit card details from mourners.
Judicial review over tree felling set to begin
A judge will consider whether Plymouth City Council acted unlawfully in felling more than 100 trees.
Couple receive 'too realistic' cake replica of dog
The cake, ordered as a birthday treat, is a life-sized version of their pet Arthur.