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EXCLUSIVE: ‘I photographed Oasis in a street in London just because it shared the name of a Manchester City midfielder and Liam and Noel Gallagher loved it’ Legendary snapper Kevin Cummins on the secret behind his cunning masterplan

A new book reveals Oasis' early links to Manchester City and famous photoshoot that nearly never saw the light of day

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Manchester City players ‘do not deserve a bonus’ even if they win the Club World Cup, says Pep Guardiola

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is disappointed with performances in the Premier League and Champions League this season

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Jadon Sancho potential next club revealed as Manchester United winger faces uncertain wait: report

Jadon Sancho has no future at Manchester United and isn't wanted at Chelsea

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‘This is for grassroots music’: The Lottery Winners celebrate number one album

Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham congratulated them and said he was a ‘big fan’.

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Manchester United handed major injury boost as FIVE return with City derby and Lyon looming

Ruben Amorim’s selection crisis begins to ease with some huge fixtures coming up in April, starting at Nottingham Forest

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Father who cut up elderly housemate and scattered body parts across Manchester jailed for life

Horror-obsessed ‘cold-blooded’ killer Marcin Majerkiewicz bludgeoned his friend Stuart Everett, 67, with a hammer at the house they shared in Salford

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Manchester’s radical Black female activists: ‘We didn’t define ourselves as feminists’

Founded in 1980, Abasindi Co-operative fought systemic racial and gender inequalities. Nearly 50 years later, the group’s legacy is everywhere

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'I won the World Cup and I said to myself, I've done it all, I need to keep feeling emotions': Raphael Varane opens up on why he had to leave 'indescribable' Real Madrid for Manchester United

Raphael Varane explained why he had to leave Real Madrid for Manchester United

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Chelsea obliterate Man City to send Champions League statement to familiar foe

Chelsea 3-0 Manchester City (Chelsea win 3-2 on aggregate): A first-half blitz turned this quarter-final around and set up a semi-final clash with Barcelona

The Independent UK

Kevin De Bruyne touted for shock move to South American giants: report

Kevin De Bruyne's contract at Manchester City will end in summer

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Ghouls Aloud: The Horrors come back from the dead with "a dazzling nocturnal spectacle of sombre reflections and oozing catharsis"

The Horrors promote new album Night Life by painting Manchester's Night & Day Cafe several shades of black

Louder

Tottenham and Manchester City could smash transfer record for British wonderkid: report

Tottenham and Manchester City are looking for reinforcements in the summer

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Lady Gaga is bringing The MAYHEM Ball Tour to London and Manchester

Lady Gaga has unveiled the tour dates for her 'MAYHEM Ball Tour'.

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The one problem Chelsea must avoid over £5m Jadon Sancho decision

Blues risk future issue if they do not pay get-out clause and make loan move from Manchester United permanent

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The Independent UK

Finance workers to stage fresh strikes in dispute over pay

Members of Unite working for Capita’s Life and Pensions division in Glasgow and Manchester will walk out on Wednesday until April 7.

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Andre Onana edging closer to Manchester United exit, following Sir Jim Ratcliffe comments: report

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has polarised opinion in his two seasons at the club - but looks to be leaving sooner rather than later

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'Reasons To Be Optimistic': UK Startups Boost Local News Scene

On the second floor of a London furniture store, three journalists are busy finalising the latest edition of a newsletter, covering everything from local foodbank funding to a neighbourhood cafe.

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“He was a one-off… We will never see his like again”: Paul ‘Wags’ Wagstaff, guitarist for Happy Mondays, Black Grape and Paris Angels, has died aged 60

Wagstaff was a key figure in Manchester's thriving “Madchester” scene in the '80s and '90s

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Manchester United’s stadium plans: put the fans first

Editorial: A £2bn new arena for Britain’s biggest football club will bring regeneration to the surrounding area. But matchgoing supporters are right to be circumspect

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Pac-Man Live: filching fruit and fleeing ghosts in human-sized video game

Nearly half a century after the little chomping yellow head was first seen, Manchester’s live version joins pantheon of immersive nostalgic exploits

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Manchester’s Bee Network introduces tap-in travel on buses as well as trams

Andy Burnham hails ‘truly integrated, London-style’ system with fares calculated and capped automatically

Evening Standard

KSI explains why Dillon Danis fight postponed in new update

High-profile clash had been due to headline Misfits 21 card on March 29 in Manchester, but will now be rescheduled

MusicRadar

“It’s about those bands who need merch income to survive”: The Charlatans' Tim Burgess fronts a new Manchester festival that allows bands to keep all their merch profits

The showcase aims to empower artists and bands to profit from their merch sales - without a middleman taking a cut

Evening Standard

Jamie Laing shares emotional update on final day of Comic Relief challenge: 'My body is broken'

The radio presenter is taking on five Ultra Marathons in five days - a total of 150 miles - he aims to finish in Salford, Manchester on Friday, March 21

Evening Standard

OPINION - Even Manchester is better than London for young people — thanks to our crazy property market

In 1989 I took my first ever trip to Manchester from London. My first impression of Manchester back then was that it was absolutely crap. I may have been missing something, but as far as I could see there was nowhere to eat.

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