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'Third-grade' Carse off canvas to keep England in Ashes

England's woeful catching cost them in the second Test at the Gabba, with paceman Brydon Carse getting some redemption after a tough day.

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Australia keep mind games alive before XI unveiled

The Pat Cummins mystery was finally put to bed before the surprise swap of Nathan Lyon and Michael Neser kept Australia's team under wraps until the Gabba toss.

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Dining across the divide: ‘He was a “Stop the boats” person’

With immigration, universal tax rises and big tech on the menu, could a Tory IT director and a Labour-voting financial services technician find anything to agree on?

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When hands fail and history alters: cricket’s notorious dropped catches

England’s most renowned butterfingered culprits share the lingering regret that came from a single moment

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Webster 'puts best foot forward' for more Tests

Australia's new allrounder Beau Webster has had an encouraging start to his Test career, backing up a tidy bowling and fielding performance with a half century.

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Five hours of pints with Paul Heaton: ‘We’ve got distracted. Let’s get back to the album’

He topped the charts in the 80s and 90s, became a nobody, and is now filling arenas again. On a pub crawl in Manchester, Heaton discusses inebriation, insecurity – and why he doesn’t rip off his fans

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Steve Smith and the unbridled joy of taking catches in Test cricket

The Australian now has claim to being one of the greatest in the game and shows the euphoria a catch safely taken can ignite

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‘I felt absolutely sick’: John Gladstone’s heir on his family’s role in slavery

Charlie Gladstone on why the only way he can live with his family’s dark past is to turn it into something positive

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Youth hostels are a muddy, joyful miracle. Losing them to Brexit and the cost of living would be a tragedy

They are an antidote to the isolation and smallness of modern life – yet the YHA is being forced to sell off at least 20, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Manchester international festival theatre roundup – carnival, canals and the Milky Way

The rigidity of othering is blown away, along with Asian stereotypes. Plus, a mixed reality celebration of Ryuichi Sakamoto and a walk on the mild side

The Guardian - UK

'Ian Brown once said Manchester has everything except a beach - that's about to change... kind of'

Welcome to M.E.N. Unwind - our selection of some of our favourite Manchester Evening News reads this Saturday morning to help you relax and reflect. Grab a brew, take some time for yourself and dive in - your weekend starts here

Manchester Evening News

How the NHS was born in Greater Manchester - and the lives touched by that day

A milestone in history

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We Cut Through Dust review – mixed messages from post-apocalyptic Manchester

The audience tour the city listening to a series of voice notes sent by a world-weary survivor. But this promenade performance falters with its form and sense of purpose

The Guardian - UK

'If someone told me you could die doing an exercise you loved, I'd have been surprised - then it almost happened to me'

“I was incredibly lucky doctors managed to save me then and I’m still incredibly lucky to be alive”

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Meet Manchester’s 125th Lord Mayor – the first Asian woman in the role

Teary-eyed, the Labour councillor paid tribute to her parents as she was elected to the ceremonial role at Manchester Town Hall

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything has been rubbish’: Stoke voters welcome Labour comeback

Party takes back control of council in ‘red wall’ territory it aims to regain at next general election

Wales Online

The Wales selection absolutely no-one saw coming after he started season in Welsh Premiership

His call came from out of the blue but he'll be determined to make the most of it

Manchester Evening News

This hidden riverside village is one of Greater Manchester’s best kept secrets

Marple Bridge is at the edge of the Peak District and is regarded as one of the best spots in the region to explore the great outdoors from

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The Greater Manchester areas with the most reports of fly-tipping

Greater Manchester councils have seen 93,629 fly-tipping incidents reported between 2020 and 2022

Manchester Evening News

'My son was murdered after his first day at college - now he's giving me strength to change our Manchester streets'

Rhamero West was chased down by a 'pack of wolves' before he was fatally knifed

Manchester Evening News

Winners of Manchester's Be Proud Awards 2023 celebrating incredible heroes in our communities revealed

The awards celebrate exceptional volunteers, community champions and hidden heroes.

ABC News

BBL stars question Docklands stadium six rule as Renegades beat Stars in Melbourne derby

The Melbourne Renegades win a tense BBL derby, despite two Melbourne Stars players being awarded six runs for shots that hit the Docklands Stadium roof.

Daily Mirror

Steve Smith reveals rats have eaten his iconic baggy green cap and left it "falling apart"

Cricket fans were quick to notice the tattered state of Steve Smith's baggy green cap during the recent Test series between Australia and the West Indies and Smith has now revealed the reason why

Manchester Evening News

Winners of Manchester Culture Awards 2022 announced

Manchester Young Carers Music Project and Little Amal were also recognised for their contribution towards Manchester's arts and culture scene

AAP

Hayden calls for ruthless T20 overhaul

Matthew Hayden says Australia's selectors should follow the path of their counterparts from 20 years ago, making ruthless calls to overhaul a white-ball team.

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