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Bidders have until Sunday evening to place their offers on the prints, in aid of United’s partner, UNICEF

Renewable energy will soon be shining bright and available to the public as Greater Manchester’s first accessible solar farm will be opened later this month in Rochdale.

Trio of charities form Employment Task Group and extend a helping hand to get Manchester’s homeless off the streets and into jobs with employment initiative

Ed Miliband has slammed Nigel Farage claiming that people will be able to see through the UKIP leader’s bravado and realise that the party ‘don’t have the answers’.

Greater Manchester Police launch a hunt for a man who broke into the home of an elderly Blackley couple, while impersonating an officer, and threatened to stab them

Esther Rantzen CBE was joined by basketball legend John Amaechi OBE at the launch of a £1million appeal for ChildLine’s latest service which aims to join forces with 980 Greater Manchester schools

A Bolton Olympic athlete unexpectedly died on a hospital operating table while undergoing a routine operation to ensure she couldn’t have any children – after suffering an ‘extraordinarily rare’ reaction.

Nigel Farage may be looking to topple Labour in next week’s Heywood and Middleton by-election – but he was hoping to have David Cameron for breakfast over his Euro stance.

Logan Wood from Oswaldtwistle, suffered a heart attack after falling on a motorcross dirt track at Cowm Quarry, near Rochdale, yesterday afternoon

A Manchester drag performer who legally changed his name to Misty Chance to dodge Facebook’s ‘real name’ policy may be changing it back, after the social media site retracted its guidelines.

Countries could soon use private security companies to make it easier to go to war and make them last longer, according to new research by the University of Manchester.