4 h. ago The scheme making millions for the homeless and keeping waste out of landfill

Andy Burnham celebrates groundbreaking recycling initiatve

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21 h. ago Hollywood actor sues British council over 'Downton Shabby' manor house after it evicted him from ruined 'ancestral home' he has spent eight years trying to save

Hopwood DePree, 55, has told of spending eight years and half a million pounds trying to restore a stately home in Middleton, Greater Manchester.

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22 h. ago Children’s home approved on ‘millionaire row’ as neighbours’ fears are dismissed

It is understood neighbours opposed to the plans discussed potentially buying the £1.5M property to prevent the change of use

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39 h. ago The 'one in 30 million' delivery from Scotland to Bolton Market

He was named Pumpkin - and is now in quarantine

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63 h. ago The new childcare rules affecting millions of parents from today

Eligible parents are set to get 30 hours of free childcare from today

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67 h. ago Masked man made horrific threats on YouTube to kill every student at a college in a quiet Welsh town

The 'disturbing' video was seen by police who arrested the suspect just hours before 2,200 students were due to start the new term today.

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2 d. ago Two UK millionaires are walking among us, and one could be you

National Lottery players should check old tickets to see if they have won

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3 d. ago He was millionaire glam rock heartthrob... but things began to fall apart

Brian Connolly had huge success in the 1970s as frontman of glam rockers The Sweet

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4 d. ago They raked in millions but the temptation to flaunt the cash was too much

Twin brothers Benjamin and Thomas Richardson, 38, and Carl Messen, 58, were all jailed for their part in a £16.7m smuggling operation

Economics

4 d. ago Millions of Brits have 'silent killer' condition without realising

Millions of Brits have a 'silent killer' condition but don't realise until it's too late, as it often doesn't present symptoms until complications arise from it

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7 d. ago The desperate measures Blue Peter bosses have taken to capture TikTok generation

The BBC programme, which has been on air since 1958, has faced plummeting viewing figures as it struggles to compete with YouTube and TikTok.

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8 d. ago Outrage as 'disturbing' video shows adolescent orca being 'stimulated' by trainers to prevent inbreeding at closed

Marineland Antibes closed down in January, but park managers, the French government, and animal rights activists have not yet agreed on where the killer whale's should be rehomed.

Culture

8 d. ago Millions urged to make £138 energy saving with this simple change

Households could end up paying £138 more if they don't swap to Direct Debit

Economics

1 week ago Guitar dealer to the stars Norman Harris on George Harrison, Marty McFly’s lost Gibson and his secret stash

A new documentary reveals the man behind the unassuming shopfront, who sells instruments to the likes of Slash, Dave Grohl – and Chris Martin and Gwyneth PaltrowNorman Harris’s career as a guitar dealer went stratospheric one day in 1973, when he received a phone call from a friend. “He said he was with someone who needed a Les Paul,” recalls the man who runs what is probably the world’s most famous guitar shop. “But he wouldn’t tell me who it was. I went over to meet them and it was just my friend there. I said: ‘You made me ride all the way down here? You made it sound so important.’ And then in walked George Harrison with Mal Evans.” Evans was the Beatles’ former road manager. They had been next door getting pizza.The business founded in 1975 by Harris – or Norm as he is known to his starry regulars, awestruck window-shoppers and legions of viewers of his YouTube channel – has grown exponentially. It is located on a strip mall in the Tarzana neighbourhood of Los Angeles, alongsid...

Economics

1 week ago Disturbing videos of Manchester revellers are getting millions of views on YouTube

Disgusting remarks calling women "dogs" and "easy to get" have been left under vile YouTube videos showing revellers in Manchester - and authorities are concerned

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1 week ago Rampage Jackson’s son appears to brutalise ‘flatlined’ pro wrestler in disturbing video

Raja Jackson, 25, has been banned from streaming platform Kick due to the incident

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1 week ago The disturbing videos of Manchester getting millions of views on YouTube

SPECIAL REPORT: The disturbing trend is continuing and attracting a host of misogynistic and 'cruel' comments about the appearance of women who often have no idea they are being filmed. James Holt reports.

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1 week ago Inside £1.6million mansion on Manchester 'millionaire's row' where TV star once lived

The stunning Edwardian mansion is up for grabs on one of Didsbury’s 'most exclusive' private roads

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1 week ago 'Masterpiece' Prime Video thriller that left fans 'disturbed' is a must

The cult classic has found a new streaming home

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1 week ago ‘Not everyone can handle it!’ Discover the raunchy, relentless sounds taking over Caribbean carnivals

At Notting Hill carnival this weekend you’ll hear the sound of bouyon and dennery segment, mutated subgenres full of sexualised lyrics. The creators explain how this deliriously fun music went viralAt this year’s Fête de la Musique in Paris, British ravers who had streamed over to enjoy the annual street party – think Notting Hill carnival without the procession – found themselves hearing, and then swiftly dancing to, a wildly uptempo tune called Bouwéy.Built from a languid vocal at odds with clattering African percussion, the track bowled out from sound systems and car windows, quite unlike anything else: a defining song of the summer. Made by Guadeloupean act 1T1, Bouwéy has now hit 12m views on YouTube. But its frenetic pace and startling synth work haven’t arrived in a vacuum – instead it is the vanguard of a sound known as bouyon, part of a whirlwind of dance genres leaping out from the Caribbean to the world, including at Notting Hill carnival this weekend. Continue reading...

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