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Available for over a yearAround 700 prisoners have been released to ease overcrowding in jails and a shortage of spaces, with around 1800 more expected over the coming weeks. Radio Manchester’s Euan Doak brings you all the details.Programme WebsiteShow less

Former Wales striker Bellamy, who was appointed national boss in July 2024, faced criticism from some fans after holding talks over a potential move to Burnley in June.In a lengthy news conference after the Norway triumph, he said he feels people “could be kinder to each other” after revealing the negativity aimed at him had also affected his family.”It’s not me but I have kids and a wife; it’s for them – they see it,” he said.”I’ve lived in this environment and I had it as a player, but I think there’s ways we can speak to people, and just…

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Firstly, his fear – being “really concerned” – that the vast money from Abu Dhabi, that has transformed not just the club but parts of the city, could go.Secondly, that “I can’t intervene more” in the process that is ongoing. What does “more” mean?To be fair, as you can see in the full quote above and he said repeatedly elsewhere in the interview, he was trying to be circumspect about it all.”I am not getting directly involved in the process,” he told me, later adding “I have to keep my distance from it.”But, the cumulative impression many were left with…

Luke Humphries has made it through to the World Grand Prix quarter-finals, along with James Wade, Gian van Veen and Niels Zonneveld.World number two Humphries, who won the tournament in 2023 and was beaten by the eliminated Luke Littler in last year’s final, was a comfortable 3-0 winner against Jermaine Wattimena in Leicester.The Englishman will play the Netherlands’ Zonneveld, who beat Gary Anderson 3-1, in the last eight.Wade has won the World Grand Prix twice – in 2007 and 2010 – and kept his hopes of a third title intact with a 3-1 win against Stephen Bunting.In a tournament where…

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Warning spoiler alert. The new series of Celebrity Traitors has kicked off, with 21 contestants including Bella Ramsey, Maya Jama and Michael Sheen. But only moments after the game’s traitors were selected, a huge curveball was thrown when Richard E Grant did something no one has done on the show before. culture correspondent Noor Nanji discusses his wild admission, as well as the show’s latest twist.More on this story.

A huge interactive mural has sprung up in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, ahead of the first episode of a celebrity game show. The Celebrity Traitors is set to return to our screens this evening – with a star-studded cast including comedy’s Miranda Hart as well as actors Richard E Grant and Michael Sheen.To mark the second series of the show, Manchester has seen the appearance of a new mural on the corner of Thomas Street and High Street.Tonight, viewers will see a select few celebs chosen as “traitors”, whose job is to plot the demise of their fellow players. As the…

Downing Street has said Manchester City are not “above the rules” after Andy Burnham was criticised for his comments about the club’s breaches of Premier League financial rules.The prime minister said on Wednesday he would be “really concerned” if the club’s owners decide to sell up after City were found guilty by an independent commission of most of the 115 charges they faced.His remarks were branded “completely out of touch” and “extraordinary” by the Tories and took many in the football community by surprise.In a statement following the backlash, Downing Street said the PM had made clear “the initial judgement…

You are about to be charged £0.00**Your gift has been appliedThank you for subscribing!Esther McVey blasts Andy Burnham over his Brexit U-turn | GB NEWS By Jack Walters, Published: 01/10/2026 – 22:09Updated: 01/10/2026 – 22:25The fearless champion of Britain, its voices and its values.Join the fight for free speech and fearless journalism.Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News hereAndy Burnham has left the door open to holding a snap general election in 2027 just days after the Prime Minister insisted he would not call an early poll.Insiders believe May 2027 could be a good time for Mr…