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Police arrest a 59-year-old man over an alleged racist gesture at an FA Cup tie between Liverpool and Manchester United.

North West ambulance crews are to share their "day-to-day working life" via Twitter.

Sir Alex Ferguson defends goalkeeper David de Gea after Manchester United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool.

Homes in Salford are evacuated after police raid a flat and find two suspicious devices.

New manager John Coleman guides Rochdale to a first win in 10 matches as they move off the bottom of League One with victory over Bury.

Relegation-threatened Stockport pick up a crucial victory over promotion-chasing Kidderminster.

Chris Eagles scores a second-half winner as Bolton come from behind to beat Swansea and book their place in the FA Cup fifth round.

Substitute Dirk Kuyt strikes a late winner as Liverpool defeat Manchester United in a dramatic FA Cup fourth round clash at Anfield.

Manchester United striker Mame Biram Diouf signs for Bundesliga club Hannover 96 on a two-year deal.

Two brothers appear in court charged with the murder of a man who was found decapitated and burnt.

Sir Alex Ferguson believes Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck will be in England's squad for the Euro 2012 Championship in Poland and Ukraine.

A Cheshire woman says she is terrified after being told her PIP breast implants have ruptured and are leaking.

Blackpool sign forward Nouha Dicko on loan from Wigan for the remainder of the season.

A Bolton man is jailed for possessing a recipe for the deadly poison ricin and documents about how to make bombs.

Radcliffe's Danny Boyle reveals the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony will be called Isles of Wonder

A Manchester Jewish Museum exhibition tells the story of 300 child survivors of the Holocaust

The owners of two cafes where customers were allowed to smoke shisha pipes have been ordered to pay a total of nearly £3,000.

The partnership of Manchester City Galleries, Whitworth Art Gallery and The Manchester Museum today received confirmation of three year’s major grant funding from Arts Council England (ACE).

A youngster who joined an image campaign to show the potential of today’s Moss Side has gained national recognition for his work - and a fledgling career in journalism to boot.

A man who bragged to a City Council officer about his involvement in the August riots has been banned from Piccadilly Gardens.

Plans for a new £4.5 million football stadium in North Manchester with facilities which will benefit the wider community are moving forwards.

A man who spent months harassing staff at Manchester city centre’s tribunals service has been banned from going near the building.

Joe Selman (55) of Lawton Moor Road in Northern Moor has been given a 10 week custodial sentence suspended for 12 months and a six week curfew and ordered to pay costs of £250 for benefit fraud.

Glittering parading dragons and dancing lions will fill the streets to celebrate the arrival of the Chinese New Year.

High school children from Manchester will learn first hand about the experience of a holocaust survivor at a special event to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January 2012.

A group of residents received a shopping bonus - after going head to head with their neighbours to see who could recycle more.

Manchester City Council believes that proposed changes to housing benefit could cost Manchester residents almost £8 million a year.

Northern Thunder Netball Club are looking forward to the start of the national Fiat Netball Super League.

Manchester has long enjoyed a great reputation for its wonderful Christmas line-up - and deservedly so as 2011 proves to be the most successful year yet.

Manchester's Employer Suite served up its 1,000th success story when Leah Mayhew, who had been unemployed for more than three years, took away a permanent job in double-quick time from her visit.

Manchester City Council has unveiled an outline £18 million strategy which would see three outdated older pools with high running costs replaced with state-of-the-art leisure facilities.

The podcasts are released twice a month and feature expert commentary and insightful debate from business leaders and MBS academics on today’s most topical issues.

Dr Paul Irwing speaks to the Telegraph about his recent study which reveals significant personality differences between men and women.

Manchester Business School’s Professor Colin Talbot and Dr Carole Talbot have exclusively teamed up with BBC Radio 4’s PM programme to assess the real impact of spending cuts to our region.

Ismail Erturk, senior lecturer in banking at Manchester Business School, said the "sound and fury" over the eurozone debt crisis deflected attention from "the real problem" - banking.

Manchester Business School’s strategic partnership with one of China’s leading universities and business schools has resulted in the launch today (28 November 2011) of a collaborative DBA programme.

The UK's first Sports Analytics conference brought together professionals from across the world at Manchester Business School to discuss how analytics can be applied to enhance sport and business performance.

The latest Office of National Statistics data showing unemployment figures at their highest level since 1994 proves that companies are under continuing pressure to reorganise their businesses and streamline their employee base.

The BBC’s Gordon Burns, recently chaired a debate at MBS discussing whether this year’s riots had a lasting impact on the reputation of the UK’s leading cities.

The University of Manchester and Bruntwood team up to create ambitious new building project at Manchester Business School

Personal Audit Systems (PAS) Ltd, a market leading benefits and expenses software provider, has undertaken a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Manchester Business School in order to design, develop and implement a web-hosted service platform for its P11D software.

A 15-strong team from Manchester Business School’s Fairness at Work Research Group, headed up by Dr Helge Hoel and Professor Jill Rubery, recently co-organised the second Regulating for Decent Work Conference, in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation and University of Melbourne's Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law.

Wednesday 28 September 2011, 6.30pm lecture (6.00pm networking and refreshments) Manchester Business School West

Manchester Business School's 18-month MBA programme is ranked 2nd in the world, outside the US, by business title Forbes. The Forbes rating uses return on investment (ROI) as its main measure, combined with feedback gathered from MBS’ global alumni community.

State procurement should take much of the blame for the 1,400 job losses at Canadian train maker Bombardier, according to a new report by researchers at Centre for Research in Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC).

Manchester Business School’s Professor Naomi Chambers will be taking part in The Guardian’s live panel debate, today at 12.00, discussing what the NHS can learn from healthcare systems in other countries.

Professor Colin Talbot discusses the dilemma facing public sector managers as the wave of strikes continues.

Ismail Erturk discusses how the UK can stay competitive in response to global inflationary pressure.

Manchester United will send a team to play an Irish League XI for Harry Gregg's testimonial, almost half a century after the goalkeeper left the club.

Sir Alex Ferguson defends goalkeeper David de Gea after Manchester United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool.

Patrice Evra's ordeal concluded with his Manchester United captain's armband tossed away in the despair of defeat on the Anfield turf. For David de Gea, the torment shows no sign of ending. Evra, as the script inevitably dictated, played a...

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is pleased with the way his side has come through "a very difficult week", by reaching a Wembley final and beating Manchester United in the FA Cup.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish defends his club's supporters after Manchester United defender Patrice Evra was barracked throughout the FA Cup fourth round tie.

Substitute Dirk Kuyt strikes a late winner as Liverpool defeat Manchester United in a dramatic FA Cup fourth round clash at Anfield.

Manchester United striker Mame Biram Diouf signs for Bundesliga club Hannover 96 on a two-year deal.

Fraizer Campbell makes a goalscoring return from 18 months out injured to earn Sunderland a fourth-round replay with Middlesbrough.

Iraq's opposition Iraqiyya bloc ends a boycott of parliament begun last month over an arrest warrant issued for the country's most senior Sunni politician.

Syria's army moves to reassert control in rebellious suburbs of Damascus in the worst fighting around the capital in the 10-month uprising, activists say.

A former police chief who introduced Tasers into Britain warns Scotland Yard to be "very careful" if plans to roll out more stun guns goes ahead.

There would have been "chaos" if ministers had overruled the board of RBS over a £963,000 share bonus for its chief executive, says Cabinet Minister Iain Duncan Smith.

First Minister Peter Robinson attended his first GAA match in Armagh on Saturday night.

World number one Novak Djokovic beats second seed Rafael Nadal in a five-set epic to retain his Australian Open title.

A retired colonel who led a failed military revolt against Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill is arrested and charged with mutiny.

A 15-year-old girl was killed when she was hit by a train at a foot crossing in Hertfordshire, say police.

The government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai is planning to meet the Taliban in Saudi Arabia in an attempt to jump-start peace talks, the BBC learns.

A father-daughter drama and a documentary about the US war on drugs clinch top prizes at the Sundance festival for independent film.

The eurozone crisis could be under control at last, according to the leaders at the World Economic Forum, but there is plenty of uncertainty ahead.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges African leaders to respect gay rights in his opening address at the African Union summit.

Staff and students of Pembrokeshire College pay tribute to a student who died after contracting meningitis.

Athens rejects outright German proposals for an EU power of veto over the Greek budget, with a minister threatening to quit over the issue.

Get inspired by the collections at Manchester Art Gallery

Take part in this informal drawing workshop which takes place in a different gallery each month.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

New poems by Jean Sprockland for Manchester Literature Festival in response to Ford Madox Brown.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

Sensory play for you and your baby/toddler with a different theme each month.

Sensory play for you and your baby/toddler with a different theme each month.

Practise speaking English and enjoy the art gallery with an ESOL (English for speakers of other languages) tutor at this free event.

Practise speaking English and enjoy the art gallery with an ESOL (English for speakers of other languages) tutor at this free event.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer, exhibition tour.

Creative play for all ages.

Join us for a chat about artworks on display.

Join a volunteer guide for a tour of Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer.

This was the horrifying moment drunk thug Daniel Worgan threw a chivalrous Good Samaritan against a moving train at Shrewsbury railway station.

England coach Andy Flower said he will not shy away from dropping a batsman for the third Pakistan Test after their latest abject showing against spin bowling.

Iain Duncan Smith says there could have been "chaos" if ministers had overruled the board of RBS and vetoed a £963,000 share bonus for its boss.

A poll by the High Pay Centre suggests most people favour a cap on bosses' pay.

Sir Alex Ferguson defends goalkeeper David de Gea after Manchester United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat by Liverpool.

League Two Crawley Town will be hoping to play a big name in the FA Cup fifth-round draw after beating Championship side Hull 1-0 on Saturday.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits even he is surprised by the meteoric rise of teenage winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

The Duke of York told entrepreneurs at the Davos summit in Switzerland that foreign firms should invest in Britain, not other European nations, because 'unlike them it is open for business'.

Police arrest a 59-year-old man over an alleged gesture at an FA Cup tie between Liverpool and Manchester United.

Alternative views on how to fix the world economy

Illegal tyre dumping 'nightmare' - A warning is issued of the dangers of illegal tyre dumps as officials start to clear 7,000 left on farmland. [Front Page News]

Ship sinking costs Carnival $95m - The sinking of the Costa Concordia could cost parent firm Carnival up to $95m (£62m; 75m euro), the firm says. [Front Page News]

Sherlock Holmes WILL return for a third series next year, BBC confirms - Audiences were left unsure if the cantankerous detective would return after he appeared to 'die' with his reputation in tatters in Sunday night’s show. [Show Biz]

Luton airport planning expansion - Plans to increase annual passenger capacity to 18 million at London Luton Airport and create 6,000 new jobs are revealed. [Business]

Yummy mummies take to the catwalk as New York Fashion Week set to star a mothers-only runway show - Strut: The Fashionable Mom Show will give women inspiration when it comes to wearing outfits that can be easily transformed to take a mom from homes to evenings out. [Femail]

British surgeons pioneer surgery with robotic arm to fix blood vessel - Doctors at St Mary's Hospital in London have saved a man's life by performing a world-first heart operation using robotic technology. [Health]

Nationwide launches market-leading 18 month 0% purchase credit card - but there¿s a catch - Nationwide Building Society is launching an 18 month 0 per cent interest purchase credit card tomorrow – but you must be a current account customer to get it. [Money Mail]

Sainsbury's lands latest blow in supermarket petrol price war with '10p off a litre' promotion - The promotion will last from tomorrow until Sunday, and also applies to online shopping. Morrisons are also slashing prices at the forecourt from Monday. [Money Mail]

Games legacy boost for graduates - Glasgow City Council is unveiling a £10m scheme that aims to provide 1,000 jobs for graduates as a 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy. [Front Page News]

Nasa announces 2014 test flight of its Orion deep space capsule - The Orion capsule, which is being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp, would fly aboard a Delta 4 or Atlas 5 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. [Sciencw]

Colombia fashion week 2011: Butt implants and 'mountains of cocaine' - A behind-the-scenes look at Colombia fashion week makes up the latest installment in the Fashion Week Internationale series - and reveals the Colombian obsession with plastic surgery. [Femail]

Thousands join remembrance events - Thousands of people of Wales across are joining remembrance events as a weekend of tributes begins to war victims. [Front Page News]

High fibre diets CAN reduce the risk of bowel cancer - By compiling existing research involving data from almost two million people, scientists found that a high-fibre diet offers significant protection against the disease, the third most common form of cancer in Britain. [Health]

UK could face double-dip recession, warns EU as Britain prepares for economic 'Armageddon' - David Cameron and Vince Cable put on a united front as a report was published that laid bare the toll of the turmoil in the eurozone on our economy. [Money Mail]

Jilly Cooper silenced by a Woman's Hour question about her husband's love affair - When Jilly, pictured with husband Leo Cooper, wrote a book of advice for married women, one tip was that a wife should sometimes turn a blind eye to her spouse’s affairs because they can blow over. [Femail]

 
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