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News The home of the TV weatherman has been raided by police as part of an investigation into historic sexual abuse

Fred Talbot faces 9 charges of incident assault and one serious sexual assault

Coronation Street actor William Roache arrives at Preston Crown Court

William Roache trial: Fellow cast member described Coronation Street star as 'cockroach' in warning to girl, court told

Actor playing Len Fairclough said 'You want to keep your eye on him, he will lead you astray' jury hears

Fabio Coentrao has started only four games since United tried to sign him last summer

Transfer news: Manchester United cool on signing Real Madrid's smoking, work-shy Fabio Coentrao

The wing-back has not played for more than two months because of a thigh injury sustained on international duty for Portugal

Gary Ballance

What will the team be for England's next Test v Sri Lanka in May?

We take a look at who should be in the side when England return to the long format of the game

Is it serious? Manchester medical student Tom Leach's notes become worldwide internet hit

His notes and blog got him labelled an 'industry innovator' after the site attracted thousands of other students

Brendan Rodgers

Unemployed young people feel they have 'nothing to live for'

One in three long-term unemployed young people have contemplated suicide

17-year-old Adam Pickup whose body police say they have found.

Adam Pickup: Police find body of missing teenager near Manchester railway station

Mother of 17-year-old posts message on Facebook to let people know of her son's death

The FA are looking into comments made by Brendan Rodgers after he furiously criticised referee Lee Mason for his decisions in the 2-1 defeat to Manchester City

Manchester City 2 Liverpool 1: FA to look into comments made by Reds' manager Brendan Rodgers following referee criticism

Rodgers was left furious with a number of decisions made by referee Lee Mason and criticised the allowance of him to officiate the match given his Greater Manchester heritage

Danny Welbeck

David Moyes tells Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck: 'The name of the game is goals'

Manager knows the United's forwards goal return is what he will be judged on

Experts have warned of a ‘notably strong’ property market and the creation of a new bubble

Could house prices rise another 8% next year?

"The current property market appears to show no signs of slowing as we approach Christmas"

Lesbophobia is alive and well

Too often displays of affection in public attract male leering

Dale Cregan will spend the rest of his life behind bars

Police call-handler 'fed information on hunt for Dale Cregan'

She passed details to her boyfriend who shared it with killer's mother, court told

Why yous are less and less likely to be having a barm for your tea: The Southern way of speaking is spreading say researchers...

Study into 'Language Variation and Change' conducted by the University of Manchester reveals spread of Southern words

Brahim Abdelkader Diaz, dubbed the 'next Lionel Messi', has reportedly agreed to join Manchester City

Transfer news: Manchester City fend off Barcelona to sign 'the next Lionel Messi' Brahim Abdelkader Diaz - reports

The youngster has attracted attention all over Europe but City are said to have won the race for his signature

999 caller admits failures in dealing with choking baby call

A 999 call handler has admitted she made two “fundamental” errors in responding to a report of a choking baby who later died, an inquest has heard.

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Exclusive: Anger over new free school set to be the most expensive in Britain

The most expensive free school in Britain?

Gove approves plan to spend £45m – six times the average – on school for 500 children
Gay marriage: We always knew our fathers would walk us down the aisle, by first female couple to marry in Brighton

First gay weddings

A big day for Tania and Nic – and a big day for the country
New TV channel London Live is born

New TV channel London Live is born

The capital’s first 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week television channel, will hit screens on Monday
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Twenty years on

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The Double act: Richard Ayoade and Jesse Eisenberg team up for Dostoevsky adaptation

The Double act: Richard Ayoade and Jesse Eisenberg

Freely adapted from Dostoevsky's novella, The Double is a masterpiece of dystopian deadpan, set in a gloomy alternate reality
Caped crusaders: What really goes on at the Knights of Malta's secretive headquarters?

Inside Knights of Malta's headquarters

The ancient religious order is at the centre of every conspiracy theory going. Evgeny Lebedev is invited into their headquarters in Rome
Mother's Day 2014 meals: Top chefs and food writers recall the dishes that cemented their relationship with Mum

Food: Mother knows best

Top chefs and food writers recall the dishes that cemented their relationship with Mum
Fashion: From Chanel to Prada, key accessories for spring/summer 2014

Key accessories for spring/summer 2014

You'll feel naked without this season's sumptuous accessories
Mark Hix recipes: Our chef adds wild garlic to his homemade purées, pickles and broths

Mark Hix cooks with wild garlic

Our recent crazy, stormy winter has forced up the wild garlic shoots, which is great news for restaurants – and for sexing up dinner-party menus
Taking it to the Street: World Cup to help children kicks off in Brazil

Taking it to the Street

World Cup to help children kicks off in Brazil
Sales opening for flats in Battersea Power Station

Sales opening for flats in Battersea Power Station

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Plain English: Should you stick to the rules?

A new edition of 60-year-old The Complete Plain Words is being published
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Smells like theme spirit

The best TV themes become a soundtrack to our lives - but can you name their composers?
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