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May 19, 2024

City 2nd highest for hate crimes

Racial and religion-linked offences at historically high levels

2 mins

Kurt mural is heads up for mental health

Image of tragic singer Kurt Cobain who took his own life features number for charity support line

1 min

It took just minutes to buy these weapons

TOM GEORGE finds there are no questions asked when he buys a crossbow and a fearsome 14-inch length knife in the M.E.N.'s special investigation

6 mins

GP's measles warning despite rise in jab uptake

Fears over biggest outbreak of disease in decade

3 mins

Farm CAN hold music festivals

Licence to run shindigs in country park upheld despite complaints

2 mins

'No regrets' for foster mum who's cared for 40 children

'It's a challenging but brilliant job'

4 mins

I felt like I was in a freak show ... now life is amazing

How holiday flight changed Sarah's life after years of weight struggles

3 mins

Ex-head backs MP in pupil phone ban

AS general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, Pepe Di'lasio puts across the views of thousands of senior education officials to Government Ministers and in the media.

2 mins

Wigan take revenge in Hull of a mauling

RUTHLESS Wigan gained revenge for last year's Betfred Challenge Cup semi-final heartbreak as they crushed Hull KR 38-6 in Doncaster to seal their return to Wembley for the first time since 2017.

2 mins

Sale are a Manu down but clinch play-off spot

SALE survived the loss of Manu Tuilagi to clinch a Gallagher Premiership playoff spot thanks to a 20-10 upset win at Saracens.

2 mins

ETH 'I look at our two games.Other issues will only distract us'

ERIK ten Hag brushed aside potential distractions with the under-fire United manager's full focus on ending a poor season with two victories.

2 mins

Boss chooses words cafefully as he looks to legacy of youth

ERIK ten Hag was in good form after United's win against Newcastle, so it wasn't a surprise he arrived at his press conference the next day with a spring in his step.