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'If this was Wilmslow it would be done, but because it's Burnage, it’s not'

The council by-election that could have huge consequences for Manchester’s future

Jealous husband mounted pavement in Kia Sportage and mowed down wife's ex lover

Paull Rudd, 58, was consumed by 'a moment of madness'

The Wigan waterway that's getting ‘its wiggle back’ after 100 years

The course of Brookside Brook was straightened a century ago but a 'rewriggling' project is set to be good news for wildlife and natural flood defences

Huge quantity of laughing gas seized from Leicester city centre shop

The canisters were worth approximately £4,500

Travel chaos to continue on Wednesday after 1,300 flights cancelled

Hundreds more flights have already been scrapped today

‘Overwhelming’ support for families of A66 crash officers ahead of Pc Matthew Blades’ funeral

The families of two police officers who were killed in a head-on collision on the A66 have been given “overwhelming” support from around the world, a Police Federation Chair said.

DWP confirms 9 PIP conditions most likely to get claimants maximum award length

PIP is designed to help with the extra costs caused by ill-health or disability. It consists of two parts, each of which can be at the standard rate or the enhanced rate.

SNP must abandon fantasy education policies and break nationalist taboo about learning from England

Unlike England, Scotland is failing to counteract the damaging effects of social media on young people’s attention spans

John Swinney admits SNP's integration of health and social care services has 'failed' as reform talks to begin

John Swinney has opened the door to social care services being managed by a newly-structured NHS.

Edinburgh Airport rated the UK's worst for baggage reclaim waiting times

The terminal also ranked fifth bottom for passenger satisfaction among 27 main airports

New HMRC power on table under Andy Burnham has households 'concerned'

HMRC proposes “extend­ing an exist­ing HMRC enforce­ment power to recover lower value tax debts from cus­tom­ers who have per­sist­ently not engaged with HMRC”.

AI data centres: Calls for moratorium in Scotland 'sends wrong message', MSPs told

MSPs have hear claims that AI could add more than £23 billion a year to Scotland’s GDP by 2035.

£100 voucher for home heating oil now available as prices hit four-month high

RTÉ silent on future of Dancing With The Stars sponsor Bellamianta after beauty boss hotel rant caught on camera

NI cosmetics company owned by Linda Stinson has been supplying show for the past nine years

Police failed another victim of killer Jonathan Creswell, probe finds after indecent exposure claim

Ombudsman criticises how PSNI dealt with Katie Simpson’s killer after woman reported him for sex offence

NI councils urged to address sickness levels higher than those of the civil service

Average of 17 days a year per worker lost to absence across 11 local authorities here

Suspected fraud in councils soars by almost £1m in a year

Watchdog’s annual report also finds local authorities are sitting on half a billion pounds of cash reserves

‘This community wants to live in peace’: Garvaghy Road residents meet over Drumcree dispute

'Idyllic' Torbay holiday park has plans to expand

But objectors question if South Devon really needs any more lodges

The new Coventry brown bin rule you need to know

There are big changes to Coventry bin collections starting this week - don't get caught out

Well-known auction house founder remembered in Derby Telegraph funeral notices this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Dying Chaddesden dad fulfils his last wish after devastating diagnosis

Despite his terminal condition, Dave Dakin is 'always laughing' and 'always giving wherever he can'

Warring couple, 34 and 19, attack three Good Samaritans and two police officers

Eamonn O'Rourke and Karly Parfitt kicked, punched, bit, and gouged their victims

Stoke-on-Trent mum kicking heroin addiction dies in 'tragic circumstances'

RIP Victoria