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India and Pakistan clash in the Cricket World Cup at Manchester's Old Trafford Ground.
The UK struggles with innovation despite graphene's invention at Manchester University in 2002.
Jamie Carragher will apologize after being suspended by Sky Sports for spitting at a fan.
Ron Paul faces backlash from a New Hampshire resident during a campaign event in Manchester.
Jose Mourinho's tenure and sacking as Manchester United head coach provide key insights into effective leadership and management strategies in professional football.
Liam Gallagher discusses Oasis' split and his new fashion line with Sky News in Manchester.
Liverpool expands Anfield to boost revenue, focusing on corporate sponsorships for financial growth.
Sarah Stevenson from Manchester prepares for the London 2012 Olympics in Taekwondo.
Angie Winstanley-Smith trains with the Team GB Women's Water Polo team for London 2012.
Lucy Letby's sentencing at Manchester Crown Court highlights families' calls for law changes.
During a Manchester derby, a City fan allegedly makes a racist gesture towards Manchester United's Fred, leading to a police arrest and renewed discussions on racism in football.
Over 20 players and a Chelsea ground staff member were involved in a post-match brawl at Stamford Bridge following a match between Manchester United and Chelsea.
Simon Abadi's heavy backpack contains a bomb, leading to a tragic attack at the Manchester Arena.
The video shows the Manchester Arena after a suicide bomb attack at an Ariana Grande concert.
Bert Trautmann's remarkable performance as Manchester City goalkeeper in the 1956 FA Cup final against Birmingham City is highlighted, showcasing his determination despite a broken neck.
Fans worldwide react to Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement from Manchester United on Wednesday.
Mason Greenwood has all charges dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service in Manchester.
Sir Alex Ferguson retires from Manchester United after a 27-year career on Wednesday.
Manchester United faces challenges in the 2012-13 Premier League season with Rio Ferdinand's performance in question.
David Moyes must prove himself in his inaugural campaign with Manchester United.
Mason Greenwood is suspended from Manchester United amid serious allegations of violence.
MPs pledge allegiance to King Charles III following the Proclamation in Manchester.
Saudi Arabia's Sovereign Wealth Fund completes a £300m deal to buy Newcastle United.
Barney Ronay visits the set of BBC's film United about the Munich air crash and the Busby Babes.
The 2011-12 Premier League season featured a significant 6-1 victory for Manchester City over Manchester United, impacting the title race and goal difference.
Gary Neville condemns the European Super League as a criminal act against fans.
Royal Mail faces challenges a year after privatization under Moya Greene's leadership.
Sir Alex Ferguson retires after 27 years at Manchester United, winning 49 trophies including 13 Premier League titles.
Steve Daley discusses the failed world record transfer of Kaka to Manchester City.
Twelve European clubs propose a Super League to address financial uncertainty that jeopardizes football.
Students at the University of Manchester criticize economics education for lacking real-world relevance.
Theresa May aims to shift focus from Brexit at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.
Rachel McKinnon defends her title at the Masters championships in Manchester on Saturday.
Football players and fans unite for Ukraine as sports confront political issues.
In Manchester, insurance salesman Russell Tubby, played by Vincent Franklin, recalls his childhood and the impact of music after hearing a 1929 record.
Andy Cole and Bryan Robson discuss Rooney's future under David Moyes at Manchester United.
Xi Jinping's London visit aims to secure major investment deals for Britain.
Page Howe discusses the potential of emoji domains in Manchester, Tennessee, with VICE News.
James Richardson discusses Fabio Capello's exit and its impact on England's football team.
Rebecca Long-Bailey discusses Labour's vision and the collapse of neoliberalism with Owen Jones.
Owen Jones meets young leaders in Manchester to discuss the Reclaim initiative Team Future.
Julie, known as Lonelady, discusses her desire for a slow burn in her music career, contrasting it with the rapid rise of artists like the Arctic Monkeys.
John Harris and John Domokos discuss the Atlantic Gateway from Liverpool to Salford Quays.
Four strangers spend 90 minutes in a New Jersey beach house during winter, engaging in partying, drug use, and intense conversations about their lives.
