James Holt
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- 76
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- Jul 20, 2026
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The dream of city centre living has turned into an 'absolute s*** storm' (opens the original)
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Property prices in Manchester city centre have plunged by £74,000 in just two years, and owners of leasehold apartments say they are trapped in a 's***storm' of sky-high service fees and unresolved cladding issues. Residents spoken to by the Manchester Evening News say the situation has rendered many flats unsellable.. And that some estate agents even refuse to list certain properties in blocks plagued by maintenance issues. Today, those who saw the rapid growth of Manchester's skyline as an opp
I indulged in a slice of Michelin-star serenity in the heart of southwest France (opens the original)
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I hadn't ever tasted cognac before visiting the French town that bears the same name as the spirit. But just hours after landing, my first sip stopped me in my tracks. Sharp, warming and more complex than I had expected, the globally-renowned brandy delivered a memorable welcome to the southwestern hotspot, a place where centuries of craftsmanship and business going back multiple generations are still so obviously woven into everyday life. Set back just minutes from the banks of the stunning Cha
Police 'concerned' for missing man, 45, not heard from for over a week (opens the original)
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Police said they are becoming 'increasingly concerned' about a missing man who has not been heard from for more than a week. Steven, aged 45, whose surname was not disclosed by police, has not been heard from since July 6. He is known to have links across Greater Manchester, including the city centre, Salford and south Manchester. He is described as a white male, 5ft 6ins tall of a slim build and with brown curly hair. A photo of Steven was circulated as part of the police's public appeal. Anyon
Fourth day of Dovestones fire as Greater Manchester residents told 'stay inside' (opens the original)
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The major wildfire on the moors above Dovestones reservoir continued for a fourth consecutive day on Tuesday (July 14) with residents across Greater Manchester told once again to 'stay indoors'. The huge fire, which started on Saturday night (July 11) and prompted a major incident to be declared, 'remains active' but is now in a 'steady state', the Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) confirmed as they continued to work at the scene. More than 70 firefighters, 15 engines and wildfi
“I have lived with the genuine fear that he could kill me" (opens the original)
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A violent abuser traumatised his victim by attacking her, sharing her intimate images online and stalking her, a court has heard. Stephen Woodall launched his 18-month campaign of emotional and physical abuse on his victim who says she 'lived with the fear he would kill me'. He assaulted his victim which left her needing hospital treatment and stitches for her injuries, police said. Then he shared intimate photos of her online without consent. When he was first arrested, Woodall was issued with
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