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BIZARRE: 5 | Mind Blowing Facts

People surprised to find out what the Travelodge logo actually is

What do you see? Just colours, hills, a bird?

Wales Online

Robbie Coltrane: JK Rowling and Daniel Radcliffe lead tributes as Scottish star of Harry Potter dies aged 72

Beloved star of the Harry Potter franchise and Granada TV series ‘Cracker’ died on Friday 14 October

The Independent UK

Liverpool have chance to heed Gary Neville managerial advice after 'turning point' talk

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool put their Premier League woes to one side with a 7-1 victory away to Rangers in the Champions League, but domestic duties return on Sunday

Daily Mirror

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ITV Coronation Street: The businesses that have vanished from Weatherfield that you may have forgotten

Not all of the businesses have stood the test of time

Manchester Evening News

11 attractions loved in Greater Manchester and beyond that you can't visit now

Some were demolished years ago, whereas other still lie in a state of disrepair

Manchester Evening News

Danny Boyle Matrix ‘spectacular’ to open Manchester’s Factory

Show entitled Free Your Mind will be the first production at the city’s much-anticipated new arts venue

The Guardian - UK

The lost theme park a short trip from Greater Manchester that delighted 80s and 90s kids

American Adventure owned by Granada ultimately wasn't as successful as its nearby rival Alton Towers

Manchester Evening News

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Tony Adams leaves fans in stitches with Arsenal-themed dance on Strictly debut

Arsenal legend Tony Adams is a contestant on this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing and received just 15 points for his Arsenal-themed rendition of the tango

Irish Mirror

Who is Santiago Arias? Man Utd target has 'bags packed' ready to seal free transfer

Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing Colombian right-back Santiago Arias, who is a free agent after being released by Atletico Madrid this summer

Daily Mirror

Who is Tony Adams? Football legend joins cast of Strictly 2022

Everything you need to know about football star Tony Adams

Evening Standard

Alex Collado to Celtic latest as Hoops learn transfer blow with star's Barcelona exit 'very close'

The attack-minded player has come through the ranks of Barcelona's famed academy but it is reported over in his homeland a move to Celtic isn't top of his list.

Glasgow Live

Alex Collado and the mixed Barcelona messages as Celtic loan target sparks Xavi transfer U-turn

Collado is in transfer purgatory and there have been mixed messages over Barcelona's stance, as he continues to be linked with a loan to Celtic.

Daily Record

Miguel Gutierrez profiled as 'phenomenal' Real Madrid left-back linked with Leeds United

One of football's biggest names hailed Gutierrez as 'phenomenal'

Leeds Live

Leeds transfer news: Marsch pushing hard for Bruges striker and keen on Stoke defender

Leeds are focused on signing a striker with Raphinha's fee from his move to Barcelona and are working on Charles De Ketelaere and Arnaud Kalimuendo, while Kiko Casilla is set to return to Spain permanently

Daily Mirror

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Liverpool Echo

Liverpool £22m stake was sold back at a loss after 'Barcelona plan' backfired

It's 23 years to the day since Granada bought a stake in Liverpool FC and tried to become the top dog in football broadcasting

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United and Erik ten Hag could replace Dean Henderson with an £11m 'relegated gem'

With Dean Henderson's future at the club in doubt, Man United will need to look for reinforcements.

The Guardian - UK

It’s the Sids 2022! The complete review of La Liga’s 2021-22 season

Carlo Ancelotti completed football with Real Madrid, while there was drama at the bottom if not so much at the top

The Conversation

Friday essay: grey-haired and radiant – reimagining ageing for women

Ageist thought patterns and reactions are so embedded in Australian culture that even educated people, people who otherwise insist on political correctness, will open their mouths and deliver a hurtful, hateful judgement.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Walking dead’ of Cádiz and Mallorca rise up to send Granada into abyss

A macabre final day in La Liga ended with a Hitchcock-style twist and horror for the most unlikely relegation candidates

Daily Mirror

Inside LaLiga masterplan to challenge Premier League's global dominance

LaLiga signed a deal with private equity firm CVC last year and is already channelling investment to clubs in a bid to challenge the Premier League's global dominance

Manchester Evening News

The vast Granada TV archive is returning to Manchester after 30 years in a warehouse in Yorkshire

Researchers will catalogue the huge archive before opening it to the public

The Guardian - UK

Silence and cheers: Mallorca back from brink after ‘inexplicable magic’

The creeping dread of relegation was at the door when the man who ‘feels Mallorca’ put his club’s destiny back in their hands

Daily Mirror

Hector Bellerin teammate makes crowdfunding plea after Arsenal loanee's full-time tears

Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin has spent the season on loan in his native Spain and his teammate has kicked-off a fundraising campaign that could make the transfer permanent

Evening Standard

Are we the bad guys in Wagatha Christie and Depp vs Heard sagas?

When I was a schoolboy, there was nothing I enjoyed more than exaggerating a mild sniffle, sloping off school and settling down to another riveting episode of the fictional daytime Granada TV trial, Crown Court. It taught me the thrill and jeopardy of a courtroom drama early. Let’s call it…

The Guardian - UK

Jorge Molina lets the joy in at last for Granada’s La Liga survival fight

No one older had ever ever scored twice in La Liga. But that didn’t stop Molina and Granada leaving Mallorca in a hole

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