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If you’ve booked a city break to Manchester you’re in for a treat. Manchester is a relatively cheap city, from food to accommodation you won’t be breaking the bank on this city break and there’s still plenty to do. How to save money in Manchester as a tourist Here are a few tips on saving money and making the most of your trip.  What to visit in Manchester Manchester CathedralStep into the serene and awe-inspiring Manchester Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval Gothic architecture. This historic site, dating back to the 15th century, features stunning stained glass windows, intricate wood carvings,…

How to save money while travelling in London? How to save money in London as a tourist London is a fantastic city to explore and we would highly recommend you visit! But for all the fun and culture London has to offer, the price tag can often be fairly hefty. But with a few savvy tips, it’s possible to save money whilst enjoying all the city has to offer. Here are a few tips for saving money in London as a tourist. The very first major tip is to use public transport. The London Underground (also referred to as the…

Most people spend the morning rushing around getting ready for work, or sleep until the last minute before they have to wake up – but others choose to go for a run.

The kids are all right: Moore, 17, breaks record Tottenham’s 3-2 win over Elfsborg leads the back page of the Telegraph as the club’s youngsters shine.

FCSB 0 Man United 2 – Kobbie Dazzler The back page of the Daily Star leads on Manchester United’s 2-0 win over FCSB last night. United now progress to the Europa League last 16.

Lift-off at last for United The back page of the Daily Mail reports on Manchester United’s win last night to advance straight to the Europa League last 16.

Wayne’s message for Rashford: You have to go The back page of the Mirror reports former Man Utd star Marcus Rashford has told Marcus Rashford he should leave Manchester United. Man Utd’s win in last night’s Europa League match makes the back page.

Horror as 67 killed in plane and helicopter crash in Washington The Independent leads on the US air crash that has killed at least 67 people. Rescuers have recovered bodies from the river. The front page notes the US president has blamed the incident on the previous Democratic governments and diversity drives.

Trump blames diversity after 67 killed in US air crash The Times highlights US President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks, in which he blamed diversity initiatives from previous administrations. While acknowledging there was no evidence to support his claim that unqualified individuals had been hired for air traffic control roles, Trump stated, “it just could have been.” This comes just days after he scrapped diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in the military.  

Tenth of farmland axed for net zero The Daily Telegraph reports that more than 10% of farmland will be repurposed for environmental projects as part of the UK’s net-zero strategy, describing it as a “fresh blow to rural life.” The initiative, set to be announced by the environment secretary, includes tree planting, solar farms, and wildlife habitat improvements. The National Farmers’ Union president insists the policy must not “further restrict farmers’ ability to produce the nation’s food.” The paper, along with several others, features a tribute to singer Marianne Faithfull, who has died at 78.