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Droylsden shooting: Gunman shot dead Mark Short, 23, at birthday party in Cotton Tree pub

A masked gunman opened fire in a crowded pub and killed a 23-year-old man. Mark Short was shot dead at the Cotton Tree Inn on Market Street, Droylsden, on Friday night. Three other people were taken to hospital for treatment to gunshot wounds.

Mourners flee funeral after fire breaks out at Blackley crematorium

Portas Pilot cash 'will start revival' of High Street shopping in Stockport

Stockport wins £100,000 share of Portas Pilot cash to revive High Street

She was a loving and caring mum: Tributes to Breightmet lorry crash victim Dawn Graves

What a fuel! Motorists stranded as blundering tanker driver puts diesel into the petrol pumps at Sainsbury's in Salford

sport

Roberto Mancini wants a power surge

Roberto Mancini has 99 days to turn City from the Kings of England into the Emperors of Europe.

Stuart Mathieson: After seeing Manchester City grasp the title, It’s time for Manchester United to be bold with their summer transfer policy

Hawkeye gets a Wembley trial

Salford Reds ready to muzzle the Giant-sized threat

Adrian Morley’s coy on future

Sam Tomkins: Let's make it a weekend to remember

business

Morson Group management offers £23m to take firm private

The management team at Salford-based Morson Group has tabled a £23m offer to take the AIM-listed manpower firm private.

Driver Group Shares rise seven per cent on Houston deal

Stobart Group in Autologic Holdings acquisition talks

Dixons Retail Group secures £300m lending facility

John Lewis revenues up 11 per cent - but fashion sales hit

Pay plight of public sector workers

health

New major trauma network will save 20 lives per year

The lives of 20 seriously injured patients who are rushed to hospital will be saved every year because of a new shake-up, health bosses have claimed.

A new "major trauma network" - for patients who have suffered major injuries including serious head and spinal damage, severe burns or stab and gunshot wounds - is being set up across six centres in Greater Manchester.

Health chiefs save closure-threatened A&E at Fairfield Hospital

Highfield hospital in Rochdale charges NHS patients to park - but it's free if you go private...

Children get their own A&E department at Tameside Hospital in £3m revamp

Home births 'safest cheapest option' for women who already have children

Christie Hospital in £250m 'magic beam’ project offering new hope for cancer patients

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