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"I've talked a lot about New York tonight" Alicia Keys stated to the packed out, high energy crowd at the AO Arena after singing New York City and Empire State of Mind. "Now I want to talk about Manchester."

When Richard Midgley's daughter was moving up to secondary school in 2022 she applied to five places, but didn't get in any. The family, of Bowdon, later discovered they were just four metres outside the catchment zone for their first choice, North Cestrian in Altrincham.

An inquiry into Ofsted has deemed it "not fit for purpose" and requires "transformational change".

The Daily Express reports that the waterpark will be surrounded by tropical scenery further creating the holiday abroad atmosphere for all age groups. Therme Manchester stated: "Therme Manchester will be a one-of-a-kind destination that offers a fun and relaxing holiday at home while helping to boost the health and wellbeing of all who visit.At 28 acres, the size of 19 football pitches, Therme Manchester is expected to become one of the top three all-season water-based destinations in the world."It will infuse active family fun, adult relaxation, wellbeing features, nature, arts and culture and sustainable tech to create a modern utopia.An incredible £250million is being put into the project.It will be located in Peel L&P'S TraffordCity, opposite the Trafford Centre and Barton Square.James Whittaker, Executive Director of Development at Peel L&P said: “We are proud to be working in partnership with Therme Group to develop this exceptional wellbeing resort in TraffordCity.

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straight to your inbox every day for freeLiverpool legend John Barnes has issued a warning to Jurgen Klopp's side in their title defence, stating Manchester United are capable of snatching their crown.Liverpool 's defeat against Southampton on Monday evening provided United with a huge boost, as they remain level on points with their arch-rivals but hold a game in hand.

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has stated Manchester United will be among the 'biggest losers' with Premier League matches set to be held behind closed doors.