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9 Sep 2014:
Match of the Day’s annual goal of the season award featured some classics in the 1980s, with Bryan Robson, John Aldridge and Kenny Dalglish all honoured. Who was unlucky to miss out?
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9 Sep 2014: Ed Miliband wants people across England, Wales and Northern Ireland to fly the Saltire to convince Scotland to stay. With nine days to go before Scotland votes on independence, have you spotted any buildings or individuals heeding his suggestion?
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7 Sep 2014:
It’s an insult that Northern Rail is putting up ticket prices when the service they offer is so reliably terrible, says the Guardian’s northern editor, Helen Pidd
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31 Aug 2014: A rail journey from Liverpool to London takes barely longer than to Leeds. That's why five northern cities want £15bn of transport investment. Give us the power, local leaders tell Robert Yates, and we'll fix the economy
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29 Aug 2014: Shaun Wright's 'badly damaged' reputation brought into question by chairman of Rotherham's Safeguarding Children Board
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20 Aug 2014:
Tim Newburn: As Mark Duggan's death proved in 2011, distrust of police easily sparks rioting but there are also key differences with US policing
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12 Aug 2014: A basement in Liverpool offers a brilliant room for live music, even if it is a little bit like stepping into a cave (not a Cavern)
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5 Aug 2014:
Chancellor meets leaders of Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield over 'northern powerhouse' plans
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5 Aug 2014:
Ally Fogg: England’s northern cities don’t need to copy the worst habits of the south-east to become an economic powerhouse
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5 Aug 2014: 125mph line modelled on Eurotunnel would link Manchester to Leeds and Sheffield, which currently suffer severe overcrowding
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5 Aug 2014: Chancellor to promise infrastructure cash and greater regional devolution as he seeks to woo voters outside of Tory heartlands
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3 Aug 2014:
Feargus O’Sullivan: From London to Liverpool to Glasgow our cities are taking inspiration from Manhattan. Yet an ugly vision lies behind its new developments
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28 Jul 2014:
The International Festival for Business, which closes this week, has brought potential investors from all over the world – but what will be its long-term legacy?
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18 Jul 2014: The Scottish first minister took a trip on the Mersey ferry with a new supporter, former defence minister, Peter Kilfoyle, as he attempted to persuade the north of England that an independent Scotland would be a "catalyst to secure real political power" outside of London.
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16 Jul 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 16 July 1991: The far left Militant Tendency is marginalised by series of expulsions from Labour
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