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Site was 'like a concentration camp' claims alleged victim in traveller servitude case

A family of travellers forced some of the most vulnerable men in society to work for them on a site "like a concentration camp", a court heard today.

Parents pay tribute to Nigeria captive Chris McManus

A quantity surveyor captured and killed in Nigeria "always made people feel special", his parents told mourners today.

Nigeria rescue bid was pair's 'best chance', says minister

The Nigerian kidnappers of a British man made direct contact with his family to threaten to kill him, the Defence Secretary disclosed yesterday while defending the failed operation to rescue Chris McManus and his Italian co-worker.

The bloodstained compound where Chris McManus and Franco Lamolinara were held

Ransom 'paid before abortive rescue mission'

Negotiations were said to be taking place before the British and Italian hostages were shot dead in Nigeria

Oldham defender Tom Adeyemi reacts to alleged abuse

Oldham praise Liverpool over response to racism incident

Oldham have praised Liverpool and Merseyside Police for their handling of the alleged incident of racist abuse directed at Tom Adeyemi during Friday's FA Cup tie at Anfield.

Kenny Dalglish: The Liverpool manager's tone was softer yesterday when discussing the Suarez case

Kenny Dalglish happy to be back at Liverpool despite eventful year

Kenny Dalglish has had an eventful year as Liverpool manager, but would not change anything about the last 12 months.

Oldham Athletic manager Paul Dickov deep in thought during the League One match at The Valley

The pest aiming to sting Reds and boyhood hero Dalglish

Paul Dickov takes Oldham to Liverpool hoping to give his club and town a much-needed lift, he tells Tim Rich

Oldham Athletic manager Paul Dickov deep in thought during the League One match at The Valley

Paul Dickov: The pest aiming to sting Reds

He takes Oldham to Liverpool tonight hoping to give his club and town a much-needed lift

Man questioned over widow's death

A man arrested in connection with the death of a widow, whose handbag containing her husband's ashes was stolen by muggers, is still in police custody.

Something For The Weekend: 12/11/2011

It's squeaky bum time for...

Ricky Hatton

The first fight of the Hitman's new career as a trainer takes place at the Oldham Sports Centre tonight, when Hatton will be in the corner for his undefeated welterweight charge Adam Little's bout against Billy Smith.

DVD: Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against The Eunuchs (15)

This George Harrison-produced oddity from 1974 benefits hugely from a mesmerising turn from John Hurt as the delusional, furious and ultimately pathetic Malcolm Scrawdyke (think of a more acidic Citizen Smith), an expelled art student hellbent on humiliating his nemesis, teacher Mr Allard.

Warehouse find prompts murder probe

A murder investigation has been launched after a homeless man's body was found inside a derelict warehouse.

Album: Steve Cropper, Dedicated (429)

Occupying fertile early-50s territory between R&B and rock'n'roll, The 5 Royales were a huge influence on Steve Cropper.

Leeds floored as Dorn treble inspires Quins

Harlequins 32 Leeds Rhinos 22

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