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With his team accused of boring the Old Trafford faithful, external this season, manager Jose Mourinho is at least providing his own pyrotechnics on the touchline.

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The Portuguese celebrated Marouane Fellaini's 91st-minute winner against Young Boys by throwing a crate of drinks bottles to the floor, used his post-match interview to issue a message to his "lovers" and finally to declare his goalkeeper "the best in the world".

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A man killed his friend when he drove a car into a crowd in a "drink-fuelled rage" outside a club, a court heard.

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Nathan Marshall, 30, died after being struck outside the Salisbury Club in Truro Avenue, Stockport, on 27 May.

Jonathan Snape, 30, was allegedly aiming for another man with whom he had fought earlier in the night, Minshull Street Crown Court heard.

Mr Snape, of Yew Tree Lane, Manchester, denies murder, attempted murder and wounding with intent.

He earlier pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and dangerous driving.

The trial continues.

A man has been charged with murdering a mother-of-two at her home.

Samantha Gosney, 29, was found dead by police officers at her home on Swan Avenue in St Helens, Merseyside, just before midday on Saturday.

Ms Gosney, who had two young children, died from multiple stab wounds, a post-mortem examination found.

Adam Brettle, of no fixed address, has been charged with her murder and will appear before magistrates in Liverpool on Wednesday.

No further action will be taken against a man and a woman, aged 45 and 43, from Warrington and a 67-year-old woman from St Helens arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

BBC Weather

A windy Wednesday and it will stay cloudy. Expect some showers on and off and the rain will be heavy at times. Feeling milder though with highs of 14C.

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Good morning! We'll be with you until 18:00 today with the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates from across the North West of England.

Three people explain how it feels to be a young divorcee in 2018.

Adam Brettle is accused of killing Samantha Gosney who died from multiple stab wounds at her home.

The Sol Campbell era at Macclesfield Town gets off to an ideal start with a superb win at Exeter City.

Former Salford owner Dr Marwan Koukash writes off the debt owed to him by the Red Devils, the Super League club confirms.

Ex-England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson says the "football world is open" to Sol Campbell if he is successful as Macclesfield manager.

Nathan Marshall died after being hit by a car driven by his friend outside a club, a court hears.

A note written by Morrissey and tapes from a session by David Bowie also went under the hammer.

That's it from us until 08:00 on Wednesday, when we'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather updates from across the region.

Until then, our colleagues will publish updates automatically on this page.

Have a great evening.

BBC Weather

Rain will ease and move away this evening to leave it drier for a time with cloudy skies.

Further outbreaks of light rain will then move in during the early hours.

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Mark Edwardson
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A man was run over and killed by his friend in a "drink fuelled rage", a court has heard.

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Minshull Street Crown Court heard Nathan Marshall, 30, from Reddish, Stockport died after being run over by an Audi driven by Jonathan Snape outside the Salisbury Club in Brinnington.

Mr Snape, who is also 30, has denied murder and attempted murder.

The jury heard that after an earlier fight with another man, Mr Snape drove the car at a group of people in an attempt to kill him.

However, Mr Marshall fell beneath the car instead and was dragged for some distance, suffering fatal injuries in the process.

The trial continues.

A 27-year-old woman died when her car hit a wall in Lancaster.

Police were called to Kellet Lane at about 20:35 on Monday and found a Vauxhall Corsa which had been involved in a crash.

The victim, from Lancaster, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lancashire Constabulary said it did not believe any other vehicles were involved in the crash and appealed for witnesses.

To mark #Lancashire Day, BBC Radio Lancashire asking you to tweet in your images of your favourite places in the county.

Here are some of the beauty spots tweeted in from Lytham to Leighton Moss.

A man has been charged with the murder of an 18-year-old during a dispute in Manchester.

Sait Mboob, 18, was stabbed to death on 8 August last year in a disturbance on Crosshill Road, Moss Side.

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Chervon Pinnock, of Clinton Avenue, Fallowfield has been charged with murder and three counts of assault.

The 21-year-old has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.

Roland Hailwood is arguably the most vocal proud Lancastrian.

A town crier for 35 years, he is travelling all over the county to ring in #LancashireDay.

He grew up in East Anglia until his father's death when he was 16 and his mother moved back to her native Clitheroe.

"I will never live anywhere else," he said.

Mr Hailwood said his favourite place is the top of Clitheroe Castle for its breathtaking views.

"It has a 360 view where you can see Blackpool and Preston to Pendle and beyond."

Blackburn College has begun a consultation with staff to cut up to 41 jobs because of “increasing financial pressure”.

The college – which provides A-level tuition, vocational courses, degrees and adult education – said the cuts were equivalent to 25 full-time posts, or 3% of its workforce, and mostly affected administration staff.

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The University and College Union described the consultation as “a disaster for staff and students” and said the college was “struggling to function effectively”.

Graham Towse, the college’s interim principal, said: “We will do all we can to prevent any compulsory redundancies.”