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Police have launched an investigation after Marcus Rashford and several teammates received racial abuse following Manchester United s Europa League defeat.
The striker, 23, was abused following United s loss to Villarreal in Gdansk - including abuse from a school teacher - with officers tracing the culprits in the UK and around the world.
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Alan Birtwistle is considering becoming a landlord for the first time
Credit: JULIAN SIMMONDS
Landlords have been ditching properties in their droves after changes to taxation, a ban on evictions and ever-increasing regulation.
Many have sold up as house prices soared amid demand for bigger homes. Despite all this, Alan Birtwistle is considering becoming a landlord for the first time.
Mr Birtwistle, 56, recently extinguished a 29-year career as a fireman, retiring in 2019. He now lives and works at a campsite near Orpington in Kent during the summer and wants to escape to the Canary Islands during the winter.
After a divorce in March last year, he has £280,000 in bank accounts, earning little or no interest, and no property. “I chose not to buy a home so I could travel,” he said.
Teenage driver killed after failing to stop for police - watchdog to investigate Stretford crash horror
The driver of a Ford Fiesta failed to stop for police before crashing into two cars on Urmston Lane in Stretford
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The scene of a fatal crash on Urmston Lane in Stretford (Image: ASP)
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