Old Trafford – Behind The Scenes
iNostalgia remembers England’s victory over the West Indies at Old Trafford in June 1969
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Stockport air crash survivors say goodbye
Plus, new Manchester City manager settles in at Maine Road ahead of 1963-4 season, and Nicholas the hippo basks in his Belle Vue pool
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Dennis Lillee phones home during Ashes at Old Trafford
Plus, Nobby Stiles keeps fit before leg operation, and Matt Busby holds aloft European Cup during The Red Devils’ triumphant homecoming
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The Fourmost
iNostalgia recalls a Liverpool band who were a big noise on Merseyside in the 1960s, but never quite made it to the very top
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D-Day
On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, iNostalgia recalls how news of the Normandy landings reached Manchester
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The Stranglers play Manchester’s Electric Circus
Plus, French man-mountain wrestler Andre The Giant arrives in Manchester, and it was a thirsty Whit Walk this week in 1960
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Tony Warren celebrates 20 years on Corrie’s cobbles
Plus, ex-footballer Colin Grainger starts his singing career at the Manchester Hippodrome, and United’s Nobby Stiles gets ready for semi-final in Hungary
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Liverpool in New York
As Liverpool gear up to face Tottenham in the Champions’ League final in Madrid, iNostalgia remembers a less stressful foreign outing for the Reds
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Queen Mother visits Wigan’s Heinz factory
iNostalgia remembers the Queen Mother’s visits to Manchester on the 60th anniversary of her tour of the Heinz factory in Wigan
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Shirley Williams & David Steel hit the campaign trail in Rochdale
Plus, Pope John Paul celebrates mass at Heaton Park, and tennis star Billie Jean King signs autographs in Didsbury
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Fast bowler Curtly Ambrose bats against England
Plus, Manchester United’s Shay Brennan opens a carpet shop, and it’s an FA Cup win for United back in 1963
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Irlam’s Bleak Future
Plus, Manchester United’s Kevin Moran is first player sent off in an FA Cup final, and models show off new dresses in Manchester Festival’s Fashion Spectacular
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