Ferry Cross The Mersey
iNostalgia remembers the 1960s movie that put Merseybeat on the map
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This Week – Bolton Wanderers are ready for FA Cup tie…
… plus, cups of tea are delivered to police officers on wartime duty, and Sir Alex advises Dwight Yorke and Jasper Blomquist during Subbuteo game
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Springfield & King
iNostalgia remembers five famous women who each made an impact on Manchester when they visited 55 years ago
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Bits & Pieces – Rodney Marsh scores opener at White Hart Lane…
… plus, Rock ‘N’ Roll legend Bill Haley relaxes after Odeon show, and it’s birthday double for United players
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Everton’s Holy Trinity
iNostalgia remembers the genius of Everton midfielder Colin Harvey and the ‘Holy Trinity’ he formed with Alan Ball and Howard Kendall
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This Week – Francis Lee salutes the Maine Road faithful…
… plus, George Best scores 6, Mary Quant leads models along Market Street, and Hurricane Higgins lands in Manchester after Masters’ victory
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Corrie Murals
iNostalgia remembers two famous murals from Coronation Street – one by a famous artist, the other put up by Eddie Yeats!
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Yellow Submarine at Liverpool Garden Festival
iNostalgia remembers the Beatles’ Maze at Liverpool’s International Garden Festival and the song and film that inspired it
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This Week – Belle Vue Burns…
…plus, remembering Manchester’s Gaumont cinema, it’s not all smiles for Malcolm Allison, and George Best reflects in the United locker room
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Denis Law
iNostalgia remembers the remarkable early career of Manchester City and United forward Denis Law.
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Ken Dodd at The Cavern Club
iNostalgia remembers a remarkable night at the Cavern Club and recalls some of its more unusual visitors in the 1960sl
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This Week – Fizz and Flowers for Bet Lynch…
…plus, Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon fly into Manchester Airport, and John Motson previews United match against Reading
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