The Beatles’ Final US Tour
iNostalgia remembers the Beatles’ traumatic final tour of the USA, followed by two of their best ever singles
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Summer Wine
iNostalgia explores Manchester’s strong connection with one of the nation’s favourite TV comedies
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Ian Botham dismisses Aussie batsman for 0
Plus, Alex Ferguson welcomes new signings ahead of 1991-2 season, and Bolton Wanderers’ David Burke in the thick of it at Burnden Park
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Robbie Fowler celebrates Manchester City goal
Plus, Bobby Charlton is booked for refusing to take free-kick, and Manchester’s police dogs take part in a display on the streets of Salford
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Everton in the 60s
As the new Premier League season gets under way, iNostalgia looks back on Everton in the 1960s
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Dog saves another dog from drowning
Plus, celebrations at Old Trafford as Aussies retain the 1961 Ashes, and Wigan Pier is scrapped
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Football Connections
iNostalgia explores how some of Manchester’s football characters first met and how their paths crossed decades later
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Bread
iNostalgia remembers one of the nation’s favourite TV sitcoms, which came to life in Elswick Street, Dingle
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Bobby Charlton scores in Watney Cup match for Manchester United
Plus, Manchester City’s Jack Dyson prepares for training session ahead of 1957-58 season, and West Indies cricketer Joel Garner scores against Lancashire
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Bowie belts out classic hits at Maine Road
Plus, Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson poses for press photo, and Manchester City midfielder Alan Oakes poses in new kit ahead of 1969-70 season
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Nash at Woodstock
iNostalgia tells the story of a Manchester musician’s nerve-wracking appearance at Woodstock back in the summer of ‘69
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Roy Orbison cradles baby son Alexander at Manchester Ringway
Plus, Matt Busby surveys Manchester United team at start of 1967-68 season, and Sir Oswald Mosley speaks to angry crowd at fascist march
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