Sir Mo Farah to race in this year's Great Manchester Run

Great Celebrity Bake Off on Channel 4 Actors Katherine Kelly and Ben Miller and Olympic champion Mo Farah joined Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi for the penultimate Stand Up To Cancer special. For their showstopper, the bakers were asked to create an edible ode to their favourite childhood memory.

The Great British Bake Off fans went wild over former Coronation Street star Katherine Kelly's pink hair on Tuesday's episode.The Gentleman Jack star, 42, who used to play Becky McDonald on the cobbles, joined Mo Farah, Motsi Mabuse and Ben Miller in the tent for The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer. Viewers were quick to go wild over Katherine's pink hair as the star is known for her signature blonde or brunette locks. Taking to Twitter, one person said: "I love Katherine's hair! #GBBO." A different account put: "Oh hello @katherine_kelly #gbbo" followed with heart eye emojis.

A popular pub in Greater Manchester that comes with a two-bed flat has been put up for sale, and it is looking for an owner to give it a new lease of life. The Fusilier Pub in Ramsbottom, which branded itself a 'local, friendly pub', is on the market for £400,000.

A furious mum from Clayton offered to give away her two toddlers online after discovering they'd covered her newly-decorated home in BLACK PAINT as part of 'an art project'. Kerry Jones took to Facebook to share her rage after she was woken up to find her children had 'ruined the whole house'

Chris Willman Music WriterThe Eagles are down one set of wings. Deacon Frey, who for nearly five years has been singing a handful of his late father Glenn Frey’s songs on tour, has left the group.A band spokesperson says he will not be replaced on the upcoming dates on the Eagles’ ongoing “Hotel California” tour, which resumes after a lull on April 19 and continues through the end of June.

Annie Mac‘s bizarre pronunciation of “kneading” has caused a stir online.The former BBC Radio 1 presenter was starring in last night’s (April 5) episode of The Great Celebrity Bake Off For Stand Up To Cancer when she made the comment that some have likened to Nigella Lawson’s Bafta-nominated “mee-cro-wah-vay” (microwave) moment.Mac, who is a podcaster, author and DJ, appeared keen to hit her dough while making six identical raspberry doughnuts by “nedding” it.“Maybe I should do a bit more nedding,” Mac said. “You’re trying to get more air into it, so it’s less dense.

Paul Hollywood invoked the wrath of the celebs on Celebrity Bake Off after he was caught giving Matt Lucas a helping hand. The absolute scandal of it. Little Britain star Matt, who usually hosts the baking show with Noel Fielding, stepped up to compete as a baker for this year’s series in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.

Great just got greater at the Great Manchester Run. The 10K and half marathon distances have been popular with local runners of all ages and abilities for almost two decades, but organisers are pulling out all of the stops to make sure this year will be the best yet.

It's no exaggeration to say that the final nine games of the season for Manchester United may well define how their summer transfer window and the next few seasons play out. They really are that important.

The Range has been criticised by shoppers for making light of Will Smith's Oscars attack. The incident, in which the Men In Black star waltzed up onto the stage and hit Chris Rock in the face, has become the most talked-about event of the star-studded ceremony.

The Great British Bake Off, returns once again as a whole of host of stars take on baking challenges in an effort to raise money and awareness for Stand Up to Cancer. The Channel 4 series, which started on airing on Tuesday March 22, will see contestants take on a range of challenges including making decorated biscuits, a technical round involving making madeleines and an another round to showcase their secret baking talents.

A nursery where fire exits are blocked and children ‘run around carrying hot soup’ has been rated as inadequate by Ofsted. The education watchdog found youngsters at Small World Nurseries, in Rochdale, were at risk of potential harm because of ineffective risk assessments.