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Severe disruption: M61 Greater Manchester southbound
BBC News TravelM61 Greater Manchester southbound severe disruption, at J6 for A6027 De Havilland Way.
M61 Greater Manchester - Lane closed on M61 southbound at J6, A6027 (Horwich), because of a breakdown. Traffic is coping well.
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Severe disruption: M60 Greater Manchester clockwise
BBC News TravelM60 Greater Manchester clockwise severe disruption, from J1 for A5145 Travis Brow to J3 for A34 Kingsway.
M60 Greater Manchester - One lane closed on M60 clockwise from J1, A5145 (Stockport Pyramid) to J3 A34 Kingsway, because of a lorry having a tyre changed. Traffic is coping well.
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Severe disruption: M56 Cheshire eastbound
BBC News TravelM56 Cheshire eastbound severe disruption, at J10 for A49 Tarporley Road.
M56 Cheshire - M56 lane closed on exit slip road eastbound at J10, A49 (Stretton), because of a van which has broken down. Traffic is coping well.
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Severe disruption: M65 Lancashire eastbound
BBC News TravelM65 Lancashire eastbound severe disruption, at J10 for A671 Cavalry Way Burnley.
M65 Lancashire - M65 lane closed on exit slip road and it's slow eastbound at J10, A671 (Burnley), because of a van which has broken down.
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New focus on tennis for Bradford youngsters post-lockdown
BBC Radio Bradford
There's a drive for more youngsters in Bradford, especially from South Asian backgrounds, to take up tennis.
Copyright: BBCThe sport was one of the first to become available after the first coroanvirus lockdown, and its governing body, the Lawn Tennis Association, has laid out plans to restart outdoors from 29 March.
A Bradford community leader is hoping it could be a way to encourage young people in the city to get active as soon as possible after the current lockdown.
Humayun Islam, chief executive of the BEAP Community Partnership, based in Manningham, says he's hoping to tackle misconceptions that tennis a "middle class sport".
He says: "We have tennis as a multi-sports activity, so we have kids coming in who may play football, cricket, other sports.
"Once they play tennis a lot of the kids enjoy it and once they come through the door, instead of playing football, they pick up a tennis racquet."
