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Joe Outlaw, who climbed on to a prison roof, is using the mental toll of indeterminate detention as a legal defence The trial of an alleged escapee who spent hours on the roof of a high-security prison in his underpants is set to be the first time the …
New government measures will also require developers to soundproof flats and apartments near existing venuesMusic venues that are subject to noise complaints by nearby residential developments will be offered “greater protection” under new government p…
BMA members on Manchester Royal Infirmary picket line had hoped Labour government would end pay disputeOutside Manchester Royal Infirmary, car horns beep as striking medics wave orange placards demanding “Pay Restoration for Doctors.”Most are decked ou…
Rebranding before homecoming gigs, reflecting local pronunciation, to be permanent after outpouring of supportAn Aldi store in Greater Manchester rebranded Aldeh in honour of Oasis is to keep the new name, the supermarket chain has said.The new sign wa…
Public report into 2016 killing of imam Jalal Uddin points to two key opportunities missed by authoritiesA “serious blunder” led to missed opportunities to disrupt a plot by Islamic State extremists to murder an imam in Greater Manchester, a public inq…
Heaton Park gigs will have double fence and security patrols but TikTokers are offering advice on gaining entryOasis fans have been warned that the band’s homecoming gigs at Heaton Park in Manchester will be protected by a double fence with security pa…
Inspector finds force has made ‘significant improvements’ in how it treats victims of sexual exploitationGreater Manchester police are investigating more than 1,000 grooming gang suspects, as a new report found the force was “trying to provide a better…
Asru, who lived 2,700 years ago, has been on display for two centuries but museum is trying to ‘decolonise’ exhibitsOne of Europe’s leading museums is asking visitors if it should continue to display the body of an ancient Egyptian woman 200 years afte…
Author of grooming report cautions against misuse of limited data finding ‘over-representation’ of Asian heritage men The public must “keep calm” over the ethnicity of grooming gang offenders, the author of a high-profile report has urged, saying polic…
Jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts for 50 offences committed by the men between 2001 and 2006Seven men who groomed and treated as “sex slaves” two vulnerable teenage girls in Rochdale have been found guilty of multiple sex offences.A long running …