7 h. ago "I left this morning and everything was fine, I can’t believe something like this has happened"

Riot police were called to 'serious disorder' on a Greater Manchester street today

Politics

8 h. ago Police issue statement over 'categorically incorrect' rumours after mayhem on Salford street

Video from the scene shows a car in flames as a large group of youths gather on a grass embankment

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10 h. ago Police deployed to tackle ‘dozens of youths causing serious disorder’ in Salford

Police are dealing with “serious disorder” reportedly involving dozens of youths in Salford.

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10 h. ago Car set on fire as police respond to outbreak of 'serious disorder' in Salford

One person has been arrested and a dispersal order has been put in place

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10 h. ago Salford riots LIVE: Serious disorder as '60 youths block road' and car burns

Witnesses described as many as 60 youths blocking a road in Salford, Greater Manchester, with riot police responding and images showing a car on fire at the scene

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11 h. ago LIVE Riot police tackle 'serious disorder' in Salford as group of 'up to 60 youths' blocks road and car seen on fire

'Behaviour of this nature will not be tolerated'

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11 h. ago LIVE Riot police tackle 'serious disorder' in Salford as cars damaged after youths block road

A dispersal order is in place and a number of vehicles have been damaged

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12 h. ago Manchester City fans take legal action against club over season

Club have increased mandatory attendance requirementTrade Union Blues warn fans ‘face exclusion’ as a resultManchester City supporters have taken legal action against the club over what they describe as a discriminatory new season-ticket policy. The protest relates to a system that requires fans to attend at least 10 league matches if they are to retain their ticket for the following season.A group of fans known as the Trade Union Blues, whose members are union members, have engaged the law firm Leigh Day to ask the club to review the policy, arguing that the requirement “potentially gives rise to claims under the Equality Act of 2010”. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago People urged to call police immediately if they see this man

He is currently wanted

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14 h. ago Boy, 14, stabbed to death on way to play football in park, court hears

Three teenagers are accused of the murder of Ibrahima Seck on Sunday afternoon in Manchester.

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14 h. ago Major Madeleine McCann breakthrough as cops told 'musk, guns, and 80gb hard drive need investigating'

Forensic science boffin Prof Robert Green believes the discovery of a 'mask, guns and hard drive' warrants a more 'thorough' probe into Christian Brueckner's background and past

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14 h. ago Major Madeleine McCann breakthrough as cops told 'mask, guns, and 80gb hard drive need investigating'

Forensic science boffin Prof Robert Green believes the discovery of a 'mask, guns and hard drive' warrants a more 'thorough' probe into Christian Brueckner's background and past

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15 h. ago 'As a police officer, she knew her behaviour was unlawful, unwise and in conflict with all that is required'

Lucy Hartley has been banned from policing for life

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15 h. ago GMP constable banned from policing for life after officers are called to 'altercation'

Lucy Hartley has been banned from policing for life

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26 h. ago Dad charged with murder after 'leaving baby inside roasting hot car for nine hours'

Joseph Boatman, 32, allegedly left the tot inside the vehicle for nine hours after consuming 'multiple' alcoholic beverages - and while temperatures that day reached a scorching 35C

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38 h. ago Constance Marten’s partner tells court ‘no laws on how to raise your children’

Marten and Mark Gordon have denied the gross negligence manslaughter of their daughter Victoria and causing or allowing her death in 2023.

Society

43 h. ago Man found with MACHETE down his trousers after running from police at Metrolink stop

Officers were patrolling a Metrolink stop when the incident unfolded

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44 h. ago Compare the courage of Greta Thunberg’s Gaza aid mission with the inaction and complicity of western governments | Owen Jones

The Madleen is no ‘selfie yacht’. It is a symbol of human compassion in a world that has decided to look awayImagine this: over the weekend, Britain – shocked by the scale of suffering in Gaza – decided to bypass international norms and institutions, and used its navy to deliver much-needed food, baby formula and medical supplies to the Gaza Strip’s ports.This, of course, did not happen. Instead, it was left to activists on the Madleen, including Greta Thunberg, to make a symbolic attempt to break the blockade of aid and raise awareness of a looming “starvation crisis”. In the early hours of Monday morning, the ship was boarded by Israeli soldiers, allegedly in international waters, and the crew were taken to Israeli ports in anticipation of being repatriated. Lawyers for the activists have claimed that this is overreach by the Israeli armed forces, but the crew should consider their treatment light-touch. In 2010, the Israeli military stormed another aid flotilla and killed 10 acti...

Politics

52 h. ago LIVE: Cordon in place and road closed after car hits bus stop and building

Police, paramedics and firefighters are at the scene tonight

Transport

57 h. ago Family pay tribute to ‘funny, caring’ boy, 14, stabbed to death in Manchester

Three teenagers – aged 14 and 16 – arrested on suspicion of murder, Greater Manchester Police says

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