Balaclava clad rioter, 13, launched missiles and pushed mates into cops
A 13-year-old boy donned a balaclava whilst pushing his mates into cops, walked in the middle of the road and launched missiles at the police during disorder in Newton Heath.
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TfGM issue statement after passengers 'thrown from seats' in two bus smash
An investigation is underway after a major crash involving two buses on a main road in Manchester.
Cocky teenager who thought it was all a big joke shamed by his mum with one-word put-down
A teenager who goaded police during violent disorder outside a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers said he ‘thought it was a joke’. The 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was one of many who gathered outside the hotel in Newton Health on July 31.
Bare-chested dad-of-tree 'behaved like a wild animal' as he attacked bus and launched bricks at police
A father-of-three who ‘played a leading role’ in mob violence that erupted in north Manchester following the deaths of three young girls in Southport told a court he had ‘no explanation’ for why took part in the sickening disorder.
Chaotic new police footage shows mayhem that erupted across Manchester in far-right riots
Newly-released police footage shows how far-right riots brought mayhem to the streets of Greater Manchester. In Newton Heath thugs smashed the windscreen of a bus and tried to kick in the doors and bricks and bottles were hurled at police as dozens gathered outside a hotel housing asylum seekers.
He launched a vape at an asylum seeker hotel during disorder before ‘celebrating’ in the pub
A man who threw a vape at a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers before he was captured on CCTV ‘celebrating’ in the pub has been jailed.
'I've made £2,000 on Vinted - these simple tricks helped me do it'
A man who made £2,000 selling his unwanted items on Vinted has shared his top tips and tricks.
'Inspired by the ignorance of racism…' judge hits out at rioters who left innocent people in fear
A judge said rioters had been ‘inspired by the ignorance of racism’ as he locked up the first criminals to be dealt with in Manchester. Judge John Potter said ‘lies’ had been ‘deliberately spread’ following the tragic death of three children in Southport about the ‘supposed nationality’ of the alleged attacker.