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The mother of Brianna Ghey - a teenager who was murdered in Warrington - said the 'trans hate' aimed at her daughter when articles about her are posted on social media is 'horrendous'.
Greater Manchester Police have been given over £2 million to tackle 'anti-social behaviour hotspots' in the region. Every police force in England and Wales is being handed a share of £66 million to ramp up patrols in areas plagued by violence and disorder.
Four Greater Manchester boroughs have been named in a list of the top 10 'vaping capitals' in the UK. Online vape store Go Smoke Free found that Bolton, Manchester, Salford and Stockport are home to the highest number of authorised vape retailers per person.
This week the head of the Army gave a stark warning that British citizens may need to be called up in the event of conflict with Russia.
The head of the British army has warned UK citizens to be prepared for a war on the scale of the great conflicts of the 20th Century – and that they themselves may need to mobilise.
Earlier this week, uncapped spinner Shoaib Bashir was effectively ruled out of the first Test of England's tour of India, starting Thursday in Hyderabad. Bashir, a 20-year-old player of Pakistani heritage, was forced to return home to resolve visa issues. As a result, he was unable to join the rest of the squad flying to India from a training camp in Abu Dhabi. England captain Ben Stokes expressed his frustration on the matter, saying that he felt bad for Bashir. India captain Rohit Sharma also hoped Bashir's visa issue could be resolved as soon as possible.
The speaker of the House of Commons has recalled the final phone conversation he had with veteran Labour MP Sir Tony Lloyd before he died last week aged 73.
Trains between Manchester and London will have fewer seats and travel slower under the latest HS2 plans, MPs have been told. The high-speed railway line will no longer reach Manchester, but the government has said HS2 trains will reach the city on existing lines.