All the key developments submitted across Greater Manchester this week
Two new drive-thrus in Oldham and a £5m family attraction in Heaton Park are the big talking points for planning developments this week across Greater Manchester.
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'I've been to Rwanda - it's safe', says minister after court rules government plan 'unlawful'
A government minister who visited Rwanda to see where the UK would send asylum seekers under a controversial scheme has disputed the Supreme Court's claims that the country is not safe. The highest court in the land ruled yesterday (November 15) that the plan to send some asylum seekers to the East African country is 'unlawful'.
Retired NASCAR driver Kevin Harvick buys 'Ricky Bobby' estate - ESPN
There's no telling if there will be a bountiful harvest of fast-food pizza, fried chicken and tacos at the housewarming party, but newly retired NASCAR driver Kevin Harvick and his wife have recently bought the home made famous for its appearance in the movie «Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby.»
Iceland declares state of emergency over escalating earthquakes, and volcano eruption fears
Authorities in Iceland have declared a state of emergency after a series of earthquakes rocked the Reykjanes peninsula in the south-west of the country, raising fears of a volcanic eruption in the region.
Manchester United know what to do to help Rasmus Hojlund
That may have been the most misleading hat-trick in the Premier League era from Nicolas Jackson at Tottenham.
Indonesia Berencana Jadi Tuan Rumah Seri Kejuaraan Dunia Jetski 2024
Kejuaraan dunia jetski akan singgah di Indonesia. Ajang ini ditargetkan bergulir pada April atau Mei mendatang.
Keeping fishing fair: On board an EU patrol vessel in the Adriatic Sea
The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most overfished places on Earth. Its future depends on all fishers playing by the rules and keeping their catches sustainable. But how do authorities ensure this in a vast sea crisscrossed by national borders?
Closure date for migrant hotel announced as council claims they were 'sidestepped' by Home Office
The decision to house asylum seekers in a plush Wigan hotel was only announced in August - but now it is set to close in March 2024 following a Home Office announcement.