Beloved Didsbury bakery announce plans for second site
A tiny south Manchester bakery with a huge following is set to open a second branch in Cheshire, the owners have announced.
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Thug left woman on life support after horrific attack
A thug could face a life sentence after admitting carrying out a horrific 'prolonged' attack on a woman who was later discovered in a garden. Dean Johnstone pleaded guilty to assaulting the 49-year-old during an incident in July.
Dad and son arrested as £200k in cash, guns, luxury watches and neglected animals seized in police raids
A father and son were arrested as police raided homes on Thursday morning (September 7), with £200k in cash, guns, luxury watches and neglected animals seized by officers.
Two women deny manslaughter and child cruelty after death of two-year-old girl
Two women have appeared in court to deny manslaughter and child cruelty after the death of a two-year-old girl. Emma Lomax-Newton, 29, and Cindy Molyneux, 52, both pleaded not guilty to the charges during a hearing at Manchester Crown Court.
Vape-addicted kids 'can't go an hour' without taking a puff at school as teachers tackle 'crisis'
Child vape addicts as young as 13 are 'unable to go an hour' at school without taking a puff, councillors have heard. A meeting of Bolton's full council was told one high school has installed sensors to address the 'crisis', with detectors bleeping 'by the minute'.
NFL Week 1 latest buzz, fantasy tips and upset predictions - ESPN
Week 1 of the 2023 NFL season is finally here, and league insiders Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano are here to break down the biggest questions, latest news and notable buzz heading into the season opener. Plus, they pick out which teams are on upset watch and which players should — or shouldn't — be in your fantasy football lineups.
Boy, 10, fighting for life after 'high voltage' electric shock in Blackpool hotel reception
A ten-year-old boy has been left in critical condition after receiving an electric shock inside a Blackpool hotel.
Manchester town hall faces £108m budget gap within three years – but says it won't go bankrupt like Birmingham
Manchester council is facing the prospect of its budget gap growing to £108m over the next three years. But the town hall says its finances are not as bad as Birmingham council's which effectively declared bankruptcy earlier this week.