Court removes bizarre answerphone message after ridicule online
A Manchester court has changed its answerphone message after being ridiculed by people online.
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Grieving mum, 71, set to be evicted from house she’s lived in for 52 years after plans approved to turn it into a children’s home
A 71-year-old grieving mum is set to be evicted from her home of more than 50 years after planning permission was granted to convert it into a children’s home. Marie Hargreaves, of Dowry Street, Fitton Hill, Oldham, has received a court approved eviction notice instigated by her landlord telling her she will be evicted from the house on Thursday, January 16.
The case of mistaken identity after 'nine-second drill rap video' that saw teen wrongly sent to jail
A young man from Manchester jailed over an alleged gangland murder revenge plot is to be released from prison after senior judges quashed his 'unsafe' conviction.
Thug attacked his girlfriend before violence spilled out onto the street
A drunken thug lashed out at his girlfriend before attacking three police officers who were trying to arrest him. Neighbours of Slawomir Szewerniak 'had enough' of his antics and called the police, a court has heard.
Steelers' Tomlin on teams eyeing trade for him - 'Save your time' - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin has a message for any team considering inquiring with the Steelers about his availability in a potential trade.
New ECR chief Morawiecki seeks stronger ties with European People's Party
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki was elected as President of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Party on Tuesday in Brussels, replacing Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. ECR, includes right-wing Brothers of Italy, Polish Law and Justice, and Romanian AUR among its 12 European member parties, and the US Republican Party and Israel’s Likud among its seven “global partners”.
Jim Goodwin brands Toyosi Olusanya a diver as Dundee Utd boss baffled by VAR snub
Jim Goodwin reckons Toyosi Olusanya dived and was left bemused that VAR didn’t intervene to overturn St Mirren’s late penalty at the weekend.
WASPI support spikes before crucial vote on compensation for 1950s women this week
A new survey for the Women Against State Pension Inequality Campaign (WASPI) reveals that three-quarters of British adults think the UK Government should reverse its stance and compensate millions of 1950s-born women affected by State Pension age hikes.