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Motorists are being advised to avoid the A48 westbound, if they can, after a crash on the road. Full details have not yet been confirmed but traffic and travel monitoring service Inrix said the A48 was partially blocked westbound, with traffic now queuing.
A plane heading to London Heathrow Airport from Kenya had to be diverted due to an 'alert of a potential security threat on board'
Huge disruption is expected across Stockport due to major engineering work being planned - and it could last nine months.
Greater Manchester is set to be lashed by torrential downpours on Friday morning with TWELVE hours of heavy rain forecast, which could cause misery during the morning rush hour.
A grandmother was forced out of the home she lived in for four decades after her elderly neighbour constantly blasted loud music.
Week 7 of the college football season features four top-25 matchups including two marquee matchups involving teams in the heavily contested Pac-12. The first game features a pair of undefeated foes when the No. 7 Washington Huskies, led by Michael Penix Jr. face Bo Nix and the No. 8 Oregon Ducks (3:30 p.m. ET on ABC). Both teams enter into Saturday afternoon's game with similar profiles. Washington and Oregon have strong offenses with Heisman-contending quarterbacks and have a chance at the Pac-12 championship and a spot in the College Football Playoff with a victory.
MARSEILLE, France : Fiji expect hooker Sam Matavesi to play in Sunday's World Cup quarter-final against England after he travelled back to England, where he lives and plays in the Premiership, after the death of his father, Sireli, earlier this week.
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has written to the head of Israel's Football Association to express his condolences over the "senseless acts of violence" after Palestinian militant group Hamas killed over 1,300 people in the country.