Call 999 immediately if you see this missing person
People are being urged to dial 999 if they see a missing man from Trafford. Greater Manchester Police says Thomas was last seen at 5pm yesterday (September 4).
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Dad looks '20 years younger' after finally shaving beard he grew for 21 months
It's no doubt facial hair can truly transform someone's appearance.
Giovanni Pernice told 'enjoy' as he ignores BBC Strictly Come Dancing return with sun-soaked snaps
Giovanni Pernice has been told to 'enjoy' his latest break as the dancer was seen soaking up the sun amid his exit from Strictly Come Dancing. He would usually be preparing for his return to the ballroom at this time of the year.
DWP pushes ahead with Tory Universal Credit move as Labour keeps £5 billion saving plan
The new Labour Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) under Liz Kendall MP appears to be pushing ahead with a Conservative-era shake-up of the Universal Credit migration system, which is set to save the government around £5 billion in benefit payments. The policy is set to take effect this month, with thousands of legacy benefit claimants due a letter in the post.
Manchester United might regret £3.5m saving unless £100m transfer gamble pays off
For the second summer in a row, Manchester United opted for potential rather than turning to a proven Premier League scorer to solve their issues in front of goal.
The 22 Greater Manchester pubs where you can now get a pint for just £2 - but not for long
It's not often these days that you hear about the price of something going down - especially when it comes to pints. From suburban boozers to the trendiest Northern Quarter watering-holes, eyebrows are raising higher and higher at the charges now being demanded for a beer.
Man City transfer priority is obvious after perfect start to season
Manchester City have started better than Pep Guardiola and the players expected.
Changes to ISAs sparks £5000 allowance warning after Labour abandons 'silly' scheme
As the new Labour government gets to grips with the heavy task of running the country and re-assessing the UK's finances after 14 years of Tory rule, policies announced under the previous occupants of Number 10 are starting to be scrapped. The latest such policy is an ISA that was introduced by Rishi Sunak, which some experts have called "silly."