Government 'about to cave' to Greater Manchester demands for Covid data

Who would have guessed! The FBI tracked down a suspect who allegedly went on a months-long spree of armed robberies all because of TikTok!

Britney Spearshas expressed her interest in the tragic death of Hollywood actress Brittany Murphy.On Friday, the Toxic singer addressed the 2009 passing of Clueless star Murphy in an Instagram post to fans.Interestingly, Murphy is said to have bought her Hollywood Hills home from Spears when she was dating Justin Timberlake.Murphy was found unresponsive at the residence, with acoroner ultimately determining that she had died of drug intoxication and untreated pneumonia. Investigating: Britney posted this image of Brittany Murphy on Friday, suggesting she believes something untoward happened in the tragic death of the Hollywood actressRe-posting a cover of People Magazine's feature regarding Murphy's death, Britney expressed her curiosity into the story.'I saw this online today ….

Clayton Davis Will Packer, the producer of this year’s Oscars telecast, has responded to the artisans community’s outcry about the decision to pre-record eight craft categories.During an interview with Variety, the Hollywood producer behind box office hits like “Girls Trip” says he is setting out to make a fun and engaging telecast for all viewers, while sharing he has the utmost respect and compassion for all artisans in the industry. Still, he stands by the decision to pre-tape eight categories and weave them into the live telecast.“I think it was the right decision,” Packer says.

Kanye West is sharing what divorce "feels like" in a new Instagram post shortly after a judge approved Kim Kardashian's request to become single. West shared an image Friday on Instagram that likened divorce to "full blown Covid," "walking on glass," "suffocating" and being shot but "traffic is slow." It's not clear if the words on the image were written by West, and many commenting on the post had hoped the post was announcing new tour dates. A representative for West did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

invaded that country on Feb. 24.Host Ken Jennings read the $800 clue in the category “Bordering Russia”: ”The Kerch Strait — along with serious border issues — separates Russia from this country on the Black Sea.”The answer, of course, was Ukraine.The 1.9-mile-long strait separates Russia from Crimea to its west and Ukraine to the north. Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and subsequently built a bridge across the strait to connect the two in 2018.

the horny HBO drama, accusing production of failing to provide them with adequate meals and bathroom breaks. “It felt toxic to me because I don’t think anybody was really happy to be there,” one anonymous extra told the Daily Beast, which published the explosive allegations on Friday. Some crew members claim there were so many complaints made to the labor union SAG-AFTRA that a rep from the organization showed up on the Los Angeles set.HBO defended the wildly popular series.

Scarborough, 53, told The Post.“I watched a lot of ‘Columbo’ as a child and always loved the quirkiness of Peter Falk. I thought he was brilliant,” he said.

Dear Mr. Brody,” available on demand on Amazon Prime and Google Play. Never mind that Brody did not have, as he once claimed, $10 billion.

Sarah Drew said her new Lifetime movie, took an emotional toll.Inspired by the memoir from Lizbeth Meredith,  Drew plays Lizbeth, a mother, who after saying goodbye to her daughters for a visit with their father — her abusive ex-husband — discovers days later that he has kidnapped the children and taken them to Greece. For the next two years, fueled by memories of her own childhood kidnapping, Lizbeth travels to the White House and Greece, burning through every dime and favor to get her children back. One wrong move and her ex-husband will disappear with her girls.

TikTok in which she quizzes her on her healthy lifestyle.The older woman, wearing light blue jeans and a bold red jumper, has perfect posture and looks extremely hale.Dalyce asks her mum what her "secret" is and, at first, her mum insists it is "good genetics" but admits her lifestyle plays a role because her own mum died at the age of 82.Her mum says she started working out at the gym in her sixties, saying: "Something inside me lets me know that I feel better when I move around.""I didn't go to the gym for years and years and years," she adds.When people begged for the nonagenarian's beauty routine, her daughter replied it was "nothing other than bar soap and water cleanser and face lotion".The video was watched more than 2million times and many people refused to believe she was really in her nineties, while others put her youthful appearance down to her healthy attitude.One user complimented her, saying, "Ninety and still rocking some jeans," while another said, "Her posture is impeccable".A third suggested: "It helps that she isn’t dressed like a 90-year-old, no grey hair, makeup, etc!""My dad is 89 and still building decks, exercising and doing heavy yard work. He is amazing, and the younger kids can't keep up with him!" said a fourth.Another viewer joked: "I'm relieved, I still have a few years before I need to hit the gym!! God Bless!"Someone else commented: "Medic here.

hereUnlike Oldham, Stockport's infection rate has been consistently among the lowest in Greater Manchester since Andy Burnham began giving weekly updates.But the council says that, while the borough's infection rate continues to be ‘well below’ many other areas, there has been a noticeable rise in the number of cases within the 18 to 25 age group.Public health bosses admit this is a ‘growing concern’, although it does not appear to be limited to any particular district or neighbourhood.People have been able to enjoy visiting pubs, bars and restaurants again after lockdown measures were relaxed on July 4.But the council is again promoting the importance of keeping two metres apart while meeting with others, stressing it is the ‘most

Mayor Andy Burnham announced this week.But behind the grim statistics are human beings who led rich lives.They are mothers, daughters, fathers and sons who will be sorely missed by their families and friends. At the Manchester Evening News , we have vowed to remember the people from our region who have died after contracting Covid-19.

Andy Burnham admitted rates were ‘not coming down quickly enough’ in Rochdale but said the borough’s public health department was ‘very much on top of the situation’.

Greater Manchester leaders want all taxis to be black and all private hire vehicles white as part of plans to 'modernise' services in the region.The combined authority wants to develop a common set of minimum standards for taxi and private hire firms to help meet ambitions of having an entirely zero emission fleet by 2029.Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, announcing the proposals, argued that such consistency would be expected in similar sized cities across the world.For drivers this would include common standards on criminal record checks, local area knowledge tests, English language skills and driving proficiency.There would also be a set standard on vehicle emissions, ages, colour, common livery, the use of CCTV,and

which has undergone several drafts since 2016, aims to set out what land can be developed to drive economic growth.

years of delays to existing plans.

hereSalford City Mayor Paul Dennett and Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham were on site as work started on the homes in May 2019Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett said: “Providing affordable homes for those who need it most is an absolute priority of mine and Salford City Council.“In April 2020 around 5,800 households were on the council’s housing register, a list of people who have been assessed as having a housing need.

after it was criticised for its response to the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017. The damning Kerslake report ruled that mistakes made on the night 'paralysed' the service, led by then-chief officer Peter O’Reilly, with fire crews held back from responding to the attack by their bosses.

gig-goers and musicians were mourning their loss after the M.E.N reported the news yesterday. Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and night time economy adviser Sacha Lord vowed to do everything in their power to save the venues last night.Now Sacha has shared a glimmer of hope on Twitter.He posted: "Gorilla and Deaf Institute update: There is hope.

the grassroots venues will permanently shut their doors after suffering a huge financial hit due to the coronavirus crisis.But less than 24 hours later, Greater Manchester’s Night Time Economy Adviser Charlie Lord has told NME that both venues are on the verge of being saved after early talks.“There is hope on the horizon. When the Manchester Evening News broke the news yesterday, Andy Burnham [Greater Manchester Mayor] rang me and said what can we do to save these venues?” Lord told NME.“Then it escalated and literally starting from last night to today, six to seven good operators are on the table – which is great news.

A total of 150 people attended an illegal rave in Smithills last week before police turned up to disperse the crowd and seize their sound system.The illegal gathering took place in the woods behind Smithills Hall in a spot that was “difficult to get to”, according to a local councillor.Coun Roger Hayes said litter pickers who came to clear the site at the weekend found many metal cylinders spread around the land behind the historic hall.Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham revealed that police disrupted the event on Friday evening – one of several large gatherings last week.He said: “Greater Manchester Police (GMP) disrupted a number of events, particularly one on Friday evening in Bolton in Smithills Park – 150 people.“The event was