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Black and Asian people are still more likely to be stopped and searched by police in Greater Manchester as the force's use of these powers increases. The use of stop and search increased by around 20 pc in the last year, with the figures more than doubling in the latest period compared to the previous year.

Black people are still almost twice as likely to be stopped and searched by police in Greater Manchester - as local leaders condemned the use of the 'humiliating' policing tool.

Madelyn Cline looked lovely in a sleeveless jumpsuit on Monday while promoting her Netflix series Outer Banks on NBC's Today show.The 25-year-old actress stood out in the midnight blue outfit as she arrived at the NBC Studios for her interview.Madelyn had her blonde hair parted down the middle and straight down below her shoulders.She completed her look with black heels and accessorized with earrings and ring. Netflix star: Madelyn Cline looked lovely in a sleeveless jumpsuit on Monday while promoting her Netflix series Outer Banks on NBC's Today showMadelyn accentuated her natural beauty with full makeup including rosy cheeks and pink lipstick.She was later seen leaving the NBC Studios covered up in a long black leather coat.Madelyn was promoting the upcoming third season of Outer Banks.She portrays Sarah Elizabeth Cameron on the Netflix teen drama series that premiered in April 2020.Madelyn told Hoda Kotb, 58, that she had fun during the photoshoot for her Today.com cover story that included drinking champagne and jumping on a bed in a designer nightgown.The Goose Creek, South Carolina native dated her Outer Banks co-star Chase Stokes, 30, for more than a year before they announced their split in November 2021.Madelyn has been romantically linked to singer Jackson Guthy, 26, since last summer, but told Today that that she does not intend to make their relationship public.'Some people can do it — I can’t.

The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has welcomed a new plan to stamp out racism among police forces in the UK. Police chiefs have said they are 'ashamed' of racism within their ranks, as they set out the Police Race Action plan - vowing that the service will become an 'institutionally anti-racist organisation.'

Andy Burnham has been accused of 'ignoring' the public as he defended a full council tax increase for police which fewer than one in four people supported.