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Two parents flew into a rage after a driver pulled out in front of their people carrier as their terminally ill toddler sat in the passenger seat, a court heard. Thomas and Nicola Faulkner, 27 and 35, launched the road rage attack after they were forced to brake when Benjamin Williams emerged from a side road into their path.

A teenager could have killed a man after a takeaway row escalated into a brutal attack - but he has been spared jail.

A man lost a tooth and was left injured after being attacked in Warrington town centre in the early hours of May 14. Police were called to reports of the assault on Legh Street at around 1am.

An Audi driver ‘deliberately rammed’ into a BMW before the vehicle was later found burnt out some ten miles away.

Bolton Wanderers will take on Championship side Watford as the club announced its latest pre-season friendly.

Manchester United Treble winner Jonathan Greening earned promotion this season in his first managerial role.Greening often goes under the radar as part of United's historic 1998/99 squad having joined the club from York City at the start of that season. The former midfielder was named on the bench for their iconic Champions League triumph over Bayern Munich, but struggled for first-team opportunities.After leaving Old Trafford in 2001 he went on to star for Middlesbrough, West Brom and Fulham in the Premier League, before hanging up his boots for good in 2017.

A man who took zoomed in pictures of a naked toddler playing in a fountain has avoided jail.

A teenage girl secretly called a family member during a terrifying sexual assault.

A football fan racially abused a goalkeeper in an attempt to put him off during a penalty shootout, a court heard.

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direct to your inboxPolice are appealing for witnesses after a man fell to his death from a roof in Warrington town centre.The 36-year-old man was working on top of the roof of Palmyra House, currently being converted into a block of 29 apartments, at approximately 11am on February 24 when he fell from the building.He was rushed to Aintree Hospital but died of his injuries the following day.Cheshire Police have issued an appeal for information following the fall on Palmyra Square, which they have described as a 'serious incident.'DC Cameron Mackay said: “The Health and Safety Executive are currently leading the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death, supported by Cheshire Police.“We’d urge anyone who witnessed the

Liverpool Echo.When the 38-year-old was arrested after the killing, officers told him that seriously injured Mr Mairs had been rushed to hospital.But he told police: "The guy in the wheelchair...the one who sold my son smack.

the Liverpool ECHO reports.Sharples admitted manslaughter, but denied murder, in relation to the attack in Warrington town centre on the afternoon of October 6 last year.He decided not to take the stand and offered no evidence in his defence, which rested solely on his barrister's closing speech.Stephen Wood, QC, defending, said his client did a "terrible thing", but said there was "at least a nagging doubt as to what he actually intended" given he was "clearly intoxicated".Mr Wood said witnesses described Sharples as a "nutcase", who was "frothing at the mouth", and in a police van he was calm, then suddenly flipped and banged his head on the door, before he soiled himself and stripped naked in a cell, then punched himself.He said: "The

The parents of schoolboy IRA bomb victim Tim Parry will are getting ready to mark what should have been his 40th birthday, 27 years after he died.

Police found a homeless person boozing in Manchester during lockdown - and discovered he was a convicted robber on the run having escaped prison.