Bernadette Baxter: Last News

A teenager was warned by a crown court judge that he faces a likely prison sentence after a man was stabbed in the neck at a shopping precinct.

A ‘selfish bully’ smeared ketchup and oil over the walls of his ex-partner in a ‘vengeful’ attack. Kashif Khan, 39, sent various threatening messages to the woman before smashing up her flat in Ashton.

A hit-and-run driver who killed a dad as he left a pub tried to set his car on fire in a desperate bid to cover his tracks. Scott Freeth, 33, ploughed into David Clegg moments after the 56-year-old said goodbye to friends at the Royal Oak pub in Ashton-under-Lyne.

Three thugs responsible for a 'truly terrifying' barrage of violence - which they claimed began as a JOKE - left a family terrified. Alix Grant, Billy Roberts and Lewis Jones were confronted by neighbours after they went to Grant's ex-partner's home three times in one night.

A man who died following an alleged fight in Altrincham was facing trial, court papers have revealed. Rico Burton, 31, died following an incident on August 21 on Goose Green.

A paedophile who had vile sexual chats with NINE 'girls' took 24 paracetamol tablets as an angry mob descended on his home. Carl Evans, 56, tried to chat online with teenage girls for his own twisted sexual pleasure.

A woman killed an 80-year-old cyclist after making a 'dreadful misjudgement' at a busy junction.

jail. Kyle Bell, 27, continued a 'prolonged' and 'dedicated campaign even after being charged by police and appearing in court, according to Manchester Evening News.

here"I have no doubt that your spree would have continued beyond that date, had you not been stopped by the police," Judge Bernadette Baxter told Bland.His lawyer said as a child, Bland, described as a 'little ginger kid with glasses', was subjected to 'sustained' and 'brutal' bullying at school which had a 'profound' impact on him.Minshull Street Crown Court heard the crime spree began when Bland stole a man's bike.The following day, after learning Bland was responsible, the bike owner's mother confronted him and called him a 'thieving bas****'.Bland told her 'I'm going to fu***** burn you bitch', before getting a knife from a house and saying he would 'slice' her, then running away.The next morning, Bland threw a rock through the woman's

hereJailing him for two years and eight months, Judge Bernadette Baxter told Murambakanda it was clear from the footage it had been a 'very upsetting experience' for the shopkeeper and that shopkeepers were 'particularly vulnerable'.The incident had had a 'long-term effect' on his victim while the defendant had a 'poor record' of previous convictions.The judge went on that it was 'clear' Murambakanda was addicted to drugs and alcohol and that being an asylum seeker had given him 'a very insecure lifestyle and no regular work and no regular home'.Murambakanda, of no fixed abode, admitted attempted robbery and possessing a knife.