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Ancoats and New Islington neighbourhoods. It includes installing new crossing facilities, 'modern' road surfacing to reduce noise and, crucially, more than 70 trees down the central reservation.Unveiling an artist's impression last summer, the council described the final vision as a 'European-style boulevard'.But a photo circulated widely on social media this week suggested the space where the trees are supposed to be planted is covered in tarmac.Resident Chris Wilkinson posted an image on Twitter of the current state of the scheme as he was crossing the road."Hi Manchester City Council I can't wait to see all the trees go in on GAS, but the contractors have put tarmac where they're supposed to be going.

Brent Lang Executive Editor XYZ Films has acquired domestic rights to “The Deep Web: Murdershow,” a new horror-thriller with a bloody bitcoin twist. The deal arrives on the heels of the Cannes Film Market. The film is written and directed by Dan Zachary, and according to the official description, it “takes viewers on a dark ride when a journalist’s search for clues to his sister’s murder leads him to a disturbing crypto currency torture website inside the deep web called The Murdershow. As those close to him disappear, he must find and stop this reign of terror.” Josh Blacker (“Elysium”, “See”) leads the cast, playing a detective trying to unravel the mystery. He’s joined by Aiden Howard (“Riverdale”, “Firefly Lane”) as a hard-charging reporter, as well as Kimi Alexander (“A Million Little Things”, “Tribal”), playing a woman ensnared by the murderous group behind the shadowy site.