Major Incident: Last News

A man arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead at a flat in Tameside remains in police custody.

Falkirk area residents are being told they won't need to take action when the bi-annual testing of the Community Warning System in Grangemouth takes place this week.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A 16-year-old boy has been stabbed to death in a street in Manchester as a murder investigation has been launched.Officers rushed to the area of Norton Street shortly before 6pm following reports of a stabbing on Wednesday night.The teen, who has not been named, was found suffering from stab wounds after he was reportedly attacked by two "unknown males".He was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but despite the best efforts of paramedics, he sadly died a short time later.Police have said there have been no arrests made so far and there is an increased presence of officers in the area.A crime scene is in place with a large cordon erected at the scene.Officers from the Major Incident

The victim of a murder in Leigh was stabbed multiple times.

(NWAS) last week declared a Major Incident after a surge in calls led to queues outside A&E departments, while on Monday this week a Twitter warning was released after staff became 'exceptionally busy'.While NWAS insist Mondays are 'traditionally busy', paramedics are reporting growing pressure during their shifts, which are often 12 hours long, compounded by staff absence due to self-isolation, and longer than usual waits outside hospitals because of the sheer numbers of patients on the wards.NWAS told the Manchester Evening News on Wednesday that they have recruited an extra 180 call handlers and support staff since the first wave of the pandemic - with plans to recruit a further 123 this winter, including clinicians to give medical