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The funeral of a 'kind and caring' woman who was crushed to death by a falling wardrobe at a hotel in a tragic accident will be held on Monday.

A mum whose baby turned blue and floppy while attending a Christmas event has revealed the moment she thought he had died.

A huge police dispersal order is in place after a paramedic was pushed off his bike by one of a group of up to 150 people “causing disruption” in Manchester.

A dad who was arrested for murder after trying to save a woman's life says she is always in his thoughts and he "keeps seeing her face a lot" in his dreams. Chloe Haynes, 21, from Pwllheli, Wales, had been staying at the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool city centre on September 10 after travelling with friends for a night out.

A dad who desperately tried to save a woman crushed to death by a wardrobe in her hotel room was left shocked after police arrested him for murder. Chloe Haynes was pronounced dead at the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool on September 10.

in Bolton was found to be in breach of Covid rules. A group of 15 people were each given £200 fines and the owner also fined £1,000. After opening repeatedly during lockdown, the council has now served the business a Direction of Closure.The names of the gyms have not been released.Greater Manchester Police chief inspector, Nicola Williams, said: "Unfortunately these businesses and the people inside were breaching the current national lockdown regulations and we did have to go to the enforcement stage of issuing fixed penalty notices for those involved.

A mum's haunting last words to her teenage daughter before she was swept away by river have been revealed.

“As an essential retailer they need to make sure they are enforcing queuing, limits on customer numbers, two-metre distancing and the wearing of face coverings.“Supermarkets should be prepared to have a member staff at the door reminding people to follow the rules. A polite reminder can help make all the difference.“This council will not hesitate to take tough action against businesses of any size that do not take their responsibilities seriously.”Chief Inspector Nicola Williams, from Greater Manchester Police, added: "We're looking for supermarkets to take social responsibility and become more proactive in this area to help fight the virus.

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Storm Francis is set to batter the UK on Tuesday, bringing 70mph winds and up to three-and-a-half inches of rain.

Staycationers who chose to holiday in the UK this year are being warned to expect an "unseasonably wet and windy spell" as Storm Francis rolls in with wind speeds of up to 76mph.

Tributes have been paid to a teenager died after falling into a fast-flowing river while playing with friends.

tragically died after she got into difficulty in a river has been named as Nicola Williams.The schoolgirl was swept away by the fast-flowing water of the River Rhymney on Friday, August 21.Nicola is understood to have attended St Illtyd's Catholic High School in Cardiff, and her friends and loved ones have been left devastated by the tragedy, WalesOnline reports.Heartbreaking tributes have poured in for Nicola following the tragedy, with one describing her as "always happy" and someone who "always did anything for anyone".She added: "School's never going to be the same without you."Another girl said: "Miss you so much my angel.

The 15-year-old schoolgirl who fell into a swollen river and drowned while playing with friends during Storm Ellen has been named as tributes pour in for the youngster.