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An NHS nurse with the 'most caring heart' was found dead in bed by her three-year-old daughter. Laura Whittingham, described by her loved ones as a 'Disney queen', died suddenly aged 32.

The Traitors began last week, and, only three episodes in, the contestants are already starting to turn on each other and cause drama.However, the mind-games, deceiving and sabotaging required in the show will likely have psychological effects, say experts.The programme, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, involves a group of 22 ordinary people. Of the group, some are selected to be ‘traitors’ who must lie to the others, hide their identity and try and sabotage the rest of the group’s chance at winning the prize fund, all while trying to not get caught.

The hottest June on record killed “unprecedented” numbers of fish in rivers, eco groups have warned.

The Met Office has confirmed we just experienced the hottest June in British history.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Salah Eldin Adam in Old Trafford.

A senior detective called to the scene of Thomas Campbell's murder described what he saw as being 'like something from a horror film', as three convicted killers faced justice. Mr Campbell, 38, was subjected to two hours of 'unimaginable' pain as he was tortured to death in his own home.

Happy Mondays star Paul Ryder has suddenly died at the age of 57.The bassist’s family have said they are “deeply saddened and shocked” by the news.  Paul was found dead today just hours before his band The Happy Mondays were due to play at Kubix Festival in Sunderland.It is not yet known how Paul died, but it is understood that his death came as a “shock” to his family. The news about Paul, who was the original founder of The Happy Mondays alongside his brother Shaun, was shared via the group’s official Facebook page today. The tribute read: "The Ryder family and Happy Mondays band members are deeply saddened and shocked to say that Paul Ryder passed away this morning."A true pioneer and legend.

A man has been charged a mammoth £40,000 for electric ity, in a single day, after a smart meter blunder.

Carluke Rovers co-boss Paul Davies admits his first game in the hotseat proved to be one of his strangest in management – after the opposition goalkeeper scored to deny him a debut win.

Another secondary school has told pupils to stay home today following a Covid outbreak among staff. We reported earlier how Fred Longworth High, in Tyldesley, Wigan, had closed to Years 8 and 9 because of staff shortages caused by Covid cases.

A high school has closed to two full year groups because of positive Covid cases among staff.

Newmains United co-bosses Paul Davies and Craig Gupwell stepped down on Saturday following a 2-1 West of Scotland League defeat at home to Kello Rovers - but will help find their own replacement.

Twitter to post a heartfelt message to bid farewell to one of her ITV colleagues.

Neil Young has provided a fresh update on his upcoming new album with Crazy Horse, saying that “the Horse is back in the barn, shaking off the rust”.The veteran musician announced the record earlier this month, revealing that they already have five songs “ready for the next album”.The follow-up to 2019’s ‘Colorado’ has now been previewed further in a new blog post by Young on his website the Neil Young Archives.“Crazy Horse recording is under way.

GMP officers have since issued fresh appeals for information on the fire, even offering a £50,000 reward for any tips which might help them to crack the case. It will feature as one of a number of major crimes to be recounted on the show.Rav and Michelle will be in the studio and new reporter John Paul Davies, a former South Wales Police officer, will travel across the country to interview detectives and find out about the latest crime-fighting tactics.Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or Android device. You can also get a round-up of the biggest stories sent direct to your inbox every day with the MEN email newsletter - subscribe here . And you can follow us on Facebook here .

Newmains boss Paul Davies has concerns the club are being targeted by vandals during lockdown after counting the cost of more damage.

Gaffer Paul Davies insists Newmains will survive the coronavirus shut down.

Cammy Farquhar is an electrician to trade – but the keeper admits he only found his spark again after joining Newmains United,