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A man has pleaded guilty to killing his neighbour. Tarik Hussein, 28, admitted fatally attacking 56-year-old shop worker Esmaeil Tofigh following an incident in Longsight.

These were the luxury watches worn by a father and son as the pair were caught at Manchester Airport. Asim Tufail and Junnaid Tufail were waiting in the departure lounge in Terminal one to board a flight to Dubai when officers struck.

A teenager followed his gangster dad into crime and began gun running and drug dealing with his help. Junnaid Tufail, just 19 when he became involved, said he regarded his father Asim Tufail as his ‘role model’.

A father and son arrested at an airport as they were due to fly to Dubai face lengthy jail sentences for a series of drugs and firearms offences.

A father and son arrested at Manchester Airport before they were due to fly to Dubai face lengthy jail sentences for a series of drugs and firearms offences. Asim Tufail, 52, and his son Junnaid Tufail, 23, both from Northenden, were both exposed by the law enforcement infiltration of the EncroChat communications network.

A Rolex watch worth £70,000 was seized from an alleged drug dealer before he was set to board a flight to Dubai, a jury heard. Asim Tufail, 52, is accused of a series of drugs and firearms offences.

A dad accused of murdering his two-week-old baby daughter has been found not guilty by a jury.

A father is on trial for murder accused of discarding his newborn baby daughter ''like a rag doll' after he violently shook her to death. Bolton Crown Court heard Darin Harvey, 25, from Rochdale is believed to have killed his daughter, Felicity May Harvey, who was only 20 days old, at their home in Heywood in January 2021.

A man who killed a mum-of-three with an axe and then used the weapon to severely injure her husband has been cleared of murder by a jury.

dad was allegedly killed in the street during a 'ferocious' attack after arranging to fight with a love rival to 'sort things out'. William Doleman, 27, and his friend Ademola Efunnuga, 26, deny the murder of Alan Murphy in Moston, according to Manchester Evening News.

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Manchester Evening News reports.Minshull Street Crown Court heard Walton then rifled through the pockets of his victim before leaving him momentarily.As the 45-year-old began to show signs of regaining consciousness, Walton approached him and began kicking and stamping on his head repeatedly in a "ferocious" beating.Prosecutor Tim Storrie QC claimed Walton left Mr Hardman to die in an attack that was recorded on CCTV.Mr Storrie told the court: "It must have been clear during the course of that attack when he was conscious that he was seriously injured"The last phase of the attack was designed to cause maximum damage to Christopher Hardman."It’s the prosecution case that violence was used when others were nearby in order to provide a

Bolton, dressed all in black, when Mr Hardman and friend attempted to go inside. Stopping them and asking for money, Walton then launched a ‘merciless’ attack on Christopher Hardman, first punching him to the head, knocking him unconscious.

Andrew Wadsworth, 37, accepts killing 32-year-old Melissa Belshaw, but denies murder.After giving evidence yesterday, today he was cross examined by the prosecution at Manchester Crown Court.The jury had already been told by Wadsworth that Ms Belshaw had confirmed a number of allegations about her sex life, including the claim that she was working as an escort, an allegation she had sex with a family member and that she had bought drugs from - and slept with - her next door neighbour 'with a Scouse accent.'The court was previously told Ms Belshaw denied these suggestions.After being asked by Mr Tim Storrie QC about these allegations, Wadsworth told jurors: "I heard revelations I hadn’t heard before, she fully admitted to what

Court heard.Prosecutor Tim Storrie QC said only the arrival of police saved the man's life as the defendant surrendered when an officer deployed a Taser.Melissa was pronounced dead at the scene on May 20 of this year.A post-mortem examination revealed the victim sustained a series of "devastating" stab wounds delivered with severe force.Mr Storrie said Wadsworth and Melissa had rowed the night before at her home after taking cocaine and drinking alcohol.Their relationship was described by the prosecution as "volatile and dependent on a mutual or common interest in drink, drugs and sex".Mr Storrie said: "It is plain from messages exchanged between the two that at times Melissa Belshaw regretted the relationship had ended but it is also plain

A professional cage fighter stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death in a row over her sex life after being released from prison on licence, a court heard.

hereManchester barrister Tim Storrie QC previously criticised the idea, telling the M.E.N.