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direct to your inboxIt was March 2020 and Tony Lloyd had returned home from London as the coronavirus pandemic took hold and the country was ordered to avoid 'all unnecessary social contact'.Just a few days later the Prime Minister would declare what, at the time, was an almost unthinkable national lockdown, with a strict ‘stay at home' message.The 70-year-old Rochdale MP had not been feeling 100 per cent, in the days leading up to the announcement that put Parliament - and much of the rest of the country - on indefinite hold.He had been suffering with the ‘flu-like symptoms’ health chiefs had warned were the classic signs of a Covid-19 infection.But the former Police and Crime Commissioner felt he was beginning to improve and there was no

after we reported he had bumped into one of his victims in Asda in the town.But it is believed all three remain in Rochdale, prompting the town's MP Tony Lloyd to hold a meeting with Home Secretary Priti Patel to urge her to act.The Home Office began the process of removing the men’s British citizenship in July 2015 to pave the way for their deportation but they challenged the move, saying it breached their human rights and the rights of their children.They lost their case at the Court of Appeal in August 2018 but it is believed they remain in Rochdale.The M.E.N.

Most people who suffer from coronavirus symptoms can recover at home without the need for medical intervention.

Iconic film director Ken Loach has joined forces with legendary ex-Wales goalkeeper Nevillle Southall and veteran DJ Liz Kershaw to call for an ‘immediate and indefinite’ halt to controversial regeneration plans.

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd has spoken out about what it's like to have coronavirus and how the NHS saved his life.

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd has stepped down from the front bench after a spell in intensive care with coronavirus.

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd has been released from intensive care after being treated for Covid-19.

Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd is in hospital with coronavirus, the Labour Party has said.

huge blaze on Saddleworth Moor. Following the fire Oldham council banned barbecues, fireworks and sky lanterns on the moor.Anyone caught breaching the by-law, which also covers Marsden Moor, can be fined £100.