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More than 500 revellers attended an illegal rave overnight, with youths dancing and singing until the early hours of the morning.

Lostock ward in Bolton, has spoken out amid calls for him to resign over the comments he made on social media last week. The Facebook post, made following the government's announcement of a local lockdown on Thursday, was met with heavy criticism and has led to him being suspended by the local party.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Wednesday, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health director Barbara Ferrer focused much of her coronavirus news conference on the virus’s spread among younger people.Since the beginning of June, she said, case rates for people between 30 and 49 has tripled. Since June 9, the case rate among those between 18 and 29 has quadrupled.And while the rates are relatively low, younger people do die of coronavirus.

A shop has lost its licence to serve alcohol after its owner failed to show at two hearings about illicit tobacco allegedly found on his premises last year.Halliwell Off Licence, also known as Sultania News, had its premises licence revoked following an online hearing which the licence holder failed to attend.Shuaib Ahmed also failed to attend a court hearing last October, according to officers who told the panel that a warrant has been issued for him to appear.Bolton Council trading standards officers visited the shop with a tobacco detection dog on March 27, 2019 and interviewed Mr Ahmed on May 1.In total, 139 packets of cigarettes and seven packets of hand rolling tobacco were seized from the shop on the day, but Mr Ahmed said he did not

Stacey Solomon was innocently enjoying her holiday when she was warned by fans that she could be doing something 'illegal'.The Loose Women panelist and boyfriend Joe Swash took their one-year-old son for a little trip to the beach over the weekend.Stacey, who regularly keeps her fans updated, documented the outing on her Instagram page and on Sunday morning said they went to hunt for pebbles on the shore.The 30-year-old TV star was pleased with their findings and took them back home with her.And it was all well and good until some fans claimed she was doing something she shouldn't be.Speaking in a video on her Instagram Story, Stacey said: "A few of you are messaging saying 'be careful, Stace, you can get arrested for taking pebbles off the

Some of our driving habits that we think are illegal are actually just myths.

hereOnly 22pc of people in the survey correctly identified that all of these things are in fact legal in the UK.While it might be a weight off people’s minds to get these misconceptions debunked, there is also confusion elsewhere too, with drivers not being able to identify the following habits as illegal:Moving into a bus lane to let an ambulance through (72pc)Paying on your phone by Apple Pay at a drive-thru (63pc)Flashing your lights to give way to someone (52pc)Going 42mph in a 40mph zone and not getting caught on a speed camera (36pc)Pulling over to check a map or your phone with the engine running (31pc)Using the middle lane of the motorway for normal driving (28pc)Beeping your horn at someone in anger (27pc)Using the left-hand lane

Lostock ward in Bolton, took to Facebook on Thursday night following the goverment's announcement of a local lockdown. He laid the blame for the new regulations at feet of "the Chinese", "PHE idiots" (Public Health England), "NHS managers", and the government.It is the second time the councillor has been suspended from his party.

When it comes to picking a name for your child, not everyone is going to be a fan of your choice.

seven weapons was admonished by a sheriff.Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that 77-year-old Maurice Cairns, a country and western fan and a member of the Grand Ole Oprey in Glasgow, was wrongly told by friends that he did not need a licence for the firearms.Cairns had seven firearms without a licence at his home in Maryhill when police searched in June last year.Lawyer Darren Fleming, representing Mr Cairns, said: “Mr Cairns will be 78 in August and has very poor health.“He has a large collection of country and western memorabilia and is a member of the Grand Ole Oprey.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.THE Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after a badger was found in an illegal snare in Airdrie.The Society’s special investigations unit was alerted to the disturbing discovery in the Lily Loch area on July 5.The snare that killed the badger – who has been dead “two or three months” – was illegal as it had been set on a fence line.This is unlawful due to the risk of an animal trapped being wholly or partially suspended, which can lead to severe unnecessary suffering.The snare also didn’t have a “stop” which does not allow the device to tighten after a certain point.All snares are legally required to have an identification tag but this was absent on this

An automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) system was introduced in February as part of a crackdown on illegal waste being dumped at sites across the region.

hereThe first gathering disrupted by the force was in Smithills Country Park in Bolton on the evening of Friday July 10.Mr Burnham said the event was broken up without incident and that a sound system was seized.Then late on Sunday July 12 on an industrial site in Oldham, police used a dispersal order to disrupt an event attended by 250 people.“There were three arrests and some minor injuries sustained by officers, which is completely unacceptable,” added Mr Burnham.On the same night GMP dispersed a rave held in Manchester which was attended by 300 people.Members of the public are still being encouraged to call 101 if they hear of any similar events taking place in the future.Mr Burnham said: “There is no security, no proper organisation,

Geoff Metcalfe will attempt to manipulate wife Yasmeen Nazir after stealing her granddaughter's phone tonight - but there is one major flaw in his new sinister plan which could see him on the other side of the prison bars.

The cheeky bundle of fun on the left couldn’t look happier – but life hasn’t always been easy for four-year-old chimpanzee Lucy.

It was another emotional night on “Britain’s Got Talent” as the dog Miracle, who was rescued from the illegal meat trade, hit the stage with his owner Amanda Leask.

A dog snatched from death won hearts on Britain's Got Talent by performing magic tricks.

A dog called Miracle who was saved from the illegal meat trade in Thailand is the star act of this week's Britain's Got Talent.

Telsa founder Elon Musk shocked the world earlier this week by revealing the name he and singer Grimes have chosen for their newborn baby.The happy couple decided to name their child X Æ A-12. Yep, the difficult to pronounce, or even read, name was confirmed when the billionaire tweeted: "Mom & baby all good." The 31 year old new mother then tweeted to explain the name: "X, the unknown variable.

Brits reportedly staged an illegal party with up to 100 guests present at a villa in Magaluf during lockdown.

Police were forced to shut down part of north London as revellers ignored advice to stay home and instead flocked to outdoor parties.