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A plan that would have built an aerial tram from the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank to the Hollywood sign will not involve the studio, the company said on Thursday.

direct to your inboxA Coronation Street star has told how he went to help a homeless man after he was injured by a tram.Trevor Michael Georges, who plays Ed Bailey in the ITV soap, has been hailed a hero after he stayed with the man until an ambulance came. The actor, whose character arrived in Weatherfield with his family in June 2019, was shopping in Manchester when he saw the man being dragged under a tram he told followers on Twitter.

Oldham. The Metrolink line was blocked between Westwood and Oldham Mumps due to a road traffic collision at around 7.50am this morning (Tuesday).

Beloved Coronation Street actor Mark Eden has passed away at the age of 92 following a battle with Alzheimer's disease.

What do you think about the lockdown restrictions where you live now? Tell us in our survey...The footage, which was shown to the court, showed another of those involved, a man dressed in black, removing his jacket and a heavy chain around in his neck in as he appeared to prepare for a fight with Orme, who is seen backing away pursued by the rival faction.A second piece of CCTV footage captures Orme armed with what appears to be a metal pole as the confrontation continues five minutes later.Then, someone is seen to hand Orme a knife and the defendant then starts waving the blade at the other group.A CCTV operator managed to follow the defendant who was with a woman outside a nearby pub when he was arrested ten minutes later.

Bury on Thursday morning (August 20).The schoolgirl, who suffers with severe depression and social anxiety, had built up the courage to ride the tram into Manchester after struggling to leave her room all year.Her mother, who wished to remain anonymous, said it took the teen “all her energy” to make the milestone.But she wasn’t on the tram long after boarding at Besses o' th' Barn when she claimed she heard a couple talking about her.She said they called her out on not using a mask, despite her clearly wearing a sunflower lanyard to indicate she had a hidden disability.She claimed they were speaking “loudly and in a passive-aggressive tone”, before commenting on how she was “stupid” not to wear one.In the UK, people who cannot use a mask

hereThe boy was punched to the face.There was a further confrontation, and the boy ran off after noticing that Connolly had a knife.He tripped up as he ran, and was set upon as he lay on the ground.He suffered two stab wounds to the back.His father followed and was brought to the ground, before being stabbed three times.Addressing Connolly, the judge added: "You wounded two victims, one a 17-year-old boy, the other his father who was doing no more than any father would do, namely protect his son from unprovoked group violence."Defending, Ian Metcalfe said Connolly was under 'intense' stress at the time because of the threat to life notice.He said police did not tell Connolly who was making the threats against him or why, but that the

Didsbury. Josh Websdale, 30 and his wife, Amanda Rillo, 33, both had to be treated in hospital after receiving serious wounds to the head.

A man was stabbed with a pair of scissors after a brawl broke out at Eccles Metrolink stop.

Hopes of a free tram pass for NHS workers during the coronavirus pandemic have stalled due to wrangling with government over Metrolink funding, Andy Burnham has said.

A tram passenger has been riding the Metrolink in a full hazmat suit and mask to avoid catching coronavirus.

Teenage robbers threatened a group of tram passengers in a bid to steal their bags and a puppy at Stretford Metrolink stop.

coronavirus pandemic. But June has already seen the relaxing of some of the rules with more due to follow in the next week.

A stricken calf trapped neck-deep in mud was rescued after being spotted by a tram driver.

A mum walking home after work feared she'd be killed after being dragged into the woods and attacked by a teenage boy.