The 'significant' policing operation for Greater Manchester as cops prepare for pubs to reopen

Jennifer Lopez had the support of her boyfriend Ben Affleck on Tuesday night as they attended a special screening of her latest film Marry Me in Los Angeles.The couple, who rekindled their romance last year after 17 years apart, looked very much in love as they posed for shutterbugs on the red carpet, with Affleck often planting kisses on Lopez's head.The 52-year-old singer/actress showcased her sensational legs ina fitted white lace mini dress and a pair of sky-high couture heels. Support system:Jennifer Lopez had the support of her boyfriend Ben Affleck on Tuesday night as they attended a special screening of her latest film Marry Me in Los AngelesThe On The Floor songstress' figure flattering dress cinched at the waist and featured long sleeves that allowed some of her skin to poke through.The number's bright white shade proved to be a stunning contrast to her honey toned tresses.

Chris Pine is getting ready to make his transition from in front of the camera to behind it, setting up his directorial debut Poolman.The 41-year-old actor is slated to star in and direct Poolman, with Annette Bening and Danny DeVito also set to star, according to Deadline.Pine is also going to co-write the script with Ian Cotler, a partner at the actor's Barry Linen Production Company. Director Chris:Chris Pine is getting ready to make his transition from in front of the camera to behind it, setting up his directorial debut Poolman Co-star:The 41-year-old actor is slated to star in and direct Poolman, with Annette Bening and Danny DeVito also set to star, according to DeadlinePoolman follows Pine's character, Darren Barrenman, described as, 'a hapless daydreamer and would-be philosopher.'He looks after the pool at the Tahitian Tiki apartment complex in Los Angeles and also spends his time crashing city council meetings with neighbors Jack (DeVito) and Diane (Bening).

Marry me, Jennifer Lopez? Perhaps the movie star’s beau Ben Affleck hasn’t popped the question just yet, but things are looking up for the couple who were photographed at Jennifer’s Marry Me Los Angeles movie premiere getting pretty cozy! J.Lo wore a gorgeous bridal-style white mini-dress, with long sleeves, lace detail, and an adorable shortened train that flipped out in the back. The “Let’s Get Loud” singer paired her dress with a silver clutch embroidered with white flowers and silver strappy pumps which also featured a flower-like details on the toe.

Magic Johnson is not only a legendary basketball player but a father of three. The 62-year-old was first drafted on the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979 and continued to play for them for 13 seasons. The basketball legend won countless amounts of MVP Awards and helped his team win many finals.

J. Kim Murphy George Spiro Dibie, a television cinematographer whose credits across a 48-year career ranged from “Barney Miller” to “Night Court” to “Sister, Sister,” died on Tuesday.

Chris Willman Music WriterHarry Styles’ success as an arena headliner was celebrated with an award for major tour of the year Tuesday night at the Pollstar Awards, held annually to honor the tours, festivals, venues, promoters, agents, managers, talent buyers and others judged to have achieved the greatest success in the live music sphere in the past year.Other artists singled out at the 33rd annual ceremony, held at the Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom as part of the Pollstar Live! conference, included Lady Gaga, Chris Stapleton, Foo Fighters, J. Cole, Maroon 5, Dave Chappelle, Sebastian Maniscalco and Billy Strings.Artists typically make their acceptance speeches on video, as Styles did this year (although Elton John showed up to accept the top prize in the flesh two years ago).

John Lewis) in goes-with-everything sand-brown and M&S’s sleek black lug-soled lace-ups (£45). For those with a more generous budget, Legres’s chocolate suede College ankle boots (£490, Harvey Nichols) strike the perfect balance between clompy and chic.Giddy up, as cowboy boots are back in the saddle. The trick to steering the look away from fancy dress is to choose a boot with subtle nods to classic western features, rather than going the full Annie Oakley.

Robbie Neilson admits the pressure is on Hearts after their Ibrox annihilation.

Hamilton assistant manager John Rankin says head coach Stuart Taylor’s absence hasn’t been ideal – but he’s enjoyed being the leading man at New Douglas Park.

An Irvine teenager has been praised for his quick-thinking in performing CPR on a stranger which “undoubtedly saved his life”.

Chanel’s Les Beiges Water-Fresh tint, Studio10’s Glow-Plexion (the latter is cruelty free) to name two bestsellers – that allow healthy skin to take centre stage. As for budget buys, Boohoo has just launched a vegan make-up line in recycled packaging and the nine-shade, iridescent eye palette is terrific value at £8.There are plenty of products that can help us achieve lovely skin, from inexpensive, effective, cruelty-free and environmentally friendly brands such as & Sister, Q&A and Upcircle, to French pharmacy brands such as Roc and Avene, to high-performing luxury buys from Augustinus Bader’s The Cream (which does everything in one product) and cult status buys from Dr Barbara Sturm’s extensive cruelty-free line. A slew of new brands has emerged to promote radiance – gently and effectively.

Massimo Dutti, Me+Em, 12 Storeez, The Fold, Cefinn, Maje, Whistles, Jigsaw and bits of Zara, where it’s possible to find sophisticated clothes that won’t break the bank. Vince, while pricey, is an excellent source of The Row (and Aniston) inspired pieces for much less than the actual Row.

Mayor Andy Burnham has been urged to draw up a ‘clear plan’ of personal action on Greater Manchester’s Police’s troubled new computer system - after an inspectorate report found it had exposed thousands of vulnerable people to potential risk.

The number of rough sleepers in Greater Manchester has fallen by almost a third across since last year, it’s been revealed.

Greater Manchester Police is cancelling leave for many of its officers this weekend as it steps up patrols to oversee the reopening of pubs and prevent further illegal raves.A ‘significant operation’ is planned across the region on Saturday July 4, the day when bars and restaurants will open for the first time in more than three months.Mayor Andy Burnham says there will be an increased police presence in cities and towns but the force’s approach will not be ‘heavy handed’.He said: "GMP will have a specific operation.

Greater Manchester is a ‘long, long way’ from having to introduce local lockdowns like Leicester - but leaders have stopped short of ruling them out entirely.Mayor Andy Burnham said the region ‘will be doing everything’' to avoid local restrictions as new figures showed Covid-19 infection rates in some boroughs were higher than expected.Rochdale, the ‘worst case scenario locally’, has reported 28.8 cases per 100,000, which is less than a quarter of the 135 reported in Leicester.Cases across Greater Manchester have also been falling while Leicester has been going in the opposite direction, Mr Burnham told a press conference on Wednesday.The region's figure is 13.3 for the past seven days and falling.

More than £24m has been approved for new cycleways and footpaths across Greater Manchester - including improvements at one of the region’s ‘most dangerous’ junctions.Work on upgrading the Princess Road/Medlock Street roundabout beneath the Mancunian Way in Manchester began last year.Described as an ‘unpleasant’ experience for cyclists and pedestrians, the junction is being redeveloped to accommodate new roads leading onto the ring road and into the city centre.The subways beneath the roundabout are also being replaced with fully segregated signal control crossings for pedestrians and cyclists on all larms of the junction.Manchester council has now been given the final £3.25m from regional mayor Andy Burnham’s walking and cycling challenge

Boris Johnson must come good on vows to end the North-South divide in his plans for a recovery.

Now more passengers are returning to the service in order to get to, and from, work, they will rightly expect to be able to access the Internet as part of their travel experience. "Having no Wi-fi will be an extra trial for passengers already expected to make their journeys with a mandatory face covering."Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester mayor, has been frank about Metrolink's shakey prospects amid huge funding deficits.Last week he warned the network would be on a 'cliff edge' in August when the current batch of Government funding runs out.He compared the 'chunks' of Whitehall aid to the £1.6bn bailout given to support London's public transport network.

A rare public spat has erupted among Greater Manchester’s council leaders over the state of the region’s town hall finances.Bolton’s Tory leader David Greenhalgh accused his Labour colleagues of staging ‘political theatre’ at a special one-off combined authority meeting held to discuss cash shortfalls, suggesting Labour chiefs already knew ministers were planning further support.While backing calls for extra central government funding, he questioned whether the Greater Manchester Combined Authority - the body chaired by Andy Burnham - was itself doing enough help out councils using its existing reserves, also warning that it would need to re-order its own financial priorities against the backdrop of a recession.And he warned there is no

hereAmong the speakers is leading British Nurse and Pride of Britain Awards recipient Dame Elizabeth Anionwu. She will lead the one minute silence to be held in memory of those who have passed away to COVID-19.Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and MP Afzal Khan will also be in attendance.The Windrush generation were invited to the UK to fill jobs as part of the country’s effort to rebuild following the Second World War, many found employment in the NHS and public transport, however, they were met with prejudice and discrimination.