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with another 63 fatalities in Greater Manchester hospitals announced yesterday.However, it does appear that most areas in the region passed a peak in infections about two weeks ago - a few days before the second national lockdown began on November 5.Here, the MEN has looked at how the virus spread in each of ten boroughs of Greater Manchester area since the start of August, which was just after the region was first placed under local restrictions by the government.Positive tests in Stockport reached a peak on November 1 when there were 1312 cases in the previous seven days - giving an infection rate of 447.1 per 100,000.Since then the rate has fallen steadily and in the seven days ending on November 10 there were 960 positive tests, which

alcohol-free beer due to fears of mould contaminating the product.

A dog named Stout lived up to its name after "miraculously" surviving a plunge off a 70-feet cliff in Texas. An emergency medical service called the rescue of the pet a “scary story with a happy, feel good ending.” It happened Thursday near the Pennybacker Bridge overlook in Austin, according to Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Services.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerA week after being bumped to 10 PM, ABC’s Shark Tank was back swimming in more familiar waters at 8 PM. The return proved fortuitous, as the show topped the evening’s demo wars with a solid 0.7 and the night’s largest total audience.The win by Shark Tank and a strong 0.6 by newsmag 20/20 powered ABC to the network victory on the evening.Elsewhere, Fox’s WWE Friday Night SmackDown came in at an 0.6, as an unsanctioned match between Drew McIntyre and Jey Uso, as well as Sami Zayn defending his Intercontinental Championship against Apollo Crews highlighted the matches.The 8th season premiere of The Blacklist on NBC delivered the top total viewer result in the time slot since May 15, and was the No.

Sir Michael Gambon is being sued for running over a cyclist's foot, it's claimed.

Greater Manchester recorded another bleak day in terms of the number of daily deaths from Covid-19.

Michael Gambon is being sued for allegedly running over a cyclist’s foot with his Land Rover in west London.The 80-year-old actor faces a £55,000 lawsuit from solicitor Toby Clouston over the alleged incident in April 2017.Clouston, 39, claims he suffered a broken ankle, ligament damage and permanent mental anxiety after Gambon allegedly hit him and failed to notice outside the Dumbledore actor’s home in Shepherd’s Bush.In papers lodged with Central London county court, first published by The Sun, Clouston’s lawyer Tom Collins said: “The Land Rover which was being driven by Sir Michael Gambon drove into Mr Clouston, running over his right foot.“As a result he fell to his left with the bicycle between his legs and into a parked car.

the Mirror. It comes as schools, colleges, nurseries and universities remain open during England's month-long lockdown - which began on November 5.While there is no direct evidence suggesting transmission in schools has a "significant contributory role" in driving up children's infection rates "neither is there direct evidence to suggest otherwise" the review says.The review said: "In the second wave, prevalence has risen significantly in school age children, with the rise increasing initially among those in school year 12 (age 16/17) – age 24 and young people (e.g.

A man from Trafford has been charged with firearms offences after a burglary in Cheshire.Keith Stewart, of Arundel Avenue in Urmston, Greater Manchester, was arrested shortly before 11am on Wednesday 11 November.He was arrested in Salford and has subsequently been charged with burglary.Stewart has also been charged with possession of a shotgun without a certificate and when prohibited for life.The charges all relate to an incident that occurred in Shaw Street, Warrington, at around 8pm on Wednesday 14 October.Stewart appeared at Warrington Magistrates’ Court, via a video link, on Thursday 12 November.He was remanded in custody and is set to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on Thursday 10 December.

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Call Her Daddy podcast, the 24-year-old told host Alex Cooper that the scenes took a toll on her body.It also made her feel “mechanical” in the bedroom, which is probably why she stopped sleeping with people off camera.Lana, whose real name is Amara Maple, said: “When I was shooting porn, I didn’t have sex with people off camera.“My life was all about work.“I would wake up every single day and go and shoot a porn scene – I had no life.”Lana added: “I think I’d almost forgot how to have real sex because it was so staged and mechanical…“You get so many issues with your vagina and it was always hurting.

Celebrity magician Dynamo has sued KFC for an eye-watering £200,000 after claiming he was food-poisoned by their chicken which he says left him in hospital.

Euro 2020 games in Glasgow - but won't say if it will be a full house. Steve Clarke 's side finally ended a 23 year wait for a major tournament with a playoff triumph over Serbia on Thursday and will take on Croatia and the Czech Republic at Hampden.

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Harry Potter star is facing a £55,000 lawsuit from solicitor Toby Clouston over the alleged incident in April 2017, with Clouston claiming he suffered a broken ankle, ligament damage and permanent mental anxiety.Mr Clouston, 39, alleges that Sir Michael, 80, did not notice that he had hit him as he drove outside his home in Shepherd’s Bush, West London, in his two-tonne 4×4. In papers lodged with Central London county court, first published by The Sun, Mr Clouston’s lawyer Tom Collins said: ‘The Land Rover which was being driven by Sir Michael Gambon drove into Mr Clouston, running over his right foot.‘As a result he fell to his left with the bicycle between his legs and into a parked car.‘Sir Michael continued to proceed along the road

He became a father for the second time earlier this year.And Orlando Bloom looked relaxed and casual on Friday, when he was seen picking up some takeout in Montecito, California.The Lord of the Rings actor, 43, sported a dark denim blue jacket with tan collar, which he wore over a striped red polo shirt and white tee underneath. Casual dad:Orlando Bloom looked relaxed and casual on Friday, when he was seen picking up some takeout in Montecito Bloom paired this with comfortable looking khaki green drawstring pants, which featured darker squares over the knees.On his head, Orlando wore a blue baseball cap, and masked up with a standard disposable blue surgical face mask.

the Sun. Mr Clouston, legal counsel at aviation firm Aerfin, claims he still struggles with standing up and working out, while worrying about motorists when cycling - a condition he fears is 'likely to be permanent'.He claims Sir Michael had made an 'admission of liability' by way of his insurers, but the court heard the insurers have challenged Mr Clouston's version of events and are gearing up to draft medical experts to scrutinise his claims. Mr Clouston joined Aerfin in June 2016 after working for a 'top tier' London-based law firm, according to the company's website.Sir Michael, a six-time BAFTA-winning actor, is best-known for playing Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films.  He also earned his place in Top Gear

I'm A Celeb star Vernon Kay has revealed he is dreading having a lack of food on this year's show.

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A restaurant in Tennessee owes its employees thousands of dollars in back wages for violating the Fair Labor Standards Act, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.  Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant in Franklin, Tenn., reportedly made minimum wage violations and recordkeeping violations, a release from the Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) said.  Because of those violations, Garcia’s has been ordered to pay $179,878 to its 40 employees.  The restaurant did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

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