Youths stop and searched after 'drugs, booze and criminal damage' hits two churches

A young woman was diagnosed with a life-long condition after appearing drunk while at work.

Workers at a pallet warehouse in Trafford who are taking part in the UK’s longest current strike action have taken their fight to London in a bid to bring attention to their pay dispute.

Police are investigating an indecent exposure after a man walked up to a teenager waiting for a bus in Trafford and started to perform a sexual act in front of her.

Nick Knowles has been left “raging” after online trolls have attacked his new girlfriend Katie Dadzie. Nick and Katie, who have an age gap of 27 years, were pictured sharing a kiss in London earlier this week following a romantic dinner date in Mayfair. In light of the age gap between the couple, people have shared their thoughts on the matter, with some branding Katie, 32, as a gold digger.

Aziz Ansari (“Master of None“) and the Disney-owned Searchlight Pictures recently teamed up for a new medical drama called “Being Mortal” that would be Anzari’s feature film directorial debut. The cast includes himself alongside fellow comedy veterans Bill Murray (“Lost In Translation“) and Seth Rogen (“Pam & Tommy“), however, an issue has been raised behind the scenes, leading to filming being shut down by the studio.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas said she had a "wobble" after the BBC favourite learned of her friend and fellow dancer Maurizio Vescovo's struggles as a competitor.The on-screen star explained that his candid message brought back "not so pleasant memories" for the dancer.Taking to Instagram stories, the 61-year-old could be seen getting her hair done, in view of her 237,000.Shirley began: "I'm getting my hair done but I definitely had a wobble this morning.The state of my industry is terrible."Fighting, arguing, people not coming together and being on the same page."Consequently this morning, some things got written and it really triggered some of the things I've encountered in this industry.So, I had a wobble."She went on: "It's ok to have a wobble. My thoughts are always with the next generation of dancers."Keeping things transparent, clean and beautiful.

A couple breathing new life into Middleton's oldest surviving mill claim they have been left forking out tens thousands of pounds to make the building safe following a fire which destroyed the adjoining building.

A school on the outskirts of Stockport has made a number of improvements itself after being blasted by hygiene inspectors who found evidence of rodents and suspected mice droppings on site.

Next steps. ASAP Rocky was spotted leaving the Los Angeles Police Department after his arrest in connection with a shooting that happened last year.

Piers Morgan has admitted he’s disappointed that Caitlyn Jenner pulled out of his new TV series after the backlash over a trailer for his interview with Donald Trump. In the promo, Piers enters a heated debate with the former US President as he disagrees with Trump’s view that the previous election was rigged. Since the clip was released this morning, Trump has personally contacted Piers Morgan and labelled him “a fool”, claiming he edited the interview to look like he stormed out.

EastEnders actress Katie Jarvis, who played Hayley Slater on the BBC One soap, has avoided a prison sentence and been handed a community order following a drunken brawl in which she repeatedly cried out "black lives don't matter".The former soap star admitted racially aggravated harassment and common assault at Basildon Crown Court yesterday. Jarvis had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges, but changed her plea to a guilty one on the day of the trial.The incidents occurred in July 2020 when the 30 year old actress, who was drunk at the time, had spewed racist abuse in front of children while walking along a seafront in Southend-on-Sea.

Helen Flanagan has shared a heartbreaking tribute as she told her fans her Nanna has died. The Coronation Street star shared the news on Instagram on Thursday (April 21) alongside a string of sweet images with her beloved family member with her children.

Scotland’s Auditor General has expressed his frustration at not being able to review all documents relating to the awarding of a contract for two ferries fraught with delays and overspends.

Cops have descended on a Glasgow street, with a block of flats sealed off after a man was stabbed.

cats in sacks dumped at a roadside in China, allegedly waiting to be destroyed after their owners caught Covid.The living felines have been stuffed so tightly in the mesh bags that many of them are unable to stand and are sprawled over each other.One cat is audibly yowling while others appear to be so frightened they are silent. The footage was recorded in Shanghai where a brutal culling of cats belonging to people who have caught Covid is said to be taking place.China is still trying to adopt a zero Covid cases approach to the pandemic and is using very tight controls, such as refusing to let people leave their homes or offices.The disturbing footage was shared on Twitter by US pro basketball player Enes Freedom with the caption: "26 million people in lockdown in Shanghai."People are committing suicide from their balconies and pets from people getting tested positive for Covid are being collected to be killed and slaughtered in Shanghai, China.

darts in London, an inquest heard.Talented teenager Connor Marron, 19, had been to see the PDC World Darts championship at Alexandra Palace in north London in the hours before his death in January this year. The grieving parents of the junior national snooker champion and Gaelic footballer have pleaded for police to find out why he was barefoot and soaking wet at the time of his death.University student Connor had been in London to watch the darts on New Year's Day, the inquest was told.His parents Fergal and Sharon Marron, who appeared at the North London Coroner's Court hearing via video link on Thursday, say they believe the only reason he may have entered a nearby stream, lost his trainers and "tiptoed" onto the rail track was because he was "trying to get away from something".Connor, of Ballymena in County Antrim, was fatally struck by a train between Alexandra Palace and Hornsey railway stations in the early hours of January 2.A friend gave evidence saying that after attending the darts Connor went back to the venue to seek his iPhone which had lost battery throughout the day.The inquest was adjourned today because British Transport Police (BTP) officers had been unable to obtain CCTV footage or evidence from when Connor was last seen by his friend to when he was struck by the train.Connor, a second year student studying human resources at Ulster University, had made his first trip to London to see the darts.

Parents were sent into a panic this week after Trafford council’s primary school place allocation website crashed. Families waiting to see where their little ones would end up going to their first school were poised and ready to go on Monday evening.

EXCLUSIVE: BBC Studios is seeking an L.A. exec to help discover the next generation of unscripted formats and collaborate with UK headquarters on new shows for the U.S. market, Deadline can reveal.

KT Tunstall has admitted she is suffering 'Swiss cheese' syndrome after forgetting the words to one of her most famous songs.

great white shark estimated to be four metres long was caught on video trying to eat the motor on the back of a boat.In the clip, filmed off the coast of West Australia, the huge marine predator is thrashing in the water and trying to attack the motor.Terrified screams are heard as David Tuckfield, his wife Kunya, and their 14-year-old son Shelby watch the shark chomp on their boat.It fully breaches the water and seems to sniff the air before sinking its teeth into the back off the boat, then backing awayKunya, who is the one screaming, says: "Oh! He is trying to eat the motor!"She later tells a 9News reporter: "My goosebumps! I never saw a shark that large before."The family was enjoying a fishing trip on their boat on Good Friday (April 15) off the coast of Mandurah, south of Perth, when the shark appeared.It hung around for an hour, before sinking back into the depths.David told 9 News: "We had a big visitor from the deep come up, nice size white pointer."He tried to take a chunk out of the motor – we were mesmerised."Echoing his wife, David said he has never seen a shark of that size, let alone so close to his boat.The great white had tried to steal his son Shelby's catch but wasn't successful and so the family got to keep all the fish.David said: "We don't appreciate them until you see them up close and it is their playground."The shark was a "big majestic creature", he added, and seeing it was the best part of the Easter weekend.

fish during a four-hour long battle to obtain the mammoth creature. Devin Sarver posted jaw-dropping pictures of the Bluefin Tuna on Facebook after catching it while fishing in Destin, Florida on the weekend.