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Visitors will be able to follow the paths some of the show’s most infamous killers on a guided ‘murder walk’ from October 27-31

An aid worker based in Africa accused parents at a Stockport Catholic primary school of treating her nine-year-old son ‘like a leper’ today after he was banned from joining classes over unfounded fears he had Ebola.

Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats are positioning their party as kingmakers after the May 2015 General Election, according to a Manchester University Professor.

The victim, 17, was walking through Buille Hill Park in Eccles around 12.50am on Wednesday, October 8, when he was approached by two men, one from the front and one from behind

The festival, which runs from October 23-26, has plenty for revellers to sink their teeth into with tours taking in Manchester’s gothic splendour, talks by gothic icons and macabre-themed nights

The march for World Zombie Day, which begins near Piccadilly Gardens at 2pm, is the second of three grizzly walks staged around the country, organised by the online retailer, Fancy Dress Ball

Tracy Clare is already a familiar face in the area after volunteering at a host of good causes in the local area over the last couple of years.

Kieran McGrath’s mother has described him as ‘my beautiful prince’ in tribute to her son, who was shot dead outside a pub in Asthon over the weekend.

Hart District Council in Hampshire was the least deprived local authority in England, losing £28 per household, according to figures published during Labour’s summer campaign

A former Piccadilly Radio DJ raped a 15-year-old girl with Jimmy Savile, a court has heard.

The Smiths frontman and Manchester music legend Morrissey has admitted to receiving treatment for cancer.