Man’s face torn apart after being bitten in Manchester assault – requiring 20 stitches to fix wounds
A man was left needing twenty stitches to his face after being bitten during an assault in Manchester City Centre.
A man was left needing twenty stitches to his face after being bitten during an assault in Manchester City Centre.
Marcus Williams, 18, of Seymour Grove, Old Trafford pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted robbery and a 14-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to two counts attempted robbery
Manchester’s first fully electric buses are set to be sparked into life and will soon be on the city centre streets as part of Metroshuttle’s free hop-on hop-off service.
Michael Adebolajo, 29, who along with Michael Adebowale, 23, was convicted of the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby near Woolwich Barracks last year, and both are serving life sentences for the crime
Wesley Keith Coulding, 36, previously of Hattersley Road West, Manchester, sowed the seeds of a drug empire, but was stopped in its tracks before the plants could fully flourish
Elidh Bradley’s 1990’s grunge trio Solar Race had been a favourite of the late Radio One DJ John Peel and critics including music journalist John Robb tipped them to be the ‘next Nirvana’
Kathy Adams was devastated to receive the heartbreaking news that her daughter Melissa had Angelman Syndrome in 2006 – but was inspired to set up the Melissa Adams Angelman Foundation alongside other members of the family and friends.
A bizarre health and safety job advert has been topped – by the wannabe Manchester noise technicians who want to fill the position.
City invited tweeters to send in their questions for the tricky Spanish winger, using #AskJesus
Labour MP Lucy Powell has criticised protests outside a Jewish run King Street shop amidst fears of clashes between picketers on both sides of the Palestine Israel conflict.
The Breathe Clean Air Group contacted the council after MM revealed that, in 2012, male avoidable deaths in Manchester were at almost double the national average – 42% higher than the rest of the UK
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