A new social hub has opened in Salford in memory of a late RAF soldier. Paul’s Haven and Family Hub

A British holidaymaker who punched and cracked an aeroplane window at 35,000ft before telling horrified passengers, ‘I’m sorry for upsetting everybody, I’m not a terrorist’, walked free from a Manchester crown court today.

Facebook came under fire as many began to question if the company could have done more to prevent the premeditated attack from happening.

A young soldier killed in a horror car smash in Bolton – whilst on leave for Christmas – was racing another driver at up to 100mph during a fit of road rage, an inquest heard.

More than seven million British soldiers took part in one of bloodiest conflicts in history, the First World War, many of whom have their own unique acts of courage and tales of valour.

An ex-soldier was brutally attacked outside his home in Eccles after he disturbed a gang of burglars raiding his home – before they made off with his late wife’s wedding ring.

Forces and members of the public will be able to ‘Pop-In’ for advice and information at the Cross Street Centre on the charity’s support and community services

Historians have been set the challenge of finding the last resting place of 21-year-old Franciscus Alphonsus Van den Eynde who died in Salford a century ago.

British nuclear veterans are taking their fight for a ‘thank you’ to the silver screen – and have launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring it to a theatre near you.

A friend of one of Lee Rigby killer is due for sentencing at the Old Bailey after being found guilty of terrorism offences.

Salford’s Imperial War Museum to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of World War One in new ‘From Street to Trench: A World War That Shaped A Region’ exhibition