A woman spat at coffee shop staff and then assaulted two police officers

Salford, is due to appear at Manchester Magistrates' Court on Monday. Three police officers were taken to hospital after being attacked by a man armed with a knife in Harpurhey in the early hours of Saturday.

CCTV footage has captured the moment a police officer stole money from a vulnerable widower he was called out to help.In the clip, PC David Bunting reaches into a coffee table and swipes a bag full of £2 coins while attending the 44-year-old man's home.Emergency services were called to the bungalow after reports of a person in 'dire medical situation' having believed to have taken an overdose of tablets, according to the Manchester Evening News.He also allegedly had a knife and was 'bleeding

Manchester Magistrates' Court was told.

Incredible images and video footage has been captured of the lightning flashes.

Salford district, issued the plea as the warm weather looks set to continue across the region.

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Newton Heath after they received reports of a disturbance. Officers described that she was verbally abusive and aggressive with other people on the street, then saw her spit at a man, leading them to arrest her.

cleared the defendants of murder this week, instead convicting Cole and Bowers of manslaughter. Long had previously pleaded guilty to the same charge.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions here All three are due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey in London on Friday.

Leigh, were woken at 2am this morning (July 28) to the sound of a fire engine and 'five police cars' swarming a park between Coronation Drive and Imperial Drive. One resident, who wished not to be named, told the Manchester Evening News : "I looked out of the window and saw that the skate slide was on fire.

hereToday GMP issued a statement on social media saying they were aware of another planned gathering in the area next weekend."We are aware of a planned gathering in the local area, which is not authorised, therefore it is illegal" they said."With the current climate relating to coronavirus it is a concern that people are still thinking of attending this event."In response to this event Greater Manchester Police is working with partners from Manchester City Council and will consider closing

here“Our priority will always be to deal with the emergency calls for help that we receive through 999 and the hope is that this move will put our officers in a better position to respond to these incidents.“The move has been welcomed by our local partners and community.

No arrests have been made, police said. A spokeswoman for GMP said: "Shortly after 4.20pm on Tuesday 21 July, police were called to reports that a man had been stabbed around two hours earlier in Clayton Vale off Edge Lane in Clayton.