Boy, 14, accused of murder appears in court following death of Stockport restaurant owner

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direct to your inboxA man died in Stockport after suffering a medical episode in the street, police have confirmed. The emergency services were called to Moseley Street in Edgeley at around 7.30pm on Thursday.

Ainsworth, just after 7pm last night (Wednesday January 27). According to cops, four men managed to get into the shop through a window but nothing was taken.

The suspect is being held on suspicion of attempted murder after firearms warrants were executed in Bury last night.In a statement Greater Manchester Police said: "The man – aged 41 – has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and possession of a shotgun and remains in custody for questioning."On Tuesday January 19 a gunman opened fire as three high-powered cars raced through Newton Heath in the middle of the day.A fourth car not involved in the dispute was hit with a stray bullet.A

direct to your inboxA two-week old baby girl whose death sparked a murder investigation suffered 'catastrophic' injuries, which were 'indicated as being possibly non-accidental', an inquest opening has heard.Felicity-May Harvey, who was born on December 22 last year, died at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital on January 11.Life support was withdrawn, a coroner heard.The child was admitted to North Manchester General Hospital three days earlier after being found 'floppy' at her home in

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direct to your inboxThe fatal stabbing of 17-year-old in Moss Side last summer was part of the same gang feud which ended in a deadly knife attack in the same part of south Manchester in 2016, a murder trial has heard.Four accused teenagers, said to be members of AO, a street gang based in Moss Side, deny murdering Mohamoud Mohamed, 17, who was said to be a member of the rival Rusholme Crips outfit.Greater Manchester Police's anti-gang team, XCalibre Taskforce, had tried to reach out to Mohamoud

direct to your inbox An inquest hearing into the death of a dad who died following an incident at a pub in Trafford has been adjourned to allow a review of the decision not to prosecute anyone in connection with it. A murder investigation was launched following the death of 29-year-old Gavin Brown in April 2019.

direct to your inboxTwo men have gone on trial accused of murdering a man in his own home as they allegedly enforced a drug debt. Jack Brown, 26, and Conor O'Casey, 23, are accused of murdering 59-year-old Leroy Hanley in Rusholme.

direct to your inboxA young man from Manchester lured to Merseyside to buy a car was 'ruthlessly' gunned down following an alleged armed robbery, a murder trial has heard.Miguel Reynolds, 21, formerly of Whalley Range and Moss Side, was fatally shot in Netherton, prosecutors allege. He later died in hospital.A witness described it as a 'merciless execution', jurors have been told.

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direct to your inboxA baby girl at the centre of a murder investigation has been named as Felicity May Harvey.Two-week-old Felicity died in hospital on Monday (January 11).She was taken to hospital by paramedics on Friday (January 8) after the ambulance service was called to an address on Stirling Place at 2.34pm that day.Officers were called out by hospital staff who had 'concern for a baby', just before 6.30pm on Friday (January 8), Greater Manchester Police said.The baby girl sadly passed

direct to your inboxA 14-year-old boy accused of murder has made his first appearance in crown court following the death of a Stockport restaurant owner.The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Manchester Crown Court today over a video link.As detailed on the Magistrates Court list, he is charged with murder; causing death by dangerous driving; causing death by driving a vehicle, namely a Mercedes C220; using a motor vehicle, namely a Mercedes C220, on a road without

Teesside Live reported.Prosecuting, Francis Fitzgibbon QC described the alleged murder as a 'carefully planned' attack on a man they were in a dispute with who had to be 'got rid of'.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 hereMr Fitzgibbon said: “The prosecution say each of these defendants played a vital role with at least four other men who have evaded arrest.”Jurors were