Boy stabbed in Bolton house discharged from hospital as police continue to quiz knife suspect

Today, Jack Worwood returned to his school in Wigan for the final time.The streets he used to walk each day were filled with teachers and students as they gathered to say their last goodbyes.Silence fell in Ashton in Makerfield as the hearse made its way through the entrance of Byrchall High School.Cries were heard as Jack's his light-blue coloured coffin draped in a Manchester City flag paused momentarily inside the grounds.The sun emerged from behind the clouds as the funeral procession left

Manchester Evening News: "He always helped me in school - always sticking up for me. "He was like my big brother."Others have been paying tribute on social media.

was also seriously injured after being stabbed just yards away on Rosbery Street in Moss Side as part of the same incident.

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.

Manchester Evening News reported last year three women were sexually assaulted as they walked through the same alleyway in the Edgeley area of Stockport.

16-year-old boy was also seriously injured after being knifed just yards away on Roseberry Street in Moss Side.

hereA 17-year-old boy has been detained on suspicion of murder.He remains in custody.There are police scenes currently in place near to Cowesby Street, including Claremont Road Roseberry, Greame Street and Alison Street.There are also scenes in place near to Henbury Street, including Lloyd Street South and Bevridge Street.Police were called to reports of a 'disturbance' at around 7.15pm on Sunday.The 17-year-old victim suffered a fatal stab wound and died at the scene.Police urged anyone with

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Levenshulme, suddenly attacked the man with a folding chair, hitting him to the head, back and shoulders. The man ran into the kitchen, only to be followed by Spencer, who pulled a knife from one of the drawers and began slashing at him with it.

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.

Bolton. Emergency services were called to reports of a stabbing on Rishton Avenue in Great Lever at around 5.40pm on Friday, July 17.The victim - a 38-year-old man - was taken to hospital following the incident.He remains there in a stable condition this morning, Greater Manchester Police said.No arrests have been made.Police said the man was found on Rishton Avenue, but enquiries are taking place to establish whether the stabbing took place elsewhere.

Manchester Evening News : "Just saw a group of lads, about 10 or 12 of them, running up Mason Street and ganging up on this lad.

Bolton. Police were called to Bridgeman Street in Great Lever to reports that a youngster had been stabbed on Saturday at around 1.20pm.

“We are working hard to trace the perpetrator of this vile crime and have a dedicated team of detectives following every possible line of enquiry available to us."This includes following several forensic leads, as well as exploring CCTV opportunities.“We would urge anyone with any information to get in contact with us – perhaps you saw something that didn’t seem quite right, or saw a person fitting this description on Friday afternoon near to the Failsworth and North Manchester areas."If so,

in Tameside.Police are now investigating if the two incidents on neighbouring streets in Droylsden on Saturday night are linked.A 16 year-old was assaulted with a machete close to Brierfield House, a block of flats on Lancaster Road at around 9:40pm Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said.Emergency services were called and he was rushed to hospital where he remains in a stable condition.Around the same time police also received reports of what appeared to be gunshots on neighbouring York Road,

Manchester Evening News: “He’s just a normal, happy little boy. I can’t believe this has happened." Local resident Emma Collins said: “They’re such a quiet family, I don’t think the kids really play out.