College lecturer can't get a Covid test near his home... all while Etihad and Airport centres 'have plenty of slots available'

United's main injury concerns heading into their Group H European clash are Edinson Cavani, Harry Maguire and Mason Greenwood, while Eric Bailly and Jesse Lingard have not travelled to Paris either.

terrorism, including more than 1,000 people affected by the attack at the Manchester Arena.

Police have issued a warning to Trafford Centre to shoppers to wear a face covering - or receive a fine.The Greater Manchester Police team in Stretford said they had officers in the shopping centre yesterday, and will be back again on Sunday.So far five tickets have been issued to people who did not have a covering and could not present valid exemption.The fine is now £200 for a first offence, reduced to £100 if paid within 14 days.The government has also warned that repeat offenders receiving

Longsight provides learning opportunities for people in the area and is one of the groups to benefit from the fund. Fiona Gallagher, Community Development and Volunteer Coordinator at Northmoor, said the donation would go towards the day-to-day costs of running the centre.

A new walk-in Covid-19 testing centre will open in one of the country's worst hotspots for cases of the virus.Residents living in Fallowfield, in south Manchester, will be able to get tested at a mobile testing unit (MTU) in the car park of The Armitage Centre on Moseley Road at the University of Manchester campus.More than 500 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Fallowfield in the week to October 7 as thousands of students returned to the area.Positive results amongst the 17-21 age group

here But after winning BBC series Restoration, the baths have since played host to A-list celebrities including Tom Hardy and Sean Bean, as well as being used as a location for the hit TV series Peaky Blinders. A restoration project is ongoing.

still has one of the highest infection rates in England after several outbreaks among the student population. One student told the Guardian a "Covid Positive" party in one halls of residence in Fallowfield was broken up by security on Saturday.

Andy Burnham has been told to ‘get a grip’ and ensure the region’s development masterplan gets over the line after a row over an industrial estate left it dangling by a thread.The third - and final - version of the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework was due to be revealed on Monday, but it was pulled as Stockport and Tameside bosses continued to argue over plans to extend Bredbury Park industrial estate into the Tame Valley.It raises the incredible possibility that the blueprint, developed in

with each other rather than, for example, being linked to any obvious large workplace outbreak.

Hopwood Hall College's upcoming virtual open events for Year 11's and their parents.The immersive online experience will include two interactive campus tours and will take place on two dates- one in October, and the other in November.

Manchester City and Manchester United will both be involved in the draw having finished in the Premier League’s top four last season.This season’s Champions League campaign will be a little different, though, as the football world continues to operate amid a global pandemic.So what are the rules and regulations related to Covid-19 for this season’s Champions League? How will players travel between games and how frequently will they be tested?SchedulingUEFA has learned lessons from last season,

Scientists have found a way to spot those Covid patients most likely to end up in intensive care – through a type of cell produced in their bone marrow.The work by the University of Manchester could see patients' blood taken on arrival at hospital to help determine if they are in a higher risk category to become severely ill and suffer multi-organ problems.It could also lead to early treatment to stop these abnormal cells being released into the blood – thought to be triggered by an extreme

Sandbar saying that the reduced hours, coupled with all the other measures it has had to introduce, would 'destroy' it as a business. Becky Wilkes, senior sales and marketing manager at 20 Stories, said: "It's ridiculous that hospitality's being targeted like this.

Manchester Evening News' political editor, Jennifer Williams, said the payment will be "welcomed" in Greater Manchester.

turned away from a testing centre in Bolton.Meanwhile in Bury, dozens of people were pictured queuing up for tests at the Mosses Centre.