Cops found £25k in an Audi - before arresting the driver and a passenger on suspicion of money laundering

Wigan Parish Church on August 6.

Manchester magistrates' court this morning (August 14).He spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth.The teen, from Whiston in Merseyside, is charged with one offence of murder of Steven James McMyler, dating back to August 6 this year.No pleas were entered.Shortly before 7.50pm on August 6 2020, police received reports of concern for a man outside the church on Bishopgate, Wigan.Steven McMyler died at the scene.No bail application was made in respect of the boy.The case was

hereSpecialist officers from the Royal Logistic Corps were called to the scene and worked to make the area safe.The bomb squad safely removed the device to a nearby field, where a “controlled explosion” was carried out.A Greater Manchester Police spokesperson said: “Shortly before 2pm today (Wednesday 12 August 2020) police were called to a report that a suspected grenade had been found at a property on Delamere Road, Tameside.“Bomb disposal officers attended and safely removed the device to a

Lancs Live reports.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 hereThe youth, appearing in court over a video link, did not react when the foreman of the jury read out the guilty verdict.There was also no reaction from his parents, who were in court.The teenager pleaded guilty to assisting in the disposal of her body, but claimed he played no role in her death.He said he was

here.Here's the link to the M.E.N's main Facebook page where we share our latest stories."Parking illegally is frustrating enough without a motorist selfishly occupying a disabled space. We want to make it clear that if anyone decides to break the law we will ensure their car is removed and they are fined," he added.

Manchester Magistrates Court heard. As things escalated, officers arrested him and tried to restrain him, but his dog bit two of the officers.He then started pushing the chest’s of the officers and calling them “P*** p*****”.

Didsbury. James Cleere was last seen turning left out of Ashley House care home on Barlow Moor Road, heading towards Chorlton.

Blossoms have backed the #WeMakeEvents campaign ahead of thousands of music industry workers marching through Manchester city centre later today (August 11).The campaign has been launched to increase awareness of the huge crisis facing the touring and festival events sector, which is facing a staggering 114,000 job losses due to the coronavirus pandemic.The march will see crew members including producers, engineers, tour managers, truck drivers, cleaners and security staff passing by some of

Wigan has been released under investigation.

Manchester's new Mayfield district is to get a £23m boost from a new government fund aimed at helping the economy bounce back from coronavirus.The huge project, which will transform the area between Piccadilly station and the Mancunian Way, is one of 300 schemes set to share the £900m Getting Building Fund.Cash will be used for the first phase of the £1.4bn Mayfield development, which will potentially see a new 6.5 acre park, the first in the city for 100 years, 1,500 homes, 155,000 sq m of

Piccadilly Gardens in March, lying outside McDonald's surrounded by people. Concerned for her safety, they rushed to help her, before noticing she was carrying a bottle of prosecco and rose wine.

hereA marked police car was nearby and pulled over Ali after following him a short distance.As they pursued him, the officers noticed a package being thrown from the driver's window, Manchester Crown Court heard.It was later recovered on the pavement and found to contain 95 wraps of crack cocaine, and 10 wraps of heroin, said to be worth between £2,000 and £2,500 in total.The court heard both drugs were of 'high purity', the heroin being 69 per cent and the cocaine 62 per cent.Police also found

Liverpool Echo.Police said officers were called to an address in the Formby area in the early hours of Thursday morning 'when the occupants entered their house to find it had been burgled'.Fabinho, it's believed, was with teammates at Anfield at the time celebrating the club's first top-flight title win in 30 years.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 herePolice said the

Denton, as they travelled to the illegal event on Sunday (19 July).

Greater Manchester Police spotted the blue Ford Mondeo driving through Bolton in the early hours of this morning (Saturday July 18).

hereThey would 'become figures of trust', who challenged 'entrenched' pro-crime attitudes."We believe the best way for this to be done is by being a permanent presence in the school where they can engage and support the school and the development of our young people," it reads.The aim is focused on helping kids who fall out of the school system and don't go into education, training or work, sometimes referred to as NEET (young people not in education, employment or training).Officials are