Council to fund year of Stalybridge food events after successful launch of 'Street Feast'

Three teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 17-year-old boy found dead in a Salford park.

Dwayne Johnson is pulling back on his support of Joe Rogan in light of the recently unearthed compilation video, publicized by India Arie, in which the comedian is seen using the N-word nearly two dozen times in past episodes of his podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

Manchester City are fit and firing for their FA Cup tie against Championship table-toppers Fulham - with only one certain absentee at the Etihad Stadium.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorHow big of a liability vs. an asset will Joe Rogan prove to be for Spotify? A new survey sheds some light on which way the wind might blow given the spate of #DeleteSpotify and #CancelSpotify hashtags that blew up on social media in recent days — although similar past customer backlashes have resulted in minimal damage.About 19% of Spotify users said they have already canceled their service — or plan to — over the Rogan uproar, according to a Feb.

Spotify over comments made on his podcast.Neil Young was the first to pull his music due to Rogan spreading “misinformation” about COVID-19, with Joni Mitchell and Graham Nash following in solidarity.Spotify CEO Daniel Ek responded to the row in an official statement, saying that Spotify would be adding COVID-19 content advisories to all relevant podcast episodes and Rogan himself has publicly addressed the backlash in a post discussing “some of the controversy that’s been going on over the past few days”.Now, Stewart has waded into the row on his own podcast The Problem With Jon Stewart saying artists’ actions towards Rogan were “a mistake”.“There’s no question that there is egregious misinformation that’s purposeful and hateful, and that being moderated is a credit to the platforms that run them,” Stewart said. “But this overreaction to Rogan, I think, is a mistake.”He pointed to an episode of the Joe Rogan Experience in which Rogan argued with Australian media personality Josh Szeps about whether COVID-19 itself or its vaccine was more likely to make patients vulnerable to myocarditis.When the two disagreed, Rogan offered to look it up, and when he was proven wrong he accepted it.As a result, Stewart believed that Rogan was open to other opinions and urged artists not to not “leave, abandon or censor” but instead “engage”.Meanwhile, India.Arie has become one of the latest artists to leave Spotify over Rogan’s “language around race”.

Jon Stewart is offering a defence of Joe Rogan.

The first homes to be built by a new Manchester council housing company will be in Ancoats as the town hall plans to go it alone and build 500 homes a year.

Three cocaine and cannabis dealers were busted after police hacked into the Encrochat system.

This is the teenager found dead at a Salford park at the weekend.

Andy Burnham has been accused of 'ignoring' the public as he defended a full council tax increase for police which fewer than one in four people supported.

A dad has hit out at an airline after his daughter was told she didn't have the right paperwork to board a flight - despite facing no issues when travelling two days earlier.

Naman Ramachandran France’s Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinemas kicks off Feb. 1 with a gala screening of Iranian auteur Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s 2001 Cannes winner “Kandahar” and will conclude on Feb.

A suspect has been arrested by police investigating the murder of a teenager in a Salford Park.

Coronation Street viewers have been familiar with soap favourite Sue Nicholls for 43 years.

Residents in Salford were left reeling after a teenage boy was found stabbed to death in a park.

Sean Penn has angered many after he doubled down on his claims that men have become “quite feminized” and this time, slammed men who wear skirts.

There were almost 4,000 fly-tips in Stockport last year — but no one was fined for a single one.

Bolton Council’s proposed budget is likely to see council tax bills rise by 3.8 per cent from April.

Bolton Council is to axe a quarter of workers from a service which aims to improve the lives of young children.

Some local restrictions will stay in place when Plan B measures are lifted across the country tomorrow (January 27), according to Manchester council.