Dramatic moment car waiting at McDonald's drive-thru bursts into flames as customer escapes burning vehicle

Bolton at around 6.30pm. Two cars appear to have smashed, with one being forced of the road in a picture shared by Greater Manchester Police.There have been no fatalities as a result of the crash, the force's duty inspector confirmed, but two were rushed away to hospital from the scene.

hereHe continued: "This is no way to run the country in a national crisis. This is not right.

blog post he says it's estimated shutting businesses such as pubs and gyms would cost the region's economy about £70m a month.

straight to your inbox every day, freeWith the fixtures beginning to pile up in the coming weeks, Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will need to utilise his full squad in the next month.As United’s Champions League campaign starts up against Paris Saint-Germain on October 20, the Reds face the prospect of seven games inside three busy weeks.New signing Edinson Cavani is still a week away from being allowed to feature and Anthony Martial will miss three Premier League games through

knife attack which led to a young woman having part of a thumb sliced off. The incident was caught on camera on Wednesday, September 21, with the disturbing images circulating on social media in the past week.

Manchester Evening News journalists have been there to cover all manner of cases.

A year later he organised a protest outside the Old Abbey Taphouse pub on the Greenheys estate between Hulme and Moss Side after he was refused service because he was black. In his later years Johnson drove buses and lorries in Manchester.

coronavirus restrictions – including the possible closure of hospitality – amid fears the disease is spiralling out of control.

th October 2020, police were called to Wash Lane, Bury, Manchester to reports of a male being stabbed. "Officers arrived at the scene whereby a male was located and taken to hospital for treatment.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 here"His injuries are not life threatening and the investigation continues.

From Arthur Lewis, the Nobel prize-winning economist, to the ordinary people who Quaker abolitionist Thomas Clarkson spotted in the crowd at the first-ever anti-slavery public meeting, back in 1787 at Manchester Cathedral, black Mancunians have made history.October each year is Black History Month, a time when a light is shone on the contributions of those whose stories have been neglected by history, because of the colour of their skin.  In previous years, the M.E.N. has looked at the lives of

court cases our reporters have covered in September 2020.A woman has been jailed after a scuffle with police officers saw her spit at them as she was being restrained - one officer said the spit landed ‘directly in her mouth’.Michelle Brown, aged 44, had turned up at her ex’s house, breaching a restraining order against her, and the police were called to attend.After trying to attack the officers with a wine bottle, Brown, of Salford, was restrained on the floor by the four officers, Manchester

the official website, puts it: "2020 has held a mirror up to the world and forced many to see the reality of racism in all its guises."Shining a light on black history, heritage and culture, this year's Black History Month programme includes plenty of virtual events in light of the current coronavirus restrictions.Many of Greater Manchester's reopened galleries, museums and theatres will also be hosting in-person performances and exhibitions, with extra safety measures in place.

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the town hall had to cancel green bin collections for a month due to staff absence.

Bolton, at 9.35pm on Thursday evening.The kitchen was found engulfed in flames, believed to have been started by a tumble dryer.One eyewitness told the Manchester Evening News that a family including children and a dog escaped the burning building."We heard the flat owners little girl say 'there's a fire in the flat', and then we saw blue lights flashing," he said."When we got there we seen gusts of smoke coming out of the kitchen window."No one was injured, the fire service has confirmed, but

hereReynhard Sinaga - Britain's most prolific rapist - stalked the streets of Manchester hunting for victims.Branded a narcissist and a psychopath by police, Sinaga lured dozens of men back to his city centre flat, where he raped them and filmed the attacks on two iPhones.The details emerged during a series of trials at Manchester Crown Court over an 18-month period.Sinaga was found guilty of 159 offences in total - 136 rapes, eight attempted rapes, 13 sexual assaults and two assaults by

straight to your inbox Gary Neville has reversed his prediction that Manchester City would win the Premier League title, after only two games. Pep Guardiola's side opened their account with a 3-1 win over Wolves but were thumped 5-2 by Leicester City at the weekend.