Fugitive from Manchester on the run for almost two years arrested in Spain after armed police swoop

Manchester United were back in Premier League action last night, salvaging a 1-1 draw away at Tottenham Hotspur.A late Bruno Fernandes penalty secured a point for Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s side after Spurs had taken an earlier lead through Steven Bergwijn.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side returned to Premier League action on Friday night after a three-month absence due to the coronavirus outbreak. Steven Bergwijn fired the hosts ahead before Bruno Fernandes converted from the spot in the second half to level proceedings.

Solskjaer named a strong looking United team, lining up in a 4-2-3-1 formation for their first Premier League game back after a three-month lay-off, due to the coronavirus pandemic. The United team to face Tottenham includes Marcus Rashford, who is fit again after recovering from a back injury, but Pogba is among the substitutes.

hereThe incident happened near The Academy music venue.Simon, who lived in Fallowfield and was orginally from Staffordshire, was taken to hospital with multiple injuries, but sadly died two days later.Although he was studying in Manchester, it's believed he was on a year out from academia at the time.Rasulzai is also wanted for failing to appear at Manchester Crown Court for this offence on Monday 1 September 2003.

Britain’s Got Talent star Susan Boyle in the early hours of morning. Concerned neighbours spotted multiple cop cars around 6am in Blackburn, West Lothian, the hometown of the singing sensation.

Manchester United.Rashford, 22, penned an open letter to the government after it had previously insisted its free school meal vouchers would not be issued outside term time. Wythenshawe-born Rashford recalled his own childhood experiences of dependence on free school meals and food banks and his empathy has chimed with millions nationwide after he enforced the extension into the summer.

as passenger numbers plummeted and social distancing was introduced.

Manchester United after the Football Association ordered a one-match suspension in relation to a social media post. The 24-year-old was charged back in February over a joke made on social media regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

Salford Quays. The group, aged between 12 to 17, were identified using footage from CCTV cameras. They were caught on video as crowds gathered at the Quays during the recent hot weather. All 17 youngsters, from areas including Salford, Manchester, Trafford and Atherton, have since been visited at home by police. The officers spoke to the teenagers and their parents about the risks of cold water shock and unsupervised swimming in the area. Councillor David Lancaster, lead member for environment

Kalidou Koulibaly ahead of the summer window.The Senegalese central defender continues to be linked with a move away from Naples at the end of the season and Manchester United are admirers of him.MEN Sport understand United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer regards Koulibaly as one of the best centre-backs in the world along with Virgil van Dijk, Matthijs de Ligt, and Harry Maguire, but they aren't expected to move for him this summer.United do not regard Koulibaly as an essential target and

hereNo arrests have been made, a GMP spokesman said.They said: "Police received a report of a road traffic collision involving a vehicle and a cyclist at 6.50pm on Trinity Way."The road was closed by traffic officers while the victim's injuries were assessed."Transport for Greater Manchester said Trinity Way was closed anti-clockwise between Irwell Street and Water Street.The road has now been re-opened.

A man from Manchester has been arrested as detectives continue to investigate a drive-by shooting where a teenage girl was killed.The 32-year-old man has been held by police as part of their probe into the death of 19-year-old Aya Hachem, a University of Salford student.He was arrested in London on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and remains in police custody, Lancashire Police said.Police have now arrested 19 people as part of their investigation.Aya, 19, who was studying law at

hit by an Audi A6 at the junction of Rectory Lane and suffered severe head injuries. Fortunately, a passing taxi driver was able to administer life-saving first aid at the scene.Megan was rushed to North Manchester General Hospital and was so ill that she was transferred to the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

hereGreater Manchester Police are keen to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the collision.A red Audi TT and a white van stopped at the scene to assist the victim.Police officers would like to speak to people inside both vehicles as part of their enquiries.Police Constable Chris Haxby, of GMP’s Roads Policing Unit, said: "While this collision resulted in an elderly man suffering serious injuries, it is fortunate that this incident was not any more life-threatening."The victim was unstably

death of George Floyd, with the same spirit that made the ‘Working-Men of Manchester’ resolve to refuse to touch cotton produced by the slavery of the American south, on the same day they wrote that letter to Lincoln.There’s much more to today’s event than solidarity.Every black person in that crowd will have had some experience of being stereotyped, scapegoated, insulted, even attacked, because of the colour of their skin, will have experience of people who don’t know what it’s like, or don’t