Health bosses announce change in rules for visitors to some hospitals across Greater Manchester amid coronavirus outbreak

Police have warned friends and neighbours are putting lives at risk by socialising in their back gardens during the coronavirus lockdown.

Mancunians burst into a round of applause at 8pm to show support for the NHS carers and key workers on the frontline during the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus helplines have been set up by councils across Greater Manchester to support vulnerable people self-isolating.

The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Greater Manchester has shot up by more than 100 in the last 24 hours.

Visitors have been banned from almost all hospitals in Greater Manchester to prevent the further spread of coronavirus.

At least 54 people have died at Greater Manchester hospitals having contracted coronavirus, according to NHS data.

A hotel in Manchester has come under fire from Andy Burnham for removing homeless people who had been staying there in a bid to limit the spread of coronavirus.

Manchester United are reviewing plans around season ticket renewals in the wake of the disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak in the United Kingdom.

Bin collections are being disrupted in parts of Greater Manchester as the coronavirus crisis piles pressure on local authorities.

All recycling centres and tips in Greater Manchester have been closed after the government announced a UK-wide lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Several parks and beauty spots across the north have closed or begun restricting access as visitors flout coronavirus social distancing advice.

Restaurateurs have welcomed a move from by the government to cover staff wages after they were formally ordered to close their businesses today.

Members of the public are now being urged not to use public transport across Greater Manchester for anything other than ‘essential journeys’ in the wake of the continued spread of coronavirus.

Former Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas runs a restaurant in Manchester with his best pal Scott Graham and is doing his best to ensure his business survives the coronavirus crisis, which has seen eateries and pubs across the country close.The Extra Camp host took to The Spinn’s Instagram account to explain his plans and hopes for the eatery in this time of uncertainty.

Greater Manchester Police have warned the public that their service “may look different for a while”after the coronavirus outbreak.

Public transport will continue to run as normal in Manchester amid the coronavirus outbreak, transport bosses have confirmed.

Almost two thirds of people in Greater Manchester who voted in a new survey believe schools and workplaces should be closed due to coronavirus.

The University of Manchester has decided to cancel face-to-face lectures and move towards online teaching amid the coronavirus outbreak.