'I cannot stop myself shaking and crying': Nightmare neighbour jailed after terrorising woman, 62, for months and smashing her windows

But when is the rain expected to end?A yellow weather warning of rain is expected to end at 9.00am today, but this doesn't mean we won't see anymore rain. Showers are expected throughout the morning, which a break in the rain and possibly even some sunshine on Thursday afternoon.But the wet weather is set to make a return on Friday morning, with showers heavy at times, especially in the afternoon.

coronavirus cases continue. Not only has there been a rise in confirmed cases but hospital admissions have also seen a sharp rise, with most of the admissions located in the North West, North East and Yorkshire, it has been reported.

were put into lockdown last month.Those living at the accommodation, in Hulme, were told to self-isolate for a fortnight 'with immediate effect' amid rising infection rates.The M.E.N can now reveal that a total of 544 staff and students have tested positive for Covid-19 since September 14.Between September 14 and 20 a total of 42 students and two staff tested positive.The following week - between September 21 and 27 - a total of 489 students and 11 staff received positive coronavirus tests.

self-isolating students who say they are not getting enough support.One member of staff, who asked not to be named, said: "Personally, it's my sole source of income, if I don't get paid until the end of November that's a whole extra month without a proper source of income."It's a bit rubbish, I know there's a lot of people in the same position."They've known this was coming for a long time, the whole thing with teaching this year has been shambolic."We didn't even know if we would be teaching

hereTo give an idea of the scale of MI5's task, however, there are 40,000 closed 'subject of interest' cases.He came to the attention of the agency again on a series of occasions in 2015, because of his contacts with others, but it was decided that none of these contacts suggested he posed a threat to national security.MI5 was also aware that Salman Abedi had visited a known extremist prisoner 'on more than one occasion', the inquiry was told.More information was sought by the security services

coronavirus. In the ten days between September 21 and September 30, 370 Covid cases were confirmed among students.Twelve staff also tested positive for the virus, the latest data published on the university's website shows.This brings the total number of confirmed cases at the university up to 382.

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went into lockdown following an outbreak of 127 Covid cases.Students said they had no prior warning and only found out when security staff at the gates told them they couldn't leave.

revealed that the infection rate for people aged 17 to 21-years-old in Manchester rose to 745 cases per 100,000 people in the past week.Students and parents gave us multiple reports of confirmed cases of coronavirus at student accommodation including several halls of residence in Fallowfield.Yesterday, the university issued a statement to the M.E.N denying that there was a 'spike' or 'outbreak' in its Fallowfield accommodation.But that stance now appears to have changed following publication of

Swinton men who were caught with drugs worth more than £40k have been jailed.  Andrew Pierce, 57, of Buchannan Street, and Ernie Wilkes, 33, of Leinster Road, were sentenced to more than eight years in prison on Monday (September 28). Manchester Crown Court heard how officers executed a warrant at Pierce's home address just after 7am on February 19 this year.  Following a search, a bag of white powder was found underneath a mattress. Almost half a kilo of MDMA carrying a street value of £42,000

straight to your inboxManchester United midfielder Andreas Pereira is closing in on a move to Lazio, according to reports.Although things could still change in the week remaining of the transfer window it has, so far, been a disappointing summer for United, with Donny van de Beek the only new arrival.It appears that the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic has limited United's ability to spend big money and unable as yet to sign top targets, such as Jadon Sancho.Yet funds could be raised

Local lockdown measures are suppressing an explosion of new cases of coronavirus - but are not enough on their own to bring down climbing infection rates, Oldham’s council leader has said.Councillor Sean Fielding believes that the return to schools and workplaces, combined with the effect of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme is behind the latest dramatic spike in Greater Manchester.The council leader also criticised the ‘contradictory messages’ from the government which meant people were becoming

straight to your inbox Ian Wright has urged Manchester United to stop 'dithering' and sign Dayot Upamecano.The 21-year-old is highly regarded across Europe after impressing with his performances in the Champions League.Upamecano recently revealed he held talks about a potential move away from the Bundesliga before eventually committing himself to a new three-year contract at Leipzig in July.

straight to your inboxManchester United have stepped up plans to strengthen their defence in the wake of Saturday's shambolic defeat to Crystal Palace.The MEN understands the United transfer negotiator Matt Judge contacted intermediaries following the weekend humbling, the first time United had conceded three goals in their first league fixture of a new season since 1995.United accept the need for a new left-back has become more pressing and are receptive to recruiting a centre half before

cannot take place.This is due to local lockdown restrictions brought in to prevent the spread of coronavirus.