Love Island star Olivia Attwood seen for first time since announcing she has paused wedding plans

Paige Turley and boyfriend Finn Tapp are stronger than ever one year after they captured the hearts of the nation with their whirlwind romance in the Love Island villa. And now, in an honest chat - exclusively revealed to OK! VIP members – 23-year-old Paige has revealed how the couple have learned “all the good and bad parts of each other” after moving into a luxe Manchester apartment in June last year.

Molly-Mae Hague has divulged the biggest lie her boyfriend Tommy Fury ever told her as she watched back episodes of their time on Love Island.The 21 year old, who recently showed off her other half's snazzy new addition to their glamorous Manchester home, took to her Instagram stories to show a short clip from when they had spent an evening in a hot tub together while on the popular ITV dating show.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola has expressed his love and happiness at Manchester City, while also admitting that he has unfinished business in the Champions League.Guardiola has spent longer at Man City than at any other team in his coaching career, joining in 2016, and says he is happier than ever."I was incredibly happy my whole time in Barcelona, and my team in Bayern Munich, you cannot imagine the club and the city.

Bury, on the evening of August 12 of last year. They all deny the charge.A fourth man denies possession of a firearm.

Bury, on the evening of August 12 2020.All three deny the charge.A fourth man denies possession of a firearm.An ongoing murder trial at Manchester Crown Court has heard how Cole, a promising boxer, was gunned down while trying to run away from a car crash following a chase.Get news updates from Bury direct to your email inbox with the free MyBury newsletter.Simply click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'Jurors today (Friday February 26) heard evidence from a

straight to your inboxMost footballers have their worth measured in goals, trophies and moments of ecstasy.Pablo Zabaleta is a Manchester City legend whose name will forever be embroidered in stitches, and written in blood.The Argentine star never scored glorious goals, he rarely made you catch your breath with an instance of brilliance, and he certainly never creamed a last-minute title winner into the top corner in the last minute.But when the statues are built at the Etihad Stadium, the

that the effects of the national lockdown may be wearing off.At a press conference today, Sir Richard Leese, the leader of Manchester council ad the region's health lead, admitted our infection rates are 'not going down fast enough'.He pointed to Bury where there has been several days of positive cases increasing and said while it’s 'too early to say' if it is a trend, it is an ‘area of concern’.Bolton is once again the borough with the highest infection rate in Greater Manchester with 236.5

hereAn inquest into Miranda's death was held this week, but the cause remains a mystery.Unanswered questions are all too common for the Maynard family.Her daughter Maxine gave evidence - via videolink - at the Manchester Coroners' Court hearing.She told coroner Nigel Meadows: "She never married, she had myself and my brother. "My brother was murdered in Moss Side when he was 19-years-old.

direct to your inboxWhen Adam was living on the streets, he would sometimes wake up in a doorway to find people urinating on him.It was a nasty, humiliating show of disrespect for a man at his most vulnerable.But the 45-year-old, from east Manchester, says he paid little attention to those blatant acts of degradation as he was so gripped by his drug addiction.“This is how insidious your thinking is,” he explains.“I lived on the streets, I know how bad it is.

"What is the good of building magnificent schools in which children can spend five hours a day for five days a week if the rest of their time when awake has to be spent in the street because their houses are holes to sleep in not homes to live in."The words appeared in a regular column published in the Manchester Guardian. The author used the pen-name 'Artifex'.But they were actually the beliefs of Canon Peter Green, the Rector of St Philips Church in Salford, and were written in 1944.

direct to your inboxPerhaps it was the rare sight of sunshine in the morning sky, in an otherwise bleak month, that inspired such positivity.Or maybe she was simply thinking ahead to Valentine’s Day this weekend?Whatever the motive, our social media editor was inspired to write this cheerful post on the Manchester Evening News Facebook page on Thursday.“Have you met someone in lockdown? Or been on a Zoom date? We want to hear your lockdown love stories.”It didn’t quite pan out as she’d

straight to your inboxVincent Kompany is a fierce opponent, and a formidable man to cross.But the former Manchester City captain, who has successfully tangled with some of the world’s toughest strikers, met his match on the day he tried to do the washing-up for 102-year-old Vera Cohen.Vera died last weekend, and a little piece of City died with her.Those people who are under the strange illusion that the Blues have no history would have done well to sit for an afternoon with this wonderful,