Man, 22, arrested in connection with illegal lockdown rave at Daisy Nook Country Park

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here"As a community we had seen what happened at Daisy Nook, which is not far from here, and saw the images of the aftermath. There was also the smaller, but equally disruptive event at Broadhurst Fields."The prospect of an event at Boggart Hole Clough had caused some anxiety.

Carl Cox has said.The house music pioneer told Sky News that illegal gatherings are gaining popularity because there is no definite timeline for festivals and clubs reopening.It comes after a series of raves in Manchester last month, where a man died of a suspected overdose, a woman was raped, and three people were stabbed.While Cox said he could understand the frustration of clubbers, he stressed that illegal parties are not the answer.“These illegal parties are basically done out of

during which a man died of a suspected overdose, a woman was raped, and three people were stabbed.

Manchester City’s academy products to make a first team impression.The Blues returned to training three weeks ago after the Covid-19 pandemic forced the football season to a halt.But the fact that several overseas youngsters had returned to be with their families during lockdown meant that several Manchester-based youngsters were called into the training squad.And, because strict new Premier League rules mean that only players who have been tested for the coronavirus can be involved on

Manchester Evening News there was a "massive" emergency response underway.

two lockdown raves at the weekend.There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the 20-year-old man, say Greater Manchester Police.A file on the case has been sent to Manchester South Coroners' Court in Stockport. Police said the man died of a suspected drugs overdose at an event attended by 4,000 people at Daisy Nook on Saturday.

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

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Here are the Manchester United headlines on the evening of Wednesday, June 3.