Man taken to hospital after fight breaks out in Piccadilly Gardens

A woman and her elderly mum waited 14 HOURS overnight for an RAC mechanic to jump-start their car after they broke down during a trip to the seaside.Jacqui Hill and her mum Marion, 75, from Prestwich, were left cold and hungry when they stayed up all night in their Vauxhall Astra with their dog on the coast of north Wales.They were told the wait would initially be five hours when they broke down at 6pm on Friday, but a mechanic didn't arrive until 8.30am the next day."It was absolutely

hereIt is understood a woman police officer first attempted to tackle the man and deployed her Taser.A male colleague then tried to step in and help and was slashed.

In a lengthy Twitter thread, the beautiful brunette revealed that she was already pregnant when she got surgery done to remove her breast implants, she just didn’t know it.The former model explained that she had taken a pregnancy test prior to the surgery but that it had come back negative so she went under the knife.Chrissy revealed to her followers that although she frequently took pregnancy tests but that she had sadly gotten in the habit of expecting bad news.Tweeting, she said: ‘I did the

Bury, on Wednesday evening (August 12) - tragically caught in the crossfire of two groups of men.

Salford. Emergency services were called to Trinity Way, at the junction with Blackfriars Road at 22.15pm on Thursday (13 August) night.Several police, ambulance and fire crews attended the smash.A man, believed to be in his 30s, had to be rescued after becoming trapped in one of the vehicles.He was taken to hospital for further treatment.The extent of his injuries have not been confirmed.

Bury. Police were called to Fairfield Drive at around 4pm today (Thursday) to reports that a man in his 20s had been stabbed.He was taken to hospital with injuries to his arm, police said.His condition is not described as being life-threatening and he remains in hospital receiving treatment.No arrests have been made.

River Irwell near Manchester city centre.Emergency services were called to the water near Bridge Street in Salford, at 12.06pm on Wednesday (12 August). Eye witnesses described seeing a large response, with police, fire crews and paramedics at the scene.

around the same time as another police incident near junction 22 for Failsworth led to the M60 being closed in both directions.

herePictures from the scene also show a damaged window on the sixth floor of a nearby office building.For a short time no Metrolink services were running between Piccadilly and Piccadilly Gardens as a result of the incident.Metrolink tweeted: "Due to a police incident in the City Centre, Ashton services are currently operating Ashton-Piccadilly only and Eccles services operating Piccadilly Gardens-Eccles only."There are no services between Piccadilly and Piccadilly Gardens."Please check back for

coronavirus.

A motorist said he was “flabbergasted” at being handed a parking fine after taking a drive-through coronavirus test.Geoff Pugh, 52, was hit with the £90 penalty after taking his family for a throat and mouth swab at Edmonton Green Shopping Centre in north London on July 7.He said he "didn't leave the car the whole time" whilst he was parked at the Enfield site - temporarily being used as a testing facility during lockdown.The photographer from Stoke Newington, east London, said: “At first I

hereThe boy was punched to the face.There was a further confrontation, and the boy ran off after noticing that Connolly had a knife.He tripped up as he ran, and was set upon as he lay on the ground.He suffered two stab wounds to the back.His father followed and was brought to the ground, before being stabbed three times.Addressing Connolly, the judge added: "You wounded two victims, one a 17-year-old boy, the other his father who was doing no more than any father would do, namely protect his son

Salford Quays, Brendan spends up to six hours a day running around Manchester, sometimes having to fit the miles in around his work for Ladywood School in Bolton. The mammoth challenge will see him rack up an eye-watering 1,204 miles in total across Salford, Manchester City Centre, Chorlton, Sale and more - 31 marathons in 31 days.

Stockport. Police were called to Conway Towers on Blackberry Lane in Brinnington at around 10.55pm on Friday (31 July), to reports of an assault.

Stockport town centre. Police were called to reports of a fight on St Petersgate at around 1.05am on Saturday (1 August).

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