Manchester restaurant follows Covid laws to the letter - and gets a one-star TripAdvisor review in return

hereKaren Smart, managing director at Manchester Airport, said: "The coronavirus pandemic poses an unprecedented challenge to our airport and to our wider industry, but we are determined to provide passengers with the best possible service in the circumstances, ensuring both their safety and comfort."When it became clear that England would enter a second national lockdown, we moved quickly to put an appropriate plan of action in place, which will safeguard the continued operation of our airport

after the university erected mental fencing at halls of residences at Owens Park and Unsworth Park.The university have since apologised for the "concern" and "distress" caused by the move, as they agreed to remove the fencing entirely.Bosses claim the fencing was put in place on Thursday morning - which coincided with the first day of lockdown - as a response to a number of concerns raised about security at the site.But students reacted with anger about how the decision had been communicated,

Pennine Acute, which runs Fairfield General Hospital, Bury, The Royal Oldham Hospital and Rochdale Infirmary, recorded 21 more deaths.

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straight to your inbox every day, free Edinson Cavani urged his Manchester United teammates to stay focused following their defeat by Arsenal in the Premier League. United's poor start to the domestic campaign continued over the weekend as Mikel Arteta's side recorded a comfortable 1-0 win at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.

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A historic building on the borders of Greater Manchester is going to be turned into a huge new pub and restaurant.The grade II-listed Tenant's Hall at Alderley Park has been taken over by the Cheshire Pub Co, which is also behind the The Ship Inn at Styal.The pub group will turn the space into a 6000 sq ft dining space called The Churchill Tree, due to open in autumn.The restaurant space itself will have space for 160 diners, along with an outside beer garden, and will serve British pub food and

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has promised to do 'much better' from his next penalty kick after seeing his flawless record ended at the weekend.Since moving to United in the January transfer window Portuguese midfielder Fernandes has established himself as the set-piece specialist at the club, particularly with his record from 12-yards out.Fernandes had scored all 10 of his previous penalties for United prior to the weekend trip to face

straight to your inbox every day, freeNew Manchester United signing Edinson Cavani has trained with the club for the first time since his summer transfer to Old Trafford.Cavani was one of four players to secure deals at United on transfer deadline day - as well as Alex Telles, Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo - as he signed a one-year deal following his release from Paris Saint-Germain earlier in the summer.

hereStewart, who lives above the restaurant and heard the window being smashed at around 4.30am, was finally able to reopen the business on Thursday night.He says the break in was the last thing the businesses needed, as the hospitality industry grapples to keep going during the pandemic - particularly at a time when businesses could yet face further restrictions if Greater Manchester is moved into tier three.He said: "I went to bed on Sunday thinking we might have to close and it ended up being

I'm A Celebrity fans breathed a sigh of relief earlier this year when it was announced that the show would be going ahead. ITV bosses had managed to switch up the customary Aussie jungle for a windswept - and allegedly haunted - castle in the north of Wales.

hereHowever when asked whether local Labour leaders and mayors supported the policy, he didn’t answer directly.The Labour leader said there was consensus among Labour MPs on the policy.Greater Manchester has been at loggerheads with the government since the end of last week, when Number 10 made clear that it wanted to put the conurbation into ‘tier three’ of new local lockdown measures - meaning its bars and restaurants would have to close.Local leaders have been fiercely opposed to the move,

hereMr Lavery said he was looking at crowds in the City Room area, where Abedi detonated his bomb, and 'profiling' at the time."Looking for individuals who did not fit the demographic of those who should be attending the event," he told the inquiry.Mr Lavery said he thought at first he might be filming children."It seemed strange," he said.

plans to close bars and restaurants in the north were leaked to The Times last week.Tom McNeeny, business development manager for the Lancashire Hospitality Co, which operates Rochdale pubs including The Flying Horse, The Baum, Bombay Brew, The Crown and Shuttle and The Hare on the Hill, welcomed today's news but said it did not solve the other issues facing the industry, including the effect of the curfew.And he feels it will still only be 'a matter of time' before the region is pushed into the

it has been reported tonight but restaurants could be allowed to stay open. Merseyside Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram tonight tweeted no deal had yet been reached, and suggested measures could still vary from those which are expected.

Leaked plans which are reportedly set to close pubs and restaurants in Greater Manchester to curb the spread of coronavirus have plunged the hospitality industry into uncertainty. Boris Johnson is expected to announce the closure of pubs, bars and restaurants in the north of England on Monday.Greater Manchester's night time economy adviser, Sacha Lord and Manchester Hospitality Network founder, Greg Maguire, said the move would be devastating for pub and restaurant operators.

talk of more pub and restaurant closures looming in the north.

still has one of the highest infection rates in England after several outbreaks among the student population. One student told the Guardian a "Covid Positive" party in one halls of residence in Fallowfield was broken up by security on Saturday.

coronavirus infection rates continue to soar in cities such as Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle.