'MI5 trained me to bring down Moss Side's gangsters'

Eastenders fans were left on tenterhooks on Thursday night’s episode, when Eve Unwin’s foolproof plan to bring down Nish Panesar hit an unfortunate snag thanks to his wife Suki. As regular viewers will know, Eve has been engaged in an affair with Nish’s wife Suki and is keen to get Nish out of the picture so that their romance can continue without interruption.

EastEnders fans have once again expressed their fears for Eve Unwin’s safety, after she was seen in Wednesday’s episode ploughing ahead with her decision to bring down Nish Panesar. As regular viewers will know, Eve has been engaged in an affair with Nish’s wife Suki and is keen to get Nish out of the picture so that their romance can continue without interruption. Additionally, Eve is growing increasingly concerned for her lover’s safety, as she has frequently witnessed Nish’s controlling and abusive behaviour first hand towards his wife.

Pilots were forced to perform 'go arounds' before attempting to land in Manchester on Tuesday night (April 11) in strong winds that hit the region.

A mum jets off on 48-hour adventures by bagging flights for as little as £16 – making it back in time for her nightshifts.

Hundreds of would-be councillors will be battling it out for your votes ahead of elections in Greater Manchester’s ten boroughs next month.

Manchester City Council’s local election is just around the corner and there are 33 seats up for grabs.

The Skinnygirl founder has spoken. Bethenny Frankel expressed concerns about people using the type 2 diabetes medication Ozempic solely for weight loss.

The fourth full moon of the year, called the Pink Moon, will be visible in the sky above the UK tonight (Wednesday April 5).

A drug-addict thief has been branded the ‘lowest of the low’ after stealing medication in a spate of city centre raids.

Kourtney Kardashian appears to have chosen a side in the ongoing (or possibly finished??) feud between Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez!

Jurors have begun deliberating in the trial of Timothy Schofield, who is accused of abusing a teenage boy over three years.

A second man has appeared in court accused of the murder of Zikel Bobmanuel in east Manchester.

Around two dozen cops are being briefed ahead of a job. They don't need motivation, but a timely reminder of the importance of the operation is offered.

A tangled web! Kwame Appiah was involved in a dramatic love triangle with fiancée Chelsea Griffin and fellow contestant Micah Lussier throughout Love Is Blind season 4.

The FADER’s “Songs You Need” are the tracks we can’t stop playing. Check back every day for new music and follow along on our Spotify playlist. Niontay lives in New York now, but his style blends elements of his midwest birthplace (Milwaukee) and the Florida town where he was raised (Kissimee) with the sounds of his adopted home city.

, a five-part limited true-crime, historical drama looking back on the Watergate scandal and the downfall of Richard Nixon's presidency. Starring Woody Harrelson as E. Howard Hunt and Justin Theroux as G.

EXCLUSIVE: Unlike its predecessor, Dune: Part Two won’t be debuting at the Venice Film Festival, we can reveal.

"An exciting future for Carrington," hails a huge sign overlooking a row of queuing traffic on the A6144.

Matt Damon and Casey Affleck ham it up for the camera while filming a scene for their new movie The Instigators on Friday (March 24) in Boston, Massachusetts.

Lily Moayeri After more than 65 years, Los Angeles’ legendary United Recording Studios, where Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, as well as the Beach Boys, Sam Cooke, Jay-Z, Green Day, and more recently, Paramore and Kendrick Lamar have recorded, is retooling its operations — to the detriment of its storied history as “the Abbey Road of the West,” not to mention its employees. Starting April 3, the studio will require “longer minimum booking lengths for recording sessions,” according to Mix Magazine — although this minimum has yet to be determined. Furthermore, artists will need to bring in their own engineers to run United Recordings’ rare vintage equipment, some of which dates to the studio’s beginnings in the late ‘50s. This renowned gear requires expertise that isn’t readily available to the current-day audio engineering school graduates who don’t have the benefit of the studio’s longtime professionals.