Part of M60 closed at Barton Bridge due to police incident

This is the moment a pedestrian was seen walking along the M60 on Saturday evening.The man was seen crossing from the clockwise carriageway to the anticlockwise carriageway and back on foot.Police were called to the scene, close to Junction 27 for the Portwood roundabout in Stockport, at around 7pm.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereTraffic was forced to slow to a

Denton, as they travelled to the illegal event on Sunday (19 July).

coronavirus and brings England in line with countries like Spain, Germany and Italy.

hereA number of large vaccine trials are now due to take place, with members of the public being recruited as volunteers, before the vaccine can get regulatory approval.But people living in Greater Manchester might not be able to take part, as to be eligible participants must live or work in one of a number of specified areas.   Volunteers are being recruited for 15 sites covering the West Midlands, Thames Valley, the North East, Southampton, Greater Glasgow and Clyde, London, Hertfordshire,

hereDespite the efforts of paramedics the 59-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.The victim has been named locally as Leroy Hanley who is thought to have lived on the street for a number of years.Neighbours have described Leroy as 'such a nice guy'.Greater Manchester Police said there will continue to be an increased police presence in the area while the murder investigation takes place.Chief Inspector Andrew Butterworth of GMP’s Major Incidents Team said: “This is a tragic loss of

Tributes have been paid to fundraiser and Pride of Manchester winner Neil Cliffe.Neil died aged 85 on Saturday morning (July 18).He leaves behind his wife Joan, daughter Jacqui and two grandchildren Alexander and Christopher.Neil first began fundraising after he was diagnosed with colon cancer back in 1981, when he was aged 45.He launched a 'buy a brick appeal', long before crowdfunding was invented, with the aim to build a centre for patients living with the disease to find respite.Neil was

Longsight, which is run by Little Sisters Of The Poor, looks after elderly residents and is currently at half capacity due to building work.Before lockdown, work on rebuilding one wing of the home was already taking place.

announced the news in May, when a ban remained in place on large gatherings including gigs. Socially distanced outdoor performances have since been allowed to resume and indoor shows may follow from August 1, Boris Johnson announced today - but it's too late and impracticable for many of this summer's festivals.

M60 clockwise at junction 15, Worsley Braided Interchange, according to Highways England. The lanes are closed up to junction 16 for Salford and Kearsley.

hereThe move is designed to help prevent a second peak of the coronavirus which has been linked to 45,000 deaths in the UK.But the leader of the Greater Manchester branch of the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file members, insisted stretched bobbies already have enough to do and won't have time to enforce it.

Mayfield rail depot.

hereThe British man was thought to be on holiday with his family when he fell from the seventh-floor balcony of the hotel in the early hours of Saturday, the MailOnline reports.He collided with a Spanish man who was on the terrace below.A spokesman for the National Police in Malaga said: “I can confirm two men have died at a hotel in Marbella after one plunged from the seventh-floor and landed on top of another.“We are investigating.”Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News

under regulations introduced by the government last month.

in many cases even without hospital admission.For those patients who have been hospitalised, the longer-term consequences can be more serious, hence covid being described as a 'modern day polio'.It's led to growing concerns in the medical community that some patients may need a clear long-term treatment plan to give them the best outcome.Alex Horsley, Consultant Respiratory Physician at Wythenshawe Hospital and a reader at the University of Manchester, is also director of the clinical research

Abdul Ghafar, 44, of Roberts Street, Nelson: money laundering and supply of Class A drugs.Romaz Ahmed, 37, of Rossall Road, Rochdale, money laundering.Nathan Powell, 29, of Cheney Close, Openshaw, conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, and money laundering.Craig O'Brien, 31, of Further Pits, Rochdale, conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.Ryan Denton, 36, of Bury Road, Rochdale, conspiracy to supply class A drugs.Craig Cox, 31, of Lance Todd Close, conspiracy to commit robbery; conspiracy to supply

coronavirus cases. Entry into and out of La Marina, which houses 70,000 residents, will be prohibited from midnight along with gatherings of more than 10 people.The district is 90 miles east of La Coruna in Galicia.

Manchester Airport.Terminal 3 will reopen with airlines British Airways, Ryanair, Air France, KLM, Eastern Airways and Loganair as well as Jet2 and easyJet who are also resuming their flight programme.However, while some will be keen to get away, the government's advice is still against all but essential travel with those entering the UK subject to a 14 day quarantine.For those who are dusting off their suitcases and looking at a break, there will be differences at the airport and certain rules