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Police will consider their next steps after a coroner ruled the actions of Yousef Makki's killer amounted to manslaughter. His family finally heard the words they had battled for as coroner Geraint Williams ruled their loved one had been 'unlawfully killed' at Stockport Coroners' Court today (October 25).

It was the word that prompted gasps from the public gallery as it left the coroner's mouth: "Manslaughter." Joshua Molnar had been acquitted of it - and murder - following a criminal trial for the fatal stabbing of Yousef Makki.

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Greater Manchester Police are set to ‘carefully review’ a coroner’s ruling that Yousef Makki was unlawfully killed by his schoolfriend Joshua Molnar.

Yousef Makki's sister says her family has 'justice' after a coroner ruled her brother was unlawfully killed by his friend. The 17-year-old was fatally stabbed by Joshua Molnar in Hale Barnes, Trafford, on March 2, 2019.

A coroner today concluded that Yousef Makki was unlawfully killed.

Yousef Makki was unlawfully killed by his schoolfriend Joshua Molnar, a coroner has ruled. A second inquest had been held into the death of the 17-year-old, from Burnage, who was killed in Hale Barns, Trafford, on March 2, 2019.

The family of Yousef Makki has urged a coroner to conclude his fatal stabbing was an unlawful killing. Yousef was killed by his friend Joshua Molnar, who says he acted in self-defence.

The youth who imported the knife used to kill Yousef Makki deleted 47 items from his own iPhone after the fatal stabbing, a new inquest into the death was told.

Yousef Makki's 'best friend' has lost a bid to be excused from giving evidence in person at a fresh inquest into the 2019 fatal stabbing.

A judge has granted permission for a full judicial review into the inquest of Yousef Makki.

A blood-soaked top. Blood-spattered trainers. These are the shocking keepsakes that the family of stabbing victim Yousef Makki want all parents to see, to encourage a conversation with their kids and prevent another family suffering the devastation caused by knife crime.

Jade Akoum could be forgiven if she was consumed entirely by rage - she has had to endure tragedy and pain only few can imagine: the loss of her younger brother Yousef Makki, the talented Manchester Grammar School pupil stabbed to death aged just 17; the death of their mother Debbie from a 'broken 'heart'; and a burning feeling of injustice.

Joshua Molnar was cleared of the murder of teenager Yousef Makki in a highly-publicised trial three years ago. Yousef, then 17 and a pupil at Manchester Grammar School, died after he was stabbed on March 2, 2019, during a row over a cannabis deal that went wrong in Hale Barns, Greater Manchester.

The mother of Yousef Makki tragically died herself just over a year after her son was stabbed to death. Her family said she died 'with a broken heart.'

Police body-cam footage released for the first time shows the shocking moments after a talented grammar school pupil had been fatally stabbed by his rich pal in an affluent suburb.

The family of Yousef Makki has launched a charity in his name on the third anniversary of his tragic death.

A damning internal report has identified police failings during the murder investigation of Yousef Makki, the Manchester Evening News can reveal.

The sister of Yousef Makki said she was 'disgusted' after a coroner concluded the precise circumstances of his fatal 2019 stabbing 'cannot be ascertained'.

The family of Yousef Makki have urged a coroner considering his fatal 2019 stabbing to return an unlawful killing verdict.

A former public schoolboy who fatally stabbed Yousef Makki described the row the pair had moments before the fatal clash at an inquest.

A phone belonging to a friend of Yousef Makki had some of its data wiped, an inquest into the fatal stabbing has heard.

A former senior detective told the inquest into the fatal stabbing of Yousef Makki that he decided to make his friends official suspects because they had been 'clearly lying' at the scene.

A talented grammar school pupil fatally stabbed by a friend during a row was a 'peacemaker', his sister told an inquest into his death.

The family of Yousef Makki hope they will see 'justice for his memory' at an inquest into his death which is due to start on Monday.

An inquest into the death of Yousef Makki is due to go ahead next month, despite lawyers arguing there is ‘no sufficient case’.

An inquest to determine how Yousef Makki died could be in doubt after lawyers argued there is 'no sufficient case' for the hearing to take place next month.

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Joshua Molnar is due to face trial accused of having a sheath knife in public.Mr Molnar, 18, appeared at Chester Crown Court on Wednesday morning (August 26).He pleaded not guilty to a charge of having a bladed article in public in Wilmslow, on February 17 last year.He also pleaded not guilty to a single charge of handling stolen goods - namely an Apple iPhone - between February 16 and March 5, 2019.Mr Molnar, of The Shambles, Knutsford, will now face trial next year.He was granted unconditional

Stockport Magistrates Court this morning accused of possessing a knife and handling stolen property.Mr Molnar, 18, from Knutsford, appeared in the dock this morning (July 27) with dyed blonde hair, a grey jumper, white shirt, a black tie and black trousers.He confirmed his name, date of birth and address.Mr Molnar is charged with two offences, namely the possession of a black handled sheath knife in Wilmslow on February 17, 2019, and handling of a stolen iPhone between February 16 and March 5,

Joshua Molnar has been summoned to appear in court next month.The development was disclosed in open court during a pre inquest review hearing into the death of Yousef Makki, who died from a stab wound to the chest in Hale Barns in March 2019.An application to delay the forthcoming court appearance from being reported publicly, was made by lawyers for Joshua Molnar and Cheshire Constabulary, but was declined by a coroner, during a hearing held at South Manchester Coroner's Court on FridayLast

The last 12 months have been a 'living hell' for Yousef Makki's family, his distraught sister said on the anniversary of his death.

Teenager Joshua Molnar, who stabbed Manchester Grammar School pupil Yousef Makki to death, has been released from custody.