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A cocaine fuelled thug celebrating a friend's birthday killed an innocent grandad after his group had been thrown out of the Printworks. Callum Crosbie killed 60-year-old bricklayer Kevin Wood with a single punch.

A man brutally stabbed his housemate 34 times after he mistakenly thought he’d broken his plate. Stephen Owusu, 23, confronted 42-year-old Thomas Murphy, before going to the kitchen and picking up a 20-inch knife before plunging it into his body.

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

Jurors have been unable to reach a verdict in the trial of a man who allegedly punched a stranger in the face after he stepped aside to 'maintain social distancing' - and died after hitting the back of his head on the ground.

A man died after being punched to the face after he stepped to the side to ‘maintain social distancing’ from a stranger, a trial has heard.

temporary Nightingale court at Salford's Lowry Theatre on Tuesday (November 24).Today (Wednesday), Rob Hall, prosecuting, said that on the day of Zakari's death - September 11 - Bennett-Eko had argued with his then partner Emma Blood, who was then eight months pregnant.Jurors heard she told him he needed to start looking after himself because she would not be able to care for two babies and him.Mr Hall said: "It may be that exchange set the seed in Zak's mind that they would be better off

temporary Nightingale court at Salford's Lowry Theatre charged with murdering the youngster.Rob Hall, prosecuting, told a jury that there were a number of facts from the incident which both the prosecution and defence had agreed upon."At 4.20pm in the afternoon on Wednesday, September 11, 2019 in Radcliffe, Zak Bennet-Echo threw his 11-month-old son Zakari into the River Irwell," he said."There's no dispute that, at the time, Mr Bennett-Eko was suffering a mental illness.

temporary Nightingale court at Salford's Lowry Theatre this morning (Monday) via video link and spoke only to confirm his identity and plead 'not guilty' to a charge of murder.His trial is due to start this afternoon and is expected to last up to two weeks.It will begin with an opening statement from prosecutor Rob Hall, who will lay out the facts of the case.Baby Zakari was found in the river near a bridge on Blackburn Street, Radcliffe, after a search last year.He was retrieved from the water

hereManchester Crown Court was told she had sought help and medication after experiencing a number of 'challenging' events in her life, including the death and ill health of family members.She separated from her husband in 2010, leaving her to bring up her two sons, one of whom suffered mental health problems of his own.Walmsley had previously researched methods of killing her children, after she 'simply decided it would be better if they all died', prosecutor Rob Hall said.Walmsley and her sons

herePolice arrived minutes later and found the Taser on the floor of the living room.The Taser, which was 'disguised' as a torch, was later found to be working 'normally' when it was charged, prosecutor Rob Hall said.When asked about the Taser, Johnson said she'd bought it off the internet.But in interview with police, she claimed to have 'unknowingly' purchased it at a car boot sale as part of a box of other items.Minshull Street Crown Court heard that her DNA was found on the 'on off' switch

missing farm worker who police feared had been murdered has been found alive living rough in hidden woodland shelter almost five years after he vanished. Ricardas Puisys was 35 when he was last seen at the Nightlayer Leek Company, where he worked in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, on September 26 2015.