Police commissioner admits officers 'may get it wrong' enforcing Covid regulations after beauty spot fine

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.GRAHAM Simpson is calling for police officers and teachers to receive Covid-19 vaccinations once current priority groups have been immunised.The Central Scotland MSP has highlighted how Scottish ministers adhere to priority groups based on advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).Frontline health and social care workers, elderly care homes resident and their carers, and people

straight to your inboxSergio Aguero is getting over his struggles with Covid-19 and Pep Guardiola believes he will bounce back to “make the difference” in Manchester City’s title challenge.The club’s all-time top goalscorer has “struggled” with fatigue after testing positive for the virus last week, ince when he has had to self-isolate at hom.But Guardiola said Aguero has told medical staff that he is fighting back – and confidently predicted he will bring his considerable influence to bear in

Wigan, this weekend. Last week, Lancashire Constabulary warned those who do not live near the popular walking destination to stay away under the guidance of 'stay local'.

Wigan, last weekend. The Lancashire Police officer advised a non-local visitor that they were breaching Covid-19 guidelines by travelling to the popular walking destination.Soon after, they were assaulted by this individual.

Middleton and Worsley breached restrictions by travelling to Fairy Glen, in Appley Bridge, near Wigan, on Saturday.

direct to your inboxA drunk man who sexually assaulted a tourist in Piccadilly Gardens in front of police - then denied he had done anything wrong - has been found guilty.Abakwe Adam, 31, had been ‘causing a nuisance’ in the popular spot in Manchester city centre before police officers became involved.After being asked to move on, Adam returned ‘within minutes’, Manchester Crown Court heard during his trial.A tourist from Canada was sitting by herself on a bench nearby when Adam, of no fixed

Molly-Mae Hague has been left red faced after fans spotted she was holding her mobile phone upside down in an Instagram post. In the snap shared with her Instagram followers, the Love Island star wore a black gym outfit while holding her phone in her hand.

direct to your inbox Police patrols will be stepped up at a popular Rochdale beauty spot to check visitors aren't from outside the area. Under the current lockdown the Government is instructing people in England to 'stay local' for outside exercise.

direct to your inboxThree men and two teenagers - all from Stockport - have been arrested after police said a Land Rover 'allegedly drove at a police car', leaving an officer injured.Police dogs were inside the liveried force vehicle at the time, but none were hurt.Those arrested haven't been named but the men are aged 29, 30 and 39.They were held together with two 16-year-old boys.Police said all five were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to burgle homes in the High Peak area of Derbyshire

Two Capitol Police officers have been suspended for their actions during last week's riots inside the U.S. Capitol building and several more are under investigation, Rep.Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, said Monday.  Another person was also arrested, Ryan told reporters during a virtual news conference, but said he was not sure if that person was a Capitol Police employee or a National Guard soldier who worked for the Capitol Police.

For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterA fight at a beauty spot involving a hammer has prompted police to issue an appeal.The altercation happened on Rivington Lane in Rivington at 2.30pm on Sunday (January 10). Police say the fight between two groups resulted in a car being severely damaged with a hammer. Officers say a black Vauxhall Corsa was also driven dangerously by a man in the car park. It collided with several other cars before fleeing

The Louisville Police Department has announced the firings of two officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting, including the detective the FBI believes discharged the fatal bullet.  Det. Myles Cosgrove and Det.

Bolton, appeared via video link from HMP Forest Bank at Bolton Crown Court today (January 4).  Verity Quaite, prosecuting, said officers spotted Sherlock on Deane Road in Bolton at around 3.30am. They suspected the car was on false plates. Police signalled for the car to stop but it failed to do so. Sherlock led officers through the town before eventually joining the M61, reaching speeds of 120mph. Bolton Crown Court heard how Sherlock, who has 25 previous convictions from 49 offences, turned