Security officer told PC half an hour before Manchester Arena bombing about a 'crank' who 'had secreted himself away'

Pennine Acute, which runs Fairfield General Hospital, Bury, The Royal Oldham Hospital and Rochdale Infirmary, recorded 21 more deaths.

'Martyn's Law', launched by Figen Murray, mother of victim Martyn Hett.Sir John had heard counter-terror measures were not 'traditionally' assessed in applications for public venue licences.

straight to your inbox every day, freeFormer Manchester United striker Diego Forlan has discussed the signing of Facundo Pellestri on transfer deadline day, where United made four late additions.Pellestri arrived at Old Trafford alongside compatriot Edinson Cavani, while Alex Telles was also signed on the final day of the window and an agreement was reached for Amad Diallo to join in January from Atalanta.

the public inquiry into the atrocity heard.William Drysdale, who was working at the Arena on the night as part of an anti-bootlegging operation, said he saw a man with 'olive coloured skin' and a 'large backpack' on a mezzanine level above the City Room area.Mr Drysdale told the inquiry the man was 'kneeling down, moving'.“He was kneeling down, going forward to the floor and then raising himself back up again, still being on his knees," he said.Mr Drysdale said the man had ‘a big pack on his

herePeople would have to pay for their own tests to avoid impacting NHS capacity.MAG CEO Charlie Cornish, along with easyjet, Heathrow and Virgin Atlantic, issued a joint response describing the move as 'a step in the right direction' - but said such a scheme needed to be implemented by early November.They added: "We encourage the Government to take a lead in moving to pre-departure testing, as well as the approval of new testing technologies, as soon as possible.

An experienced security leader at Manchester Arena said he was never told to check the mezzanine level of the City Room foyer area before the end of events and concerts at the venue.And the public inquiry into the bombing atrocity was shown an image of an area on the raised level where one witness says he saw bomber Salman Abedi waiting before he launched his deadly attack.David Middleton, a Showsec employee for 24 years, was a door supervisor with stewards working under him on the evening of

Andy Burnham says he is due to hold a meeting with the country's deputy chief medical officer today with regards to the new local lockdown system.

Manchester Magistrates' Court heard. The next day, Ogle-Waite, from Hulme, pulled his pants down and exposed his genitals to a female police officer in Manchester city centre.He was handed a community order in court on Tuesday after pleading guilty to sexual assault and exposure.

public consultation documents published online.

straight to your inbox every day, freeIt might not have been the summer transfer window which most Manchester United fans had hoped for, but upon reflection it could be remembered as one which gave them a few future first-team stars.Edinson Cavani, Donny van de Beek and Alex Telles were all brought in for the here-and-now, while deadline day duo Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo are both very much viewed as stars for the future.The fact United announced the 18-year-old pair both as players for

straight to your inbox every day, free Edinson Cavani has revealed a conversation with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was key to his decision to sign for Manchester United on deadline day. The 33-year-old signed a one-year deal with the option of an extra year at Old Trafford after being released by Paris St-Germain in the summer, but he discussed his role at the club and what Solskjaer wanted from him before putting pen to paper.

The government's new coronavirus furlough package will lead to 'multiple business failure', Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has warned.He criticised the financial measures proposed to come in alongside impending lockdown measures during a northern leaders press conference on Saturday afternoon (October 10).Greater Manchester and many other areas face new tougher restrictions as early as next week, included reported plans for the closure of pubs and restaurants.Despite no official

Network Rail has confirmed nine workers based at their Manchester city centre office have tested positive for COVID-19.The outbreak at the Manchester Square One building is understood to have affected staff based on the second floor.The organisation, which owns, operates and develops the country's railways, has responded by carrying out a deep clean of the areas where the staff had been.

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United striker Edinson Cavani has revealed he almost retired from football after his girlfriend contracted COVID-19.The Uruguayan put pen to paper on a one-year deal at Old Trafford on transfer deadline day and will don the number seven shirt this season.Cavani had been a free agent since leaving Paris Saint-Germain following the end of his contract in June.The 33-year-old had been linked with a move to Benfica immediately after leaving the French

sealed a deadline day swoop for former Paris Saint-Germain striker Cavani, who arrived on a free transfer having left the French side in the summer. The 33-year-old signed an initial one-year deal at United, with the option for a second year.

straight to your inbox every day, freeUnited’s deadline day activity in fullIt was a busy Monday for United as four new signings were secured.Edinson Cavani was the most high profile of the new arrivals, having joined on a free transfer after his contract expired with PSG in the summer.Alex Telles, Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo also agreed to join. Here’s our live blog with all the latest on all the new signings.

The Brazilian left-back agreed a transfer to Old Trafford worth an initial £13.6illion plus add-ons and was unveiled by United on deadline day, after passing a medical. His arrival came the day after Dalot's loan exit to AC Milan on a season-long deal, with United also selling Chris Smalling to Roma as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reshaped his defence.

public inquiry began its 15th day in Manchester on Monday.

straight to your inbox Tosin Adarabioyo is set to complete a permanent move away from Manchester City on deadline day, with West Ham and Fulham interested. The deal would have to be completed before the 11pm deadline given it is between Premier League clubs but there is confidence that it can be sorted in time.