Strangeways prisoner who died in cell may have survived if staff had responded faster, inquest hears

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are gearing up to welcome a baby girl into the world and following their exciting announcement, the pair stepped out together in Manchester. The Love Island stars, both 23, enjoyed a low-key lunch on Saturday with the mum-to-be showing off her pregnancy glow as she dressed down for the outing.

Interviewed for the Strangeways ITV documentary, killer bodybuilder Michael Sharp painted a bleak picture of life inside Manchester's notorious prison. "There’s no light at the end of the tunnel, so there's a lot of stabbings, a lot of slashings, people boiling up tubs of butter, turning it into oil, throwing that over the faces, over the body, they don't care what they do," he said.

Molly-Mae Hague showed her generous side after offering to give her huge luxury sofa to a fan for free, but says she has been left 'heartbroken' by the response. The former Love Island star, 23, who last month announced she was expecting her first baby with boyfriend Tommy Fury, took to her Instagram story on Friday (September 7) to say she would gift her giant, plush grey corner sofa to one lucky fan at random.

Scott McTominay has given a glowing review of Erik ten Hag and his backroom team’s approach to managing players at Manchester United.

Chloe Moriondo has shared some exclusive behind-the-scenes photos from the video for her latest single ‘Plastic Purse’.The song appears on the indie-pop artist’s third studio album ‘SUCKERPUNCH’, which was released today (October 7).In the track’s wacky accompanying visuals, we find Moriondo in mad scientist mode as she shrinks boys to fight for survival inside of her titular plastic purse. The clip was filmed in London last month, and has been described as “Willy-Wonka-meets-Lord-Of-The-Flies”.“Put you in my plastic purse/ Zip it up and I’ll make you feel worse/ Wanna put you in the dirt/ But you would probably like that/ Right?” Moriondo sings in the chorus, before hitting out at a “bonehead cheez-it brain boy” for not texting her back.Watch the video below, and check out some exclusive behind-the-scenes shots from the shoot.‘SUCKERPUNCH’ also features the recent singles ‘Cdbaby’ and ‘Fruity’.

A pre-inquest review has opened into the death of a prisoner at Strangeways who may have died after taking spice.

Tributes have been pouring in from celebrities following the announcement of the death of rapper Coolio.

Molly-Mae Hague has been delighting fans after her joyous pregnancy announcement with a series of stunning photos showcasing her blossoming baby bump. Now the 23-year-old mum-to-be has opened up about expecting her first baby in a candid Q&A with fans revealing that she's more than five months pregnant and addressing pregnancy cravings, baby names and how she found out she was expecting.

The Smiths‘ Mike Joyce has discussed the band’s final album ‘Strangeways, Here We Come’ on its 35th anniversary.The legendary Manchester quartet’s fourth studio LP came out on September 28, 1987, a few months after the band split up.Speaking to BBC News to celebrate its birthday, Joyce said “it was a great experience recording that album,” adding that he marks it out from the band’s previous records because it is “a story album”.Joyce added: “I think it’s just an unusual-sounding album. There’s great songs on the others, but it just pips it for me, in terms of what we ended up with as an album and the whole thing in its entirety, rather than individual songs.”Remembering the recording process for the album, Joyce said: “A lot of it was written in the studio.

A young mum died after emergency services took four hours to find her following an overdose, an inquest heard.

Manchester City attacker Cole Palmer scored his third goal for England’s Under-21s, firing home the final strike in their 3-1 friendly win over Germany at Bramall Lane on Tuesday evening.

Molly-Mae Hague has followed her joyous announcement about expecting her first baby with Tommy Fury with a gorgeous black and white video charting her pregnancy journey. Molly-Mae, 23, has shared a tearjerking video on YouTube showing the life-changing moment she found out that she was to become a mum.

A prisoner who was found collapsed in his cell after being bullied into taking spice that led to his death. A report found that Kyle Batsford was bullied and used ‘as a guinea pig’ for psychoactive drugs by other prisoners who used this "as a form of entertainment", a report has found.

The congratulations have been pouring in after former Love Island stars Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury reveled that they are expecting their first baby together. Molly-Mae and Tommy, both 23, announced that she was pregnant today (Sunday September 25) in a heartwarming black and white video posted on Instagram.

A Manchester nurse has admitted having an 'inappropriate relationship' with a prison inmate - while a jail worker is also accused of having a fling with the same man.

Chloe Moriondo has shared her latest single ‘Cdbaby’ and announced a UK and European tour for 2023.The indie-pop artist will return next month with her third album ‘SUCKERPUNCH’, which follows 2021’s acclaimed ‘Blood Bunny’.‘Cdbaby’ marks the second track to be released from ‘SUCKERPUNCH’, following August’s ‘Fruity’, and finds Moriondo lacing the track with a drum’n’bass beat. “Now some songs make me sick to my stomach when I hear ‘em / How’d I let you ruin one of my favourite albums?” she asks on the song.“This is my baby and child,” the musician tweeted last week (September 17).

A ‘quiet’ teenager who died after crashing his moped was over the drink drive limit, an inquest has heard.