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08.06.2021 - 22:07 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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Greater Manchester will be provided with a 'strengthened package of support' to tackle rising Coronavirus infections, it has been announced today.
The Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has agreed to bring in a series of measures to help those area affected by the rise in the Delta variant, first identified in India.
This includes all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs, as well as in all Lancashire County Council
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A trio's attempt to get away with £380 of tools from B&Q could have led to someone being seriously hurt, after one of the thieves stabbed a "brave" off-duty police inspector with a screwdriver as he tried to stop them driving away, a judge has said.
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