Thieves broke into an intensive care nurse's house while she slept and stole her car

COVID-19 infection rate in the region.

straight to your inbox Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke hit back at suggestions from Paul Scholes and Owen Hargreaves that the German club is bluffing about Jadon Sancho's future. Manchester United were dealt a bombshell earlier in the week when Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc not only claimed Sancho will play for the club next season, but also revealed the 20-year-old has a contract in Westphalia that runs until 2023 - not 2022, as was previously thought.

interactive map showing the number of positive Covid test results in each neighbourhood in England using data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).Alexandra Park in Oldham has the highest number of cases in the country, according to the map, recording 72 cases between Monday, August 3 and Sunday, August 9.Neighbouring Werneth, to the south east of Oldham town centre, recorded 37 for the same week, higher than two of the hardest hit areas of Leicester and Halifax.Meanwhile, the number of

straight to your inbox Borussia Dortmund have risked further embarrassment after Sebastian Kehl, the head of licensed player division, reiterated Jadon Sancho was staying at the club. Manchester United have not given up on signing the £108million-rated Sancho, 20, after the Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc claimed the decision was 'final' that the England international would not be sold.

hereHis sat nav from the Toyota Prius which was parked in the driveway was also taken.But after reporting the crime and twice speaking to his local police station, Asghar received a message informing him there would be no investigation due to their 'COVID crime screening policy' as it 'does not involve threat, risk, harm or vulnerability or likely public interest factors'. The message, seen by the Manchester Evening News , recommends he ring the Victim Support Service instead.

straight to your inboxManchester United’s pursuit of Jadon Sancho has already taken a number of twists and turns this week.Borussia Dortmund have remained fixed on their £108million valuation of the 20-year-old, according to reports, and sporting director Michael Zorc has insisted that Sancho is contracted until 2023.The announcement came as a surprise on Monday with it previously believed he was contracted in Germany until 2022.

Michael Zorc claimed on Monday that the decision the Manchester United target was 'final', in a blow to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side, who have made Sancho their main priority this summer window."We plan with Jadon Sancho," said Zorc at the club's training camp in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. "He'll play for us next season.

Greater Manchester's local lockdown will continue.Stricter rules on social gatherings announced last week will continue here, in West Yorkshire and Leicester.Preston has also been added to the list of places where households are banned from gathering in the homes and gardens of others.

hereHe took her car keys and drove off in her grey Ford Focus.The car was later found in Bury, undamaged.The woman woke to find her back door open.Judge Anthony Cross QC said the woman 'must have been terrified' by the incident."She can't sleep easy unless he is in custody," the judge said, referencing a victim impact statement submitted to the court.Manchester Crown Court heard the couple ended their decade long relationship in 2018.Defending, Thomas McKail said Wall started drinking following

straight to your inboxBorussia Dortmund director of football Michael Zorc has reiterated his desire to see Jadon Sancho remain at the club this summer amid interest from Manchester United.Sancho is top of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's shortlist and United's transfer plans are set to accelerate following the end of the Premier League season.Various reports stated that United had lodged an official bid for the 20-year-old following the win against Leicester but those claims are wide of the mark.

Denton earlier this month. But now, the whole borough of Tameside could be subject to a banning order - as police attempt to regain control.