Thug 'terrorised' his stepfather then assaulted an officer because he was cold in the police station

Thunderstorms could be about to thrash Greater Manchester after the Met Office issued a weather warning.The yellow alert covers the whole of the UK from Monday until Wednesday.Following warm temperatures in recent days, the Met Office warns that 'severe thunderstorms' could hit the region.However, forecasters add that there is 'significant uncertainty in location and timing' of the thunderstorms.According to the warning:A further warning for thunderstorms is also in place across England and

Salford district, issued the plea as the warm weather looks set to continue across the region.

Wigan town centre.

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hereOn Sunday, it’s expected to reach 23 degrees across our region with some cloud.Meanwhile, forecasters are expecting a possible heatwave in other parts of England.Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Dan Suri, said: “Although much of the UK can expect a spell of warm and sunny weather lasting into early next week, it’s going to turn very hot for parts of England and Wales with temperatures widely reaching above 30 Celsius on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.“Met Office heatwave criteria will be reached

cordoned off for a number of hours following the attack at about 4.30pm on Sunday.

Tameside. Police were called to a collision between a blue Volkswagen Polo and a blue Renault Clio on Manchester Road in Audenshaw, on Friday (31 July).

cleared the defendants of murder this week, instead convicting Cole and Bowers of manslaughter. Long had previously pleaded guilty to the same charge.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions here All three are due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey in London on Friday.

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here“Our priority will always be to deal with the emergency calls for help that we receive through 999 and the hope is that this move will put our officers in a better position to respond to these incidents.“The move has been welcomed by our local partners and community.

hereThe offences were outlined in court by prosecutor David Morgan.His solicitor Rebecca Wrack made no application for bail.The chair of the bench Carolyn Greene remanded Mr Lowdes, who wore a grey tracksuit in the dock, into custody until August 19 when he is due to appear at Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester.

north and east Manchester" last year.Blackley, who the judge said thought he was "above the law" racked up 41 offences in just nine months from January to September including four violent robberies.A court heard he then 'bragged' about his crimes on social media such as Snapchat.In one taunting video found on his phone, Blackley drives a car he stole from outside a mechanics near his home in Harpurhey as he laughs and utters the phrase “don't leave your car ticking around us."Whilst in another

Greater Manchester Police for their handling of a car meet attended by 'thousands' in Tameside. The event at an industrial estate on Windmill Lane in Denton on Sunday (July 19), caused traffic chaos on surrounding roads and motorways.

Worsley, on Wednesday evening (July 15). The car was spotted on Coniston Avenue in Little Hulton this afternoon (Thursday).

hereProsecutors told how Crowley, who didn't attend a scheduled trial in 2006, had been out drinking in the city centre.During the night the young woman felt 'uncomfortable' about Crowley's behaviour, as he put his arms around her and called her a 'sexy lady', prosecutor Charlotte Crangle said.The group went back to a house in Fallowfield after getting a takeaway in the early hours.Crowley began touching the woman's bottom.She told him to stop, but he said he 'didn't care'.At the house, Crowley

hereThe first gathering disrupted by the force was in Smithills Country Park in Bolton on the evening of Friday July 10.Mr Burnham said the event was broken up without incident and that a sound system was seized.Then late on Sunday July 12 on an industrial site in Oldham, police used a dispersal order to disrupt an event attended by 250 people.“There were three arrests and some minor injuries sustained by officers, which is completely unacceptable,” added Mr Burnham.On the same night GMP