The family of a 27-year-old man who was due to study at the University of Manchester but tragically died have told of his long-term battle with mental illness - amid claims on Twitter that the university had left him in a 'hopeless situation'.
Train passengers told to only travel if necessary on Monday and Tuesday
15.07.2022 - 17:35 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Train passengers have been warned to only travel if absolutely necessary early next week as temperatures could top 40C in England. The Met Office has issued a red heat warning across parts of England for Monday and Tuesday - meanwhile a national emergency has been declared by the UK Health Security Agency, covering Monday until midnight on Wednesday (July 20).
According to National Rail, the currently forecasted temperatures will see the introduction of speed restrictions on railway lines across the country to ensure the safe running of trains. The impact on train services will vary by region, but journeys will take significantly longer and there is a high likelihood of cancellations, delays and last-minute alterations.
Passengers who choose to travel despite the warning are being advised to check the status of their journey before travelling and ensure they are well-prepared for the extreme conditions. Vulnerable passengers and those with health conditions should avoid travelling on these days, the Network says.
Read more:Schools across Greater Manchester relax uniform rules amid heatwave warning
Jake Kelly, Network Rail’s System Operator group director, said: “Rail passengers in England and Wales should only travel if necessary on Monday and Tuesday as there will be delays and cancellations to train services due to the unprecedented heat we’re expecting.
"The wellbeing of our passengers is our first priority so we’re asking all passengers who decide to travel to take time to prepare before leaving the house. Remember to bring a water bottle with you, along with whatever else you need to keep yourself well in the heat.
"Water bottles can be refilled for free at most Network Rail’s managed stations. Journeys will take
The website popstar.one is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
23.07.2022 / 12:17
Little girl was thrown to her death from seaside pier by her father
Few crimes have the power to shock in the way a parent causing harm to their child does - it's as true today as it must have been in 1885 when Swansea was gripped by the case of a father accused of murdering his young daughter by throwing her off the town's pier into the stormy sea.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
22.07.2022 / 22:27
Driver and passenger 'unbelievably' walk away unhurt after taxi overturns
A taxi driver and its passenger ‘unbelievably’ walked away uninjured after a minicab flipped onto its roof in a scary shunt in Moston today.
hellomagazine.com
21.07.2022 / 09:27
Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper takes 'serious turn for the worse'
Kate Garraway has rushed to the side of her husband Derek Draper amid reports he has taken a "serious turn for the worse".MORE: Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid reveal major night out mishapAs a result, the TV star has pulled out of her presenting duties on Good Morning Britain this week to be close to Derek. WATCH: Kate Garraway gives difficult update on Derek Draper's healthA source close to the family told the Mirror that Derek is "seriously unwell", but noted that the family know that Derek is in the possible hands and that Kate is doing everything she can for her husband.READ: GMB's Kate Garraway reaches out to heartbroken family after tragic deathMORE: Kate Garraway on marriage with husband Derek: 'So much has changed'They further added that Derek is absolutely Kate's priority and, as such, her work is taking a back seat for the time being. Kate's husband is said to have taken a "serious turn for the worse"A spokesperson for ITV confirmed: "Kate is taking some time off work over the next few days and is hoping to be back to her normal presenting duties as soon as possible."READ: Kate Garraway finds reason to smile amid Derek's health woesMORE: 11 GMB hosts' magical weddings: Ben Shephard, Christine Lampard and more photosIt comes just a few short weeks after Kate confirmed that Derek had returned to hospital having previously received round-the-clock at-home care.
justjared.com
21.07.2022 / 04:55
Taylor Zakhar Perez & Maisie Richardson-Sellers Support 'Kissing Booth' Co-Star Joey King at 'Bullet Train' Premiere
Taylor Zakhar Perez and Maisie Richardson-Sellers hit the carpet together at the Bullet Train premiere on Wednesday (July 20) at Cineworld Leicester Square in London.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
19.07.2022 / 23:37
Passengers endure 'two-hours waits' for baggage at Manchester Airport amid reports of 'staff absence' during heatwave
Passengers at Manchester Airport have suffered long waits for luggage amid reports of staff absence in handling agencies as temperatures soared. In Terminal One on Tuesday afternoon there were reports baggage conveyors 'broke down' for around 30 minutes while later in the day travellers reported two-hour delays in Terminal Three.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
07.07.2022 / 16:01
Passenger was dragged 40 feet along city centre tram platform after bag got trapped in door
A passenger was dragged along by a tram for more than 40 feet when their bag became trapped in a door. The shocking incident happened at Shudehill Metrolink stop in Manchester city centre at about 11.15am on May 27.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
07.07.2022 / 08:29
Children left 'crying and screaming' as passengers abandoned in Turkey after TUI flight to Manchester delayed due to pilot needing a rest
A family-of-three said they have been ‘abandoned’ in Turkey after their TUI flight to Manchester was delayed when the pilot and flight crew told passengers they needed a rest.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
05.07.2022 / 15:07
Passengers warned travel insurance may not cover airport strikes
UK holidaymakers could find themselves unprotected against cancellations caused by strikes as the consumer group Which? found that nearly half of insurance police don’t cover industrial action. According to analysis by the group of 199 packages by 71 providers, 40 per cent did not provide cover for strikes.