Travel warning issued to shoppers as Trafford Centre bus station set to close

Three loose leaf tea products have been recalled by a major retailer after insects were found inside them. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued an urgent recall alert for the three products this afternoon (June 18).

Two airports which serve popular Spanish holiday destinations have seen a surge in passenger numbers with officials warning that they cannot cope with the ever-increasing visitor numbers - which could impact flight operations. Both Valencia Manises and Alicante-Elche witnessed their busiest April on record, with visitor numbers in Spain in general 14 percent higher than the same month last year.

British holidaymakers heading to Greece have been warned to “stay safe” as the country bakes in a heatwave. Temperatures have soared to as high as 43C with schools and tourist hotspots “shutting” due to the hot conditions.

Large parts of Spain including holiday hotspots Barcelona and Majorca are set to be battered by storms and heavy rain this week. Yellow weather warnings have been issued by AEMET, the country’s meteorological agency.

A consumer watchdog has sounded the alarm for all holidaymakers flying with major airlines.

Molly-Mae Hague has broken her silence after swirling rumours of a split from Tommy Fury in a candid and "realistic" vlog. The 25-year-old reality star and entrepreneur told her almost 2m followers on her YouTube channel that her boxer beau was "everything I could wish for", after weeks of speculation that the pair's relationship was on the rocks.The brother of Tyson Fury, also 25, appeared a number of times in Molly's 39-minute vlog, which she called "A realistic week with me", including a sweet moment where he pinched some of her sweet potato fries.

Michelle Keegan appeared delighted to be reminded of a time in her life she won't forget as her former Coronation Street co-star shared tribute to her alongside a throwback snap of the pair.

This is the derailed freight train which is causing major disruption to rail services in the North West. Services on the West Coast Mainline have been suspended after the freight train derailed in Hardendale, Cumbria, on Wednesday afternoon (May 29).

Passengers heading between Greater Manchester and Scotland are being urged to rethink their plans. Both Avanti West Coast and TransPennine Express are warning travellers not to travel by train north of Preston this morning (May 30).

Passengers heading to and from Manchester city centre could face severe disruption as engineering works take place this weekend. Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) says no trams will run through Victoria station on Sunday, June 2.

They survived the pandemic and have battled to carry on as energy costs have soared. But this is the last straw for some traders at Gorton Market.

The Met Office has slapped Greater Manchester with a yellow weather warning ahead of a bumper Sunday for the city. Tomorrow (May 26) will see the Great Manchester Run return, with thousands set to pound the streets.

Fans of Manchester City and Manchester United are again being advised to use different routes and stop at different service stations on route to the FA Cup final.

A 'do not eat' warning has been issued to customers over a Kellogg's cereal product that may be 'unsafe'.

A digital runway show was beamed onto giant screens in Manchester as a glimpse into the ‘fashion future’.

A 'danger to life' alert is in place across Greater Manchester amid a 'severe' yellow weather warning from the Met Office. Forecasters have issued the alert across the region and much of the north of England over the coming days.

Police have slammed some 'incredibly disappointing comments' in the wake of the conviction of a sexual predator teacher.

A mugshot of the 'predator' teacher who groomed two pupils for sex has been released, as detectives reacted following the guilty verdicts. Rebecca Joynes, 30, was convicted of engaging in sexual activity with the boys, who she met while working at a Greater Manchester school.

A 'predator' former teacher sobbed as she was granted bail after being convicted of having sex with two pupils. Rebecca Joynes, 30, was convicted of engaging in sexual activity with the two boys, who she met while working at a Greater Manchester school.

A teacher faces jail after being found guilty of sexual offences against two of her pupils. Rebecca Joynes, 30, groomed one boy with a shopping trip to the Trafford Centre before taking him back to her apartment and having sex with him when he was 15. She then fell pregnant with another teenage pupil.