We knocked on at the house where a huge illegal gazebo party was held - and cops were pelted with missiles when they turned up

Hundreds of Greater Manchester travellers have been referred to the police after failing to comply with quarantine rules.A total of 263 people have been visited by police and two two fixed penalty notices have been issued following “repeated breaching of the self-isolation regulations”.Travellers who return to the UK from certain countries - including France, Spain and the Czech Republic - must self-isolate for 14 days to try and tackle the spread of coronavirus.Greece and Portugal could become

Fallowfield shortly after 9am on Tuesday morning (September 1) to reports of a house fire.

here"Officers from A relief were on scene in minutes and detained the pair down an alleyway."He published a picture of one of the suspects being led into a police prison van and added: "Both await questioning for attempt burglary - here’s one of them being escorted to his taxi to custody."The posted prompted praise from many on Facebook, including Judy Screen who wrote: "Well done, fantastic job."Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or

in Bolton on Zoopla.  The home, on Manchester Road in Westhoughton, has been reduced by 23 per cent since it was added to the listings on January 22 this year.  The three-bedroom family home includes three reception rooms and a bathroom. Agents say it does need work and has some damp. But it has 'fantastic potential'.The house will go up for sale by auction, with bids of £104,500 due to be accepted.The property has been viewed 7,673 times since it was first listed on the website.

Across Britain, the average price for first-time buyers came to £197,459 this April, just 2pc higher than £192,822 in the same month last year.Homes in Trafford are the most expensive in Greater Manchester for first-time buyers, and the area has seen one of the biggest increases in the country.On average new homeowners were paying £262,283 for a home in Trafford this April - up by 10pc from £239,395 in April 2019.Meanwhile, Bury and Manchester were the only parts of Greater Manchester to see

Manchester Evening News the parties have been 'hell on earth' for neighbours following the court hearing. They were often kept up until the early hours.

An off-duty lifeguard saved a three-year-old girl from drowning after she tripped and fell into a river.Susan McDonald, who is duty manager at East Manchester Leisure Centre, saved little Hayaa's life after rescuing her from the River Lune in Lancashire.The young girl had been at the popular beauty spot, The Crook O'Lune with her family during a day trip on August 7.Susan was sunbathing nearby when Hayaa tripped and fell into the water.

Farnworth, at around 10pm on Saturday, August 22.

Yorkshire Live reports.

parties attended by dozens of people took place right across the region, in direct breach of the coronavirus restrictions that are still in place. Oldham was placed under tighter restrictions as of midnight today, banning people from meeting other households in any indoor or outdoor area.

Gorton following an incident.

Stockport where an officer was left with a broken jaw.

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Chantelle Heskey and her husband former England and Liverpool player Emile Heskey's bar came under attack from a masked man.The attacker was reportedly refused entry over social distancing rules before the frightening incident took place, reports the Manchester Evening News. Parea in Alderley Edge, Cheshire is owned by Chantelle and business partner James Golden and it had recently re-opened and was following COVID-19 guidelines.

Mancunians have been told their partying has to be put on hold as the city’s Covid infection rate rose almost to the government’s red alert threshold.Latest figures show Manchester recording 49 cases per 100,000, just below the 50 mark that would push it into the government’s riskiest category.The city’s rate has more than tripled in a month.Its leaders have now warned that house parties - which are believed to partly be behind the rise - and other inside gatherings must stop, or else Manchester