Woman killed on M8 after abandoning her car named by police

John Oliver has now had a sewer plant named after him, to add to his long list of achievements.

straight to your inboxMikel Arteta suggested that the VAR official did not adequately check a possible penalty against Kyle Walker in Manchester City's victory over Arsenal. After City had taken the lead through Raheem Sterling in the first half, Ederson produced three big saves to deny Bukayo Saka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang when through on goal.

Jordan Moreau On Friday morning, President Donald Trump retweeted a satirical article about the recent Twitter outage being a plot in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden, seemingly falling for the fake story.Coincidentally before Trump’s and Biden’s separate town halls on Thursday night, Twitter experienced widespread technical problems across the U.S. and other parts of the world.

A motorcyclist in Washington state was arrested Wednesday after fleeing from a crash scene, carjacking another vehicle and climbing a tree in an apparent attempt to elude capture, according to authorities. Police in Bothell, near Seattle, said the unidentified suspect, 32, was taken into custody following a roughly three-hour standoff that saw officers try to talk him down from the tree.

A pregnant Texas woman and her unborn child were killed Friday morning after her baby girl was cut from her womb. New Boston Police were called about a deceased person on Austin Street just after 10 a.m.

Mia Strothers, 14, was struck by a BMW on Lightbowne Road in Moston, as she made her way to school on Monday 5 October.The North Manchester Academy student was taken to hospital with serious injuries, but sadly died two days later on October 7.A week on from the tragedy, family, friends and members of the local community gathered on Lightbowne Road for a demonstration.Wearing jumpers with Mia's picture printed on, they arrived with placards to protest for a pedestrian crossing to be

Police have shared photos of a haul of knives that were left at a police station as part of a knife amnesty. Greater Manchester Police launched its  Forever Amnesty initiative, as part of its clamp down on serious violent crime, Operation Sycamore.A series of 'amnesty bins' were placed around the region to encourage people to anonymously and safely dispose of unwanted weapons.

That accident, and another at around 7am led to part of the motorway being closed for much of Friday, sparking traffic chaos in the surrounding area.Police Scotland have now confirmed that one person, who was the sole occupier of the vehicle, has tragically lost their life.The road remains closed and police have thanked drivers for their patience while appealing for witnesses to come forward.Chief Inspector Darren Faulds, said: "Our thoughts and sympathies are with the family and friends of the

say they fear for the safety of children after the gunman fired on a house and thugs were seen 'carrying machetes in the street'. Emergency services raced to reports of a disturbance at 5.50pm in Fell Street on Tuesday.

child is pushed out a moving vehicle as joyriders whizz through the street in a police chase. The youngster is seen crawling on his hands and knees before getting to his feet followed seconds later by a man bolting from the car.Dashcam footage from an unmarked police car captured the whole incident as the Ford Kuga was pursued through a housing estate in the Hattersley area of Manchester.The car raced through the residential area at speeds of up to 61mph.