Woman raped in her own home tragically found dead a week later - the intruder who attacked her hasn't been caught

discovered by a couple who were filming around Egerton, just after midnight on Monday (March 1).

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direct to your inboxA woman who was found dead in a disused graveyard took her own life, a coroner has concluded.

'Possible human remains' have been discovered close to an abandoned pub in Bolton.Police have cordoned off an area of woodland close to the building.Tests and forensic analysis is currently being carried out to ascertain the circumstances of the incident, Greater Manchester Police said.It is not believed that this incident is linked to any ongoing investigations, they added.Two eyewitnesses say officers were called to the building, just off Blackburn Road, near Egerton Park, at around

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straight to your inbox every day for free"What a f-----g header," Dean Henderson shouted. Every outfield player celebrated with Axel Tuanzebe, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer called his name and punched the air.

Bolton after suffering a 'medical episode' has been named as Lee Frodsham.

direct to your inboxThe family of a woman who died at the hands of her violent partner say they can finally move on from a ‘life of hell’ after a coroner concluded that she had been unlawfully killed.The bodies of Nichola Jayne Campbell and John Lee Kirwin were discovered in a bedsit in Harpurhey in December 2017.Nichola - known to family and friends as Niki - was found with multiple stab wounds next to a knife covered in Mr Kirwin’s fingerprints.An inquest held at Manchester Coroner’s Court on

Prestwich.Police were called to reports of the 'sudden death of a woman' at an address in Sherbourne Court on Sunday (February 21).The body of Kimberley McAssey, 29, was found  inside the property.Greater Manchester Police have since launched a murder investigation into the incident.A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody for questioning.Kimberley's family have now shared their devastation amid the loss of their loved one, calling her 'the life and soul

direct to your inboxA man attacked his partner after moving back in due to the coronavirus pandemic, a court heard.Stephen Partington, 37, hit the woman as the pair had a drink fuelled row, causing her to fall and hit her head on a door.A judge told him he had avoided jail 'by the skin of your teeth'.Manchester Crown Court heard the pair had been in a relationship since 2015, but it ended at the start of last year.They had separated but Partington moved back to her home in Little Hulton due to

Bury. Officers were called to a property in Daisyfield Court, off Bolton Road, at about 6.30pm on Wednesday (February 17) to a report of concern for the welfare of a man.

Bolton community, found dead after going missing on a Christmas walk. An avid walker and former marathon runner, Norman Stewart left his home on The Strand in Horwich for a routine ramble on December 29 at around 4pm, say his family.

direct to your inboxImages have been released of two men police want to speak with after a couple and their son were attacked in a car park at the Trafford Centre on Christmas Eve.Police believe there are 'links' between the men pictured and the Middleton and north Manchester areas of Greater Manchester.Greater Manchester Police said officers were called at 5pm on December 24 last year to reports of a father, mother and son being attacked by three other men.It happened in a car park of the