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A woman grabbed a phone off a man who she said was trying to film her and her friend, police say.
Police believe Harry Durose took a substance containing nitazenes, which he believed was diazepam.
The Environment Agency responds following the discovery of foam-like-clumps in a woodland river.
School teacher Rebecca Joynes, 30, denies engaging in sexual activity with two underage boys.
A 33-year-old is being held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Speedo Mick, whose full name is Michael Cullen, raised over £1m on a series of charity walks in his trunks.
The nursery worker said she did not see the baby in "distress" before she died during her care.
Mark Raynes says along with about 20 friends he has put "millions of hours" into the restoration.
Frank Barker appreciated the role GNAAS played in aiding injured motorcyclists, his family say.
Edward Jarvis plotted with gang leader Vincent Coggins to kill those they thought had stolen from them.
Thousands of messages obtained by BBC Panorama reveal the Huyton Firm’s plans for violent attacks.
The lane aims to cut congestion and improve public transport journey times in Liverpool, the council says.
Nathan Bell was motivated by seeing a photo of his ex with another man, a court hears.
The owner says the home will not close until every resident has found new accommodation.
Homes in Wigan and Bolton remain cordoned off as police question three suspects.
Emergency services are at the scene on the eastbound carriageway between Moorgate Road and the M57.
A survey of the grade-II listed Grand Theatre in Blackpool found rainwater was leaking in through the roof.
The landladies were famed for their gruff reputation but helped families create special memories.
One market trader said he "could not be happier" about it.
Ron Ellis started working for the supermarket's Trafford store in 2006 and has no plans to retire.