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Officers in Greater Manchester were called to a property in Walnut Avenue, Bury, at around 10.30pm on Friday (September 6) where a woman was found dead, with officers believing she died earlier in the day.
She was identified as Barbara Nomakhosi, 35, a…
The family of a woman who died of multiple injuries have paid tribute to her “caring and thoughtful” nature.A murder inquiry was launched after Barbara Nomakhosi, a carer, was found in Walnut Avenue, Bury, at 22:30 BST on Friday[1].Greater Manchester P…
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Over the years, successive Labour leaders in Manchester have largely followed the same approach to housing. From current council chief Bev Craig, to predecessors Richard Leese and Graham Stringer – the belief has been that embracing private devel…
Owners report unexpected acceleration – but firm says human error is to blameParents of boy killed in an incident involving I-PACE hit out at car’s ‘design flaw’ Do YOU own an I-PACE? Email [email protected][1] By Jon Brady[2] and Olivia Day[3…
A pensioner has been left with ‘really significant injuries’ after being left ‘trapped underneath the cab of an articulated lorry’ following a horror crash on the M6.
The man in his 80s was involved in a smash with a volvo HGV on the stretch of the mot…
You could face a hefty fine if you’re snapped by one of these
New artificial intelligence road cameras have been introduced took catching motorists breaking the law.
The cameras are engineered to capture drivers using their mobile phone at the wheel an…
Britons could face heftier fines and points on a licence for not wearing a seatbelt in a vehicle and breaking other crucial driving laws as new AI cameras roll out across the UK.
The harsher penalties come as Devon and Cornwall Police use artificial in…
Britons could face heftier fines and points on a licence for not wearing a seatbelt in a vehicle and breaking other crucial driving laws as new AI cameras roll out across the UK.
The harsher penalties come as Devon and Cornwall Police use artificial in…
Drivers[1] could get a £1,000 fine – or six points on their licence – if they’re caught on new Artificial Intelligence (AI)[2] cameras using their smartphones.
The new devices are designed to spot motorists on mobile phones and detect people not wearin…
Motorists could face a hefty £1,000 fine or six points on their licence if they’re caught by new Artificial Intelligence (AI) cameras for using their mobile phones at the wheel.These cutting-edge devices are engineered to catch drivers using their mobi…