Arrested man releasedA man, aged 23, who was arrested in Shoreham-on-Sea, Sussex, in connection with the Manchester Arena attack has been released without charge. He had been arrested on Monday May 29. In total 18 people have been arrested in connection with investigation. Seven of those have been released without charge.
Tribute to Megan Hurley Tribute from parents Michael and Joanne on behalf of all those who knew and loved Megan Hurley: Our beautiful daughter Megan - best friend and loving sister to her brother Bradley. Megan was a fun-loving, sincere, caring and beautiful young lady. Megan had a passion for music and loved going to concerts. She loved socialising and loved having family get-togethers. She also loved to have her friends over for sleepovers or just to have catch ups. Cruelly taken from us on a night she had waited so long for. No words can describe how we feel right now, other than our hearts are broken and our lives are shattered. Goodnight. God bless. Beauty Queen. Megan Hurley
Dumped ex-girlfriend who set up a fake Facebook profile in her former lover's name to send threatening and abusive messages to HERSELF is jailed Sarah Spencer (pictured), 25, of Chepstow, South Wales, used photos of her ex to create the false social media account. She was jailed for 20 weeks at Newport Crown Court. 6 comments 9 shares Facebook account faker jailed for sending abusive messages to her ex
11:00Police still searching for blue suitcaseGreater Manchester Police are still searching for a blue suitcase which is believed to have belonged to bomber Salman Abedi, the M.E.N. understands. Officers said they do not believe the distinctive blue suitcase contains anything dangerous, but are keen to trace it.An image of Abedi wheeling it through the streets was released last weekend in a bid to jog the public’s memory.
Karen Jackson, who had a heart transplant 11 years ago after being born with an inherited heart condition, is painted red to blend into a row of telephone boxes in Covent Garden to launch the British Heart Foundation's 'Wear it. Beat it.' campaign
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Jeremy Corbyn says Labour stands 'ready to serve this country' and form a minority government but will do 'no deals or pacts' The left-wing leader defied expectations to deny Theresa May a majority - and had called for the humiliated leader to resign. And he today said he is already drawing up plans to try to form a minority government to enact his socialist agenda. Asked directly about his plans for power, he said: 'We are ready to serve this country, that is what we fought this election for, and this is the programme we put forward in our election campaign.' 3.7k comments 6 videos 2.9k shares Jeremy Corbyn says Labour are ready to form government
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The left-wing leader defied expectations to deny Theresa May a majority - and had called for the humiliated leader to resign. And he today said he is already drawing up plans to try to form a minority government to enact his socialist agenda. Asked directly about his plans for power, he said: 'We are ready to serve this country, that is what we fought this election for, and this is the programme we put forward in our election campaign.' 3.7k comments 6 videos 2.9k shares Jeremy Corbyn says Labour are ready to form government
Mother who stabbed her boyfriend to death with a kitchen knife after abusing him for YEARS is jailed for at least 13 years Michelle Spencer, 48, of Gomersall (left, centre, and right left), pleaded guilty to murdering her partner David Butterfield (far left), 43, with a kitchen knife that she plunged into his heart. Spencer was sentenced to 13 years for the 'utterly unprovoked assault' on Mr Butterfield, during which she 'suddenly and deliberately' stabbed her partner. Leeds Crown Court heard Spencer had been holding a knife before the incident because she was preparing food.Jailing Spencer, Mr Justice Soole said: 'This was an utterly unprovoked assault with a knife on your innocent partner. 202 comments 1 video 52 shares A Gomersall woman stabbed her partner through the heart with a knife
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11:1214 million people watched One Love Manchester concertThe One Love Manchester concert has notched up a new record to become the biggest TV show of the year so far - attracting a peak of more than 14 million viewers on Sunday night. An average of 10.9 million viewers watched Ariana Grande, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Liam Gallagher, Pharrell Williams, Coldplay and the Black Eyed Peas take to the stage. The emotional concert, which aired on BBC1, attracted a peak of 14.5 million viewers. Britain’s Got Talent, on ITV, held the previous record for the year with 9.4 million viewers on May 6. Sunday’s concert, to honour and raise funds for the victims and families affected by the Manchester attack, aired to over 50 countries, including Brazil, the US, Germany, China, the Caribbean Islands and Australia. According to official consolidated figures - which includes catch-up and other services - the most-watched programme of the year was the Broadchurch finale, broadcast in April, with 11.6 million viewers. Consolidated figures for One Love Manchester have not yet been revealed.
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'We didn't shoot ourselves in the foot, we shot ourselves in the head!' Theresa May is savaged by Tory MPs who could mobilise to oust her as they say the 'buck stops at the top' UPDATED Furious Tory MPs rounded on Theresa May calling for the humiliated Tory leader to consider her position after they suffer a dismal election defeat. Former education secretary Former education secretary Nicky Morgan said the 'buck stops at the top' and predicted that Mrs May could have to reconsider her leadership 'within weeks'. While Tory MP Nigel Evans said: 'It was an amazing own goal. We didn't shoot ourselves in the foot, we shot ourselves in the head.' 2.4k comments 2 videos 1.2k shares May is told to consider QUITTING by her own side
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'There will be additional security checks taking place'Greater Manchester Police are warning people going to tonight’s One Love concert, and the Michael Carrick testimonial, that security will be even tighter than originally planned.Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan said:We’re deeply saddened to hear about last night’s horrific attacks in London and our thoughts are with everyone affected, including the emergency services responding to the incident. There are two large-scale event taking place in Greater Manchester today and we would like to assure people that these will still take place, but with additional security in place to ensure the safety of everyone. We have dedicated resources at both events, with a significant number of officers from both GMP and colleagues from other forces, some of which will be armed. There will be additional security checks taking place and everyone will be searched, including bags. We would ask people not to bring bags if they can, as this will help speed up entry. I’d like to remind people that the threat level remains at severe, which means an attack is highly likely. Please remain vigilant at all times, and report anything suspicious that causes you concern to the Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321 or 999 in an emergency.
Heartwarming picture which shows veiled Muslim woman caring for collapsed bus passenger, 84, above the caption 'This is the real Islam' becomes online hit The woman, who wore a niqab, was pictured holding the old woman's hand. The pensioner got her head stuck between the bus door and the metal pole. The post has been shared more than 34,000 times since it was posted. There has been a huge rise in hate crimes following the London Bridge terrorist attack, with a large amount of the attacks in the street directed at British Muslims. 110 comments 10k shares Picture of Muslim woman caring for collapsed pensioner goes viral
Pte Richard Howard (right) dreamt of returning from the front line to finishing making his violin. But the war hero lost his life during the Battle of Messines, on June 7 1914, in Belgium. But following his death, the partially crafted violin was lost for nearly a century. That was until Oxford luthier, Roger Claridge, bought the incomplete instrument at an auction and completed it in his workshop. And it was later, in 2009, when it was acquired by award-winning violinist Sam Sweeney who set about trying to track down they mysterious violin's creator.
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Sarah Spencer (pictured), 25, of Chepstow, South Wales, used photos of her ex to create the false social media account. She was jailed for 20 weeks at Newport Crown Court.
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Tom Moore disappeared in Italy in 2003 aged 31 and would now be aged 45. A 15-year-old boy sent the family videos of a man he claimed was Tom. Brother Ben said it is 'the closest and most realistic to Tom' and the family have flown out to Milan to follow up on the lead. The choir, which is made up of people who have missing family members, performed in the final of the talent show on June 3 but were beaten by pianist Tokyo Myers.
Tribute to Megan Hurley Tribute from parents Michael and Joanne on behalf of all those who knew and loved Megan Hurley: Our beautiful daughter Megan - best friend and loving sister to her brother Bradley. Megan was a fun-loving, sincere, caring and beautiful young lady. Megan had a passion for music and loved going to concerts. She loved socialising and loved having family get-togethers. She also loved to have her friends over for sleepovers or just to have catch ups. Cruelly taken from us on a night she had waited so long for. No words can describe how we feel right now, other than our hearts are broken and our lives are shattered. Goodnight. God bless. Beauty Queen. Megan Hurley
Dumped ex-girlfriend who set up a fake Facebook profile in her former lover's name to send threatening and abusive messages to HERSELF is jailed Sarah Spencer (pictured), 25, of Chepstow, South Wales, used photos of her ex to create the false social media account. She was jailed for 20 weeks at Newport Crown Court. 6 comments 9 shares Facebook account faker jailed for sending abusive messages to her ex
11:00Police still searching for blue suitcaseGreater Manchester Police are still searching for a blue suitcase which is believed to have belonged to bomber Salman Abedi, the M.E.N. understands. Officers said they do not believe the distinctive blue suitcase contains anything dangerous, but are keen to trace it.An image of Abedi wheeling it through the streets was released last weekend in a bid to jog the public’s memory.
Karen Jackson, who had a heart transplant 11 years ago after being born with an inherited heart condition, is painted red to blend into a row of telephone boxes in Covent Garden to launch the British Heart Foundation's 'Wear it. Beat it.' campaign
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Jeremy Corbyn says Labour stands 'ready to serve this country' and form a minority government but will do 'no deals or pacts' The left-wing leader defied expectations to deny Theresa May a majority - and had called for the humiliated leader to resign. And he today said he is already drawing up plans to try to form a minority government to enact his socialist agenda. Asked directly about his plans for power, he said: 'We are ready to serve this country, that is what we fought this election for, and this is the programme we put forward in our election campaign.' 3.7k comments 6 videos 2.9k shares Jeremy Corbyn says Labour are ready to form government
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The left-wing leader defied expectations to deny Theresa May a majority - and had called for the humiliated leader to resign. And he today said he is already drawing up plans to try to form a minority government to enact his socialist agenda. Asked directly about his plans for power, he said: 'We are ready to serve this country, that is what we fought this election for, and this is the programme we put forward in our election campaign.' 3.7k comments 6 videos 2.9k shares Jeremy Corbyn says Labour are ready to form government
Mother who stabbed her boyfriend to death with a kitchen knife after abusing him for YEARS is jailed for at least 13 years Michelle Spencer, 48, of Gomersall (left, centre, and right left), pleaded guilty to murdering her partner David Butterfield (far left), 43, with a kitchen knife that she plunged into his heart. Spencer was sentenced to 13 years for the 'utterly unprovoked assault' on Mr Butterfield, during which she 'suddenly and deliberately' stabbed her partner. Leeds Crown Court heard Spencer had been holding a knife before the incident because she was preparing food.Jailing Spencer, Mr Justice Soole said: 'This was an utterly unprovoked assault with a knife on your innocent partner. 202 comments 1 video 52 shares A Gomersall woman stabbed her partner through the heart with a knife
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11:1214 million people watched One Love Manchester concertThe One Love Manchester concert has notched up a new record to become the biggest TV show of the year so far - attracting a peak of more than 14 million viewers on Sunday night. An average of 10.9 million viewers watched Ariana Grande, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Liam Gallagher, Pharrell Williams, Coldplay and the Black Eyed Peas take to the stage. The emotional concert, which aired on BBC1, attracted a peak of 14.5 million viewers. Britain’s Got Talent, on ITV, held the previous record for the year with 9.4 million viewers on May 6. Sunday’s concert, to honour and raise funds for the victims and families affected by the Manchester attack, aired to over 50 countries, including Brazil, the US, Germany, China, the Caribbean Islands and Australia. According to official consolidated figures - which includes catch-up and other services - the most-watched programme of the year was the Broadchurch finale, broadcast in April, with 11.6 million viewers. Consolidated figures for One Love Manchester have not yet been revealed.
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'We didn't shoot ourselves in the foot, we shot ourselves in the head!' Theresa May is savaged by Tory MPs who could mobilise to oust her as they say the 'buck stops at the top' UPDATED Furious Tory MPs rounded on Theresa May calling for the humiliated Tory leader to consider her position after they suffer a dismal election defeat. Former education secretary Former education secretary Nicky Morgan said the 'buck stops at the top' and predicted that Mrs May could have to reconsider her leadership 'within weeks'. While Tory MP Nigel Evans said: 'It was an amazing own goal. We didn't shoot ourselves in the foot, we shot ourselves in the head.' 2.4k comments 2 videos 1.2k shares May is told to consider QUITTING by her own side
I'm not saying we should ban news or stop sharing views but let's not overload ourselves with it. There's a lot of good going on, problems being solved, people doing great work. Maybe I'm being naive but I do think we should try and enrich our lives with more optimistic, productive information rather than despair.
'There will be additional security checks taking place'Greater Manchester Police are warning people going to tonight’s One Love concert, and the Michael Carrick testimonial, that security will be even tighter than originally planned.Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan said:We’re deeply saddened to hear about last night’s horrific attacks in London and our thoughts are with everyone affected, including the emergency services responding to the incident. There are two large-scale event taking place in Greater Manchester today and we would like to assure people that these will still take place, but with additional security in place to ensure the safety of everyone. We have dedicated resources at both events, with a significant number of officers from both GMP and colleagues from other forces, some of which will be armed. There will be additional security checks taking place and everyone will be searched, including bags. We would ask people not to bring bags if they can, as this will help speed up entry. I’d like to remind people that the threat level remains at severe, which means an attack is highly likely. Please remain vigilant at all times, and report anything suspicious that causes you concern to the Anti-Terrorist Hotline on 0800 789 321 or 999 in an emergency.
Heartwarming picture which shows veiled Muslim woman caring for collapsed bus passenger, 84, above the caption 'This is the real Islam' becomes online hit The woman, who wore a niqab, was pictured holding the old woman's hand. The pensioner got her head stuck between the bus door and the metal pole. The post has been shared more than 34,000 times since it was posted. There has been a huge rise in hate crimes following the London Bridge terrorist attack, with a large amount of the attacks in the street directed at British Muslims. 110 comments 10k shares Picture of Muslim woman caring for collapsed pensioner goes viral
Pte Richard Howard (right) dreamt of returning from the front line to finishing making his violin. But the war hero lost his life during the Battle of Messines, on June 7 1914, in Belgium. But following his death, the partially crafted violin was lost for nearly a century. That was until Oxford luthier, Roger Claridge, bought the incomplete instrument at an auction and completed it in his workshop. And it was later, in 2009, when it was acquired by award-winning violinist Sam Sweeney who set about trying to track down they mysterious violin's creator.
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Sarah Spencer (pictured), 25, of Chepstow, South Wales, used photos of her ex to create the false social media account. She was jailed for 20 weeks at Newport Crown Court.
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Tom Moore disappeared in Italy in 2003 aged 31 and would now be aged 45. A 15-year-old boy sent the family videos of a man he claimed was Tom. Brother Ben said it is 'the closest and most realistic to Tom' and the family have flown out to Milan to follow up on the lead. The choir, which is made up of people who have missing family members, performed in the final of the talent show on June 3 but were beaten by pianist Tokyo Myers.
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