Weather: Cloudy afternoonpublished at 14:02 British Summer Time 11 April 2018
A mainly cloudy afternoon with highs of 13C.
A mainly cloudy afternoon with highs of 13C.
Police seized drugs from a property in Palacefields, Runcorn this morning after an early morning raid.
Officers in the town posted this picture on Twitter, adding: “We don’t tolerate drugs in our community.”
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GCHQ is opening a new base in Manchester almost a year since the arena bombing.
The spy agency, which focuses on monitoring communications, said it will place the city at the "heart of the nation's security" and create hundreds of jobs.
The new listening post, set to open in 2019, will work with MI5 and MI6 to combat terrorism and organised crime.
Director Jeremy Fleming said GCHQ had drawn "strength" from the "togetherness and resilience" of Manchester after the bombing which killed 22 people.
A 54-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a woman in Warrington.
Police were called to an off licence on Marsh House Lane in the town at about 22:20 last night, following reports of concerns for a man.
Officers then went to an address on St Elphins Close where a woman was found badly injured. She was taken to hospital but later died.
Detectives havce said they believe it was "an isolated incident".
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Did you see Claire Lomas on BBC Breakfast this morning? The "bionic woman" from Melton Mowbray is STILL doing the Manchester Marathon.
She began walking in her specialised suit on Sunday and has so far completed 11 of the 26 miles.
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Claire is paralysed from the chest down after a horse riding accident in 2007. She told the BBC it's hard work both physically and mentally: "I have to concentrate on every step and I can't even feel the ground beneath me so it requires a lot of focus."
Two 17-year-old boys have been convicted over the fatal stabbing of Croydon teenager Kyron Webb.
On 17 October Mr Webb, 15, was found unconscious in Moston, Manchester, and taken to hospital in a "life-threatening condition".
Mr Webb, from Crystal Palace, died from his injuries three days later.
Greater Manchester Police launched a murder investigation and subsequently charged the two boys, who cannot be named for legal reasons, with murder.
One 17-year-old pleaded guilty at Manchester Crown Court to murder on 9 March; while the other boy pleaded guilty to manslaughter on 9 April - according to a court spokeswoman.
The pair will be sentenced at the same court on 11 May.
The father of a girl killed in an arson attack on their Liverpool home has praised the charity set up in her name - on what would've been her 13th birthday.
Francesca Bimpson was aged three when she died in the blaze in Anfield in 2008.
A foundation set up in her name offers support, counselling and therapy sessions to help victims of serious crime.
Kieron Bimpson said: "Most importantly we provide a shoulder to cry on and we offer guidance, friendship and support for people".
Centre Toby King commits to Warrington Wolves until the end of the 2019 season after signing a contract extension.
Read MoreA 15-year-old girl has been charged with the attempted murder of a teenager in Oldham.
The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested after another 15-year-old girl was stabbed on Westend Street in Oldham on Monday.
She has been remanded in custody and will appear at Tameside Magistrates’ Court today.
The victim remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Freya Lewis was in a wheelchair for three months after the Manchester Arena suicide bomb attack.
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Speaking to BBC Radio Five Live, a Reds supporter says it is his team that should now be feared in the Champions League, not the likes of Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.
Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Liverpool will not be scared of anyone left in the Champions League but the team I think they would prefer to avoid in the semi-finals is Real Madrid.
Realistically, after knocking out Manchester City 5-1 on aggregate, you would now put Jurgen Klopp's side as second favourites behind Real to win the tournament - well, I would anyway.
Reds centre-back Dejan Lovren posted this photograph on his Instagram account with the simple message: "Semi-final here we come!! Thank you fans."
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Pep Guardiola was left furious and sent to the stands after protesting what he felt were some bad decisions in his team's defeat to Liverpool.
Here, he talks about the decision to disallow Sane's goal - which later seemed to be the wrong call.
Richard Stead
BBC Radio Manchester reporter
A girl who was left unable to walk after the Manchester terror attack has recovered from her "horrific" injuries and is training for a charity run.
Freya Lewis, 15, used a wheelchair for three months after the suicide bombing at the Ariane Grande gig and never thought she would walk again.
She will be raising money for the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital where she was treated.
Her friend Nell Jones was one of the 22 people who were killed on 22 May 2017.
A man and woman were shot in the legs in Merseyside on Tuesday evening, police have said.
Merseyside Police were called to reports of a gun being fired in Belton Road, Huyton, just before 23:00 BST.
Officers found a car on fire and the victims, both aged 20, were taken to hospital for treatment.
Ch Insp Jason Crellin said: "The investigation is currently in its early stages and we are working to establish what has happened."
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