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Bolton make-up artist condemns the ugly side of social media (opens the original)
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A make-up artist and beauty brand founder has condemned "cruel" online trolls who flooded his social media accounts after he came up with a red carpet look for reality star Katie Price. Mitchell Halliday, who created the make-up brand Made By Mitchell and has worked with the likes of Kim Kardashian, received tens of thousands of comments on a video of the makeover, some of which he said were "too vile" to repeat. Halliday, from Bolton, said: "I've seen a lot of social media so it doesn't really
'I was angry at my husband - I didn't know he had dementia' (opens the original)
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Helen Beaumont spent years arguing with her husband before realising he had a terminal illness. Helen, who lives in Manchester, married Clive when she was 21 and the couple had their two children two decades later. While she expected parenthood to change things - when elements of Clive's personality appeared to shift she spent years frustrated. She wondered why he had stopped listening, had become unreliable, was unable to get a job and had been diagnosed with depression. About five years later,
Early release scheme won't work without us, says ex-prisoner (opens the original)
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A former prisoner who runs a support network for ex-offenders said government plans to release inmates early would fail to ease prison overcrowding without support from people who had experienced the system themselves. Jamie Dale, 47, from Rochdale, in Greater Manchester, spent more than 11 years in prison for his involvement in organised crime. He now runs the Old Lags Network, which aims to cut reoffending and bridge the gap between prison and the community. He said many prisoners "fall throug
Restored Cheshire wetland becomes haven for rare birds (opens the original)
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A restored wetland in Cheshire is now home to almost two-thirds of the UK's breeding black-necked grebes, one of the country's rarest breeding birds. Woolston Eyes, near Warrington, was previously a dumping ground for dredging from the Manchester Ship Canal. It is now the site of the country's largest colony of the species. Black-necked grebes are known for their distinctive golden facial tufts and average about 55 breeding pairs in the UK each year, according to the RSPB, external. "It is fanta
Richard Jupp on leaving Elbow and his recovery from addiction (opens the original)
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Richard Jupp spent nearly 30 years of his life in Elbow. From gigging in the pubs of Bury and Manchester to sell-out tours and winning international accolades, the drummer seemed to have everything a musician could ever want. But underneath the surface the "myth of rock'n'roll" was not what it seemed. "From the outside, I had everything you're supposed to want," he explaned. "I was travelling the world, making records and living a life I'd dreamed about since I was a kid. We were at an extraordi
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