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Police granted more time to quiz Manchester plot suspects (opens the original)
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Detectives have been granted an extra week to question two men arrested as part of an investigation into an alleged plot to target the Jewish community in Manchester. The extension means the men - both in the 30s - can now be detained until 4 October. The men were arrested in the Northern Quarter area of Manchester on 20 September - the eve of Yom Kippur, when thousands of British Jews were in synagogues. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police, which is leading the investigation, said their
Cheshire's Tatton Park Apple Day cancelled after poor harvest (opens the original)
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Tatton Park's annual Apple Day has been cancelled for the first time in 24 years after extreme weather and increased pest activity left organisers short of fruit to share with visitors. The event in Cheshire will not take place this October following a significantly reduced harvest from the estate's collection of about 300 apple and pear trees. Head gardener Simon Tetlow said prolonged summer drought had created one of the most challenging growing seasons the team had experienced. He said the ca
Plane landed in Manchester with 'minutes of fuel' left during storm (opens the original)
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A passenger jet carrying 171 people landed with about one per cent of its fuel remaining after severe weather and a series of diversions left it with only minutes to spare, an air safety report said. The Boeing 737 had been due to fly from Pisa, Italy, to Prestwick, near Glasgow, on 3 October last year, before being diverted via Edinburgh and eventually landing in Manchester. During Storm Amy, the aircraft encountered three separate wind shear events, a change in wind speed and direction at diff
Cleveland ex-offender says no punishment would have stopped her (opens the original)
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A former offender has said no punishment would have stopped her shoplifting while she was addicted to drugs. Jade Smith, 35, from Skelton in Cleveland, said she spent all of her money on cocaine and then stole food and household essentials because she had "nothing to live on" until she got paid again. After convictions, homelessness and a period living in a tent, she is now five to six weeks clean at a rehabilitation facility in Preston and trying to rebuild relationships with her children and f
Ulverston Turner Prize winner's new vision for hometown (opens the original)
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A Turner Prize-winning artist has revealed plans to transform a former car showroom near where he grew up, into a centre for art and learning. Keith Tyson has bought the former Mercedes-Benz garage on Princes Street in Ulverston, where he said he hopes to create a space for exhibitions, education and community engagement. The privately funded project aims to give young people opportunities to experience art after Tyson's own artistic education was shaped by local libraries growing up. He said "t
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