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Stop and search powers extended after night of gang violence in Manchester
Stop and search powers extended after night of gang violence in Manchester

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time11-03-2025

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Stop and search powers extended after night of gang violence in Manchester

Stop and search powers have been extended by police after a night of gang violence in north Manchester on Monday (March 10). Two people were stabbed before areas of Cheetham Hill, Crumpsall and Broughton were issued with the Section 60 order, giving officers enhanced powers to search people within a given area. Two men were taken to hospital for treatment after suffering 'superficial stab injuries', with police receiving further reports of people carrying weapons in the Waterloo Road and Hazelbottom Road areas of Cheetham Hill earlier in the afternoon. READ MORE: Lee Harrison gives thumbs up in court as police recover 'ugly object' from bedroom READ MORE: Stacey Solomon warns 'don't judge me' as she's 'exposed' by BBC Sort Your Life Out crew The Manchester Evening News understands the violence erupted following a flare up between two rival gangs in the area. One witness described two youths being arrested and handcuffed by police on Esmond Road in Cheetham Hill. He said the area was plagued by gangs of teenagers. "Something is happening every single day. We hear warnings to be careful at night when we go to prayers at the mosque," he said. Footage circulating on social media showed a heavy police presence, including armed response units, near the tram stop on Monday night. Stop and search powers, initially due to end just before midnight on Tuesday was then extended by police until the same time on Wednesday (March 12), with an increased officer presence in the area. Superintendent Muz Kernain said: "Violence will not be tolerated on our streets and we will come after the offenders. We strongly believe these were deliberate, targeted attacks with no wider threat to the public. While there have been no arrests so far, our officers are making significant progress as the investigation continues. "Our officers will be in the area to reassure and support our communities, who will understandably be shocked by the events." The Section 60 order gives officers extra powers to stop and search people in a defined geographic area and for a specified period of time. It allows officers to stop and search people even if they have no suspicion of a crime. The area covered includes: Tetlow Lane, Heath Street, Leicester Road, St James' Road, Bury New Road, Appian Way, Olanyian Drive, Bloomfield Drive, Fairy Lane, Waterloo Road, Elizabeth Street, Queen's Road, Smedley Road, Hazelbottom Road, Waterloo Street, Brightside Road, Crescent Road and St Mark's Lane. Appealing for any witnesses to come forward, Supt Kernain added: "Any members of the public with information on any of these incidents should call us quoting log 2344 of March 10, 2025. This could include eyewitness accounts or any relevant footage, such as CCTV, doorbell, or dashcam recordings. "Anybody who has any information or concerns regarding ongoing crime within their community should contact GMP on 101 or via the reporting tools on our website, or by calling Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555 111. Always dial 999 in an emergency."

Stacey Solomon 'broody' as she says 'I didn't think it was possible'
Stacey Solomon 'broody' as she says 'I didn't think it was possible'

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time28-02-2025

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Stacey Solomon 'broody' as she says 'I didn't think it was possible'

Stacey Solomon has revealed she is 'broody' for more babies - and the surprising thing that stirred up her feelings. The mum of five shares youngest children Rex, five, Rose, three, and two-year-old Belle with actor husband Joe Swash. She also has sons Zachary, 16, and Leighton, 11, from previous relationships. READ MORE: Alison Hammond in tears as ITV This Morning boss quits after famous wife's health diagnosis READ MORE: Gene Hackman cause of death U-turn as fire chief speaks out The BBC Sort Your Life Out star took to Instagram to share she was 'broody' after hearing the news that mummy pig in the Peppa Pig cartoon is pregnant. Read more Fearne Cotton pictured kissing new man after announcing split from husband She shared a photo from the show, and wrote: "I didn't think it was possible for a cartoon to make me broody," adding a crying with laughter emoji. Stacey, 35, continued: "I told Belle and Rose the news as well and they're more excited than if it was me pregnant I think. "Congrats mummy pig, daddy pig, props to George. We love you." Discussing her views about adding to her brood last year, Stacey said she'd 'love' to add to her family, whilst joking that her husband Joe will be 'off to get a vasectomy' after seeing her say it. Responding to a fan on Instagram who asked if she had finished having babies or would like to have more, Stacey wrote: "I can honestly say, my favourite thing in the world is being a mum. "I just get so much joy from watching our little ones grow & getting to be a part of their world. "I would love more. Whatever will be will be. But omg I love them. (Joe will be off to get a vasectomy when he sees this)." Back in May, the celeb shared her ultimate goal to leave television behind to be with her five kids, stating she only wants work that allows her to stay at home. A source told The Mirror: "Friends are already predicting that Stacey announces a new baby next year [2025] and she would love another little girl so she has three of each - the girls would all be so close growing up. "She also loves seeing how great Joe is as a girl dad. It brings tears to her eyes when he plays fairies and dolls and princesses with them and she wants more of that." Stacey and Joe are set to star in their own reality show, airing in 2025, showing their life at Pickle Cottage with their family.

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