TWO teenagers have appeared in court over the alleged murder of youngster in Bolton. Emergency services were called to Walker Avenue, Great Lever, in the early hours of the morning after reports of a stabbing. They took 15-year-old Reece Tansey to hospital but he died a short time later. Following this two teenagers, aged 14 and 15, both from Bolton, appeared at Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court charged with his murder. The pair, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were remanded in custody. Their case was too serious to be dealt with by magistrates and they will appear again at Manchester Crown Court on Monday.
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Robert Page said it was ‘a dream come true’ to lead Wales at Euro 2020 (Nick Potts/PA)
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Wales caretaker boss Robert Page says he has taken full control of the national team’s preparations for Euro 2020 in the absence of manager Ryan Giggs.
Giggs stepped back from his role in November and is due to appear at Manchester Crown Court on May 26 after being charged with assaulting two women and controlling or coercive behaviour. He denies the charges.
Man charged with causing death of Mr Ibiza Clive Pinnock by careless driving appears in court
Mr Pinnock, a well-known clubland figure nicknamed Mr Ibiza , was killed after a crash on Hyde Road in Gorton last year
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A man has appeared in court charged with causing the death of Clive Pinnock by careless driving.
Mr Pinnock, a well-known clubland figure nicknamed Mr Ibiza , was killed after a crash on Hyde Road in Gorton on April 8 last year.
Daniel Masiulis, 35, appeared at Manchester Magistrates Court today (April 5) charged with causing the death of Mr Pinnock by careless/inconsiderate driving.
Mr Masiulis, of Baguley Street, Droylsden, was granted bail and will next appear at Manchester Crown Court on June 2.
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Former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs appeared in court on Wednesday and denied assaulting two women, including a former girlfriend who is he accused of coercively controlling with violence.
The 47-year-old Giggs entered the not guilty pleas from the dock at Manchester Magistrates’ Court in his first court appearance since being charged earlier this month. The announcement of the charges led to Wales deciding Giggs would not coach the national team at the European Championship in June.
Giggs was released on conditional police bail to appear at Manchester Crown Court on May 26. His conditions of bail are he must not contact the two women or go to any address where they are.
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Former Manchester United star, Ryan Giggs drunkenly headbutted his former girlfriend Kate Greville at his £1.7million mansion, left her in fear of violence on ‘many occasions’ and also attacked her sister, a court heard today.
The Wales manager, 47, appeared at the Manchester Magistrates Court for his first appearance, and the three charges against him were read out before he entered not guilty pleas.
He denied assaulting the 36-year-old PR executive at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on November 1, and then hitting her younger sister, Emma, during the same alleged incident.
The Manchester United legend has also been charged with controlling and coercive behaviour over his relationship with Ms. Greville, with prosecutors alleging the abuse lasted almost three years.