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The remains of a Canadian soldier who fought in multiple battles during the First World War, returning to the front at one point after being wounded, has been identified more than 100 years after his death, the federal government announced on Friday.

JOURNAL reader Sharon Collins has emailed in to share this picture which features her grandfather in the Home Guard during the Second World War.

A man has confessed carrying a meat cleaver outside a primary school.

CHANGES have been announced to the bus services that were planned to be cut or reduced across Greater Manchester.

Bus services across Greater Manchester are set to change from this weekend.

A RESEARCH project is underway to bring back Leighs vibrant night-time economy.

POLICE officers have slapped closure orders on flats in Atherton, Astley, and Tyldesley following reports of criminal activity.

The final resting place of six soldiers killed in World War One have been identified and honoured in Services of Rededication around Ypres in Belgium on 18 and 19 October.

I visited a William Hill shop to place a £20,000 bet on Norwich City to be relegated. When I put my card into the machine, it was knocked back.

Images have been released of five men police want to speak to after a series of bank card thefts from older and disabled shoppers.