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Drink driver, 18, tried to swap seats with her passenger after crash - Vimarsana News

Drink driver, 18, tried to swap seats with her passenger after crash

Molly Pickering, an 18-year-old from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, lost control of her Ford Fiesta and ploughed into a fence while driving her pal home after an evening guzzling wine in a pub.

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Further UK strikes as 40,000 rail workers bring rail network to a halt over jobs, pay, conditions and safety, postal workers in latest 24-hour strike and Liverpool dockers in new week-long stoppage; Criminal Bar Association agrees sellout deal with UK government to end long-running strikes over pay and legal aid; two-week pay strike of Transnet port and rail workers in South Africa “throttling the economy”

Source: wsws.org
Blackburn couple fined for not having Covid forms at Manchester Airport - Vimarsana News

Blackburn couple fined for not having Covid forms at Manchester Airport

A Blackburn couple have been fined £4,000 after failing to fill in a passenger locator form before arriving back at Manchester Airport from…

Doctor, 85, who killed mother-of-three during botched operation 'left another patient disabled' - Vimarsana News

Doctor, 85, who killed mother-of-three during botched operation 'left another patient disabled'

Dr Isyaka Mamman, 85, (pictured) from Oldham, was previously suspended by medical watchdogs for lying about his age.

Supply teacher accused of hitting pupil on the shoulder with a pen is found not guilty of assault - Vimarsana News

Supply teacher accused of hitting pupil on the shoulder with a pen is found not guilty of assault

Michael Good, 43, from Leigh, appeared at Tameside Magistrates' Court following the incident at a Greater Manchester school.