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A skip firm has been ordered to stop its activity after concerns over an unauthorised tip.Land at the MD Waste Management Ltd site on Edward Street in Hyde, Tameside, where a huge pile of rubbish has appeared, does not have planning permission for waste transfer activity, authorities said.The Environment Agency (EA), Tameside Council and Greater Manchester Police are working together to investigate and remove the waste from the land. “Illegal waste harms local communities and the environment,” a council spokesperson said. The has contacted MD Waste Management Ltd for comment.Tameside Council has served a Temporary Stop Notice requiring “the unauthorised…

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One person has been taken to hospital after a fire broke out at the military barracks accommodation block in Catterick Garrison.North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said multiple crews were sent at 19:48 BST on Thursday where the blaze was found to be “well alight”.The service said the person was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation while fire crews remained on scene until 02:43 BST.It said on-site personnel kept a watching brief overnight and a fire investigation was due to take place.Along with firefighters from North Yorkshire, additional resources were sent from several other stations.Unverified videos and images shared online…

Compared to many youngsters, Billy Vigar joined the football system late – and yet his talent was still recognised.He was scouted by Arsenal while playing for local club Hove Rivervale in Sussex, and joined the Premier League side’s academy.”It was just an amazing feeling,” said his father.”Sort of like your son’s been chosen. And I’d always promised him a decent pair of football boots if he joined an academy. So yeah, since then it’s cost me a fortune.”He was something different, Billy. I think most, even at Arsenal, they saw something different in him. He was a great athlete, basically.…

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Futuristic air taxis that take off like helicopters will be built at a new facility that is the first of its kind in the UK.Bristol-based company Vertical Aerospace has announced a new aircraft assembly centre at Cotswold Airport, near Kemble in Gloucestershire, describing it as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity”.The Valo aircraft currently being developed and tested there are electric, carry four passengers and can fly up to 160km (100 miles) with no operating emissions, the firm said.Minister for Reindustrialisation Blair McDougall said the new facility would “help turn British innovation into British manufacturing”.The new centre adds 60,000sq ft (5,574sq m) of…

Barcelona’s sporting director Deco said the club has no interest in pursuing Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel.Gabriel, 15, travelled to the Spanish city after informing United that he wanted to leave Old Trafford earlier this month.Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Paris St-Germain are among the clubs reportedly keen on securing his signature. “There’s nothing to say about this boy,” Deco said at a news conference.”It’s normal we always have players linked with us. There’s a huge market for that, even when they are young.”We are not interested in any player in his situation. I’m not sure what’s happening, and if…

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 different heights, and a request to divert to Manchester was initially refused.Manchester Airport said its policy was…

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The test works by sending small tissue samples taken from the tumour to the pathology lab. The samples are prepared for loading into a shoebox-sized sequencing machine made by Oxford Nanopore, which uses specialist software developed at the University of Nottingham, in partnership with hospital clinicians. The molecules of DNA pass through a nanopore – a tiny hole – which reveals the tumour’s unique genomic fingerprint.In Steve’s case, after the nanopore machine was running for 20 minutes, the neuropathology team called the theatre to tell them that the tumour was likely to be a glioblastoma.Dr Simon Paine, consultant neuropathologist at…