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A man who was stabbed to death in a park was “loved and respected”, his family have said.Zherko Rasul Osman, 24, suffered serious stab wounds on Chapel Street in the Levenshulme area of Manchester just after 19:00 BST on Saturday and died at the scene, Greater Manchester Police said.A 23-year-old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder on Tuesday, remains in custody.In a tribute, Osman’s brother described him as “a kind, friendly and loving person who never looked for trouble or wanted to harm anyone”.”He was loved and respected by his friends, his mates and the neighbours in the…

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Dr Alan Stout, who chairs the British Medical Association’s (BMA) Northern Ireland Council, said he has “huge respect” for Nesbitt for the “clinically led principles” that he has had on Causeway Hospital, adding that he put “patient safety above politics”.Speaking on Radio Ulster’s Good Morning Ulster programme, he said: “It’s always far too easy to play the populism card, to promise what is undeliverable.”He said politicians who are prepared to stand up and make the difficult decisions are what is needed.Niall McGonigle, Northern Ireland Director of the Royal College of Surgeons said Nesbitt “worked to address long waiting times for…

Everyone in the Premier League wants clarity and a speedy resolution in the case against Manchester City which features more than 100 alleged breaches of its financial rules, says Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick.An independent commission is yet to publish a ruling, more than a year and a half after a disciplinary hearing concluded, and three and a half years since City were first charged.City have always denied wrongdoing.When asked if the length of time the process was taking was frustrating Arsenal, Garlick told BBC Sport: “It has gone on for a while.”Everybody – the league and the teams -…

A manhunt has been launched by Police Scotland after a two men were found stabbed to death in Glasgow.Paul Lafferty 50, and Gary Beaton, 54, were found with serious injuries at a flat in Chancellor Street, Partick on Sunday.They were pronounced dead at the scene, Police Scotland said in a statement.Now, a manhunt has been launched with detectives from Police Scotland urging anyone with information to come forward.Senior Investigating Officer Detective Superintendent Cheryl Kelly, of the Major Investigation Team, said: “My thoughts are with the families of Paul and Gary at this extremely difficult time and we are doing all…

Richard Tice has launched a scathing attack on the Conservatives as Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho unveiled the party’s plan to scrap Net Zero.Speaking to GB News, the Deputy Leader of Reform UK argued although he is “optimistic” about their new direction, the Tories “created the disaster that it Net Zero”.Speaking at a press conference in Westminster, Ms Coutinho said that “one of the biggest problems” Britain faces today is “the fact that we have the highest electricity prices in the developed world”. She said: “There is simply no such thing as a high growth, low energy country. And as…

Crown Princess Mette-Marit marked her 53rd birthday on Wednesday, with the Norwegian Royal House releasing a new family portrait on Instagram to celebrate the occasion.The image shows her posing with Crown Prince Haakon and their two children, 22-year-old Princess Ingrid Alexandra and 20-year-old Prince Sverre Magnus, and was captured earlier this year.The accompanying caption read: “Congratulations to Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mette-Marit, who turns 53 today!”Still recuperating from the lung transplant she underwent in June, the Crown Princess appeared in a navy blazer paired with an elegant golden silk skirt in the photograph.Crown Princess Mette-Marit marked her 53rd birthday…

Amanda Owen spoke candidly about a sad death on her farm that seemed “suspicious.”The Our Yorkshire Farm star posted a video on social media, writing over the clip, “The highs and lows of farming,” in which she explained the incident.She captioned the post: “Reality is just that. Gains and losses. We all know but sometimes choose to look away.”She began the video by stating: “I know that, obviously, I put up so many pictures of life on the farm, and I like to think that I put up a true reflection of how things are and what’s going on.”Amanda Owen…

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan has spoken out after research showed that the capital’s Ulez scheme had helped improve lung growth in children and cut emissions.A new study from Queen Mary University of London found that improvements in air quality following the introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone has had a huge impact on children’s health. The research involved more than 3,400 children between the ages of six and nine from 84 primary schools across London and Luton.Researchers measured and monitored the size of the children’s lungs at annual school visits from 2018 to 2022 to identify the impact…