themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--All the schools with confirmed Covid cases since start of academic year

The number of Greater Manchester schools with confirmed Covid cases now stands at 443 .
Thousands of pupils and teachers are isolating following positive cases across the region and some have already been sent home for a second time .
While some of those listed here have now returned to class , our list gives an overview of where cases have cropped up since the beginning of September .
We revealed yesterday how the number had reached 421 .
Now a further 22 have been confirmed - and that 's only the ones the Manchester Evening News has been alerted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be much higher .
While some are still sending home entire classes and year groups , many schools - secondaries in particular - seem to be identifying close contacts of confirmed cases to avoid such big numbers having to isolate .
Do you know a school where children are isolating ?
Let us know in the comments here or email the details to emma.gill @ reachplc.com .
The full list of schools where cases and self-isolations have been confirmed between now and the start of term .
Some may have now finished @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Manchester Communication Academy , Harpurhey - ( One bubble from Year 11 and one from Year 8 ) • St Agnes CE Primary , Longsight - ( One case in Reception and one in Year 1 .
Close contacts isolating ) • Trinity C of E High - ( Number of cases confirmed ) • Brookburn Primary , Chorlton - ( Year 5 isolating after one pupil and two staff positive ) • The East Manchester Academy - ( Cases confirmed case in Years 10 and 11 ) • Co-op Academy Walkden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and all Year 10 ) • Springwood Primary School , Swinton - ( four confirmed cases in two classes ) • St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary School , Salford - ( Cases in Years 4 , 5 and 6 ) • Ellesmere Park High , Salford - ( Some pupils from Years 7 and 11 and all Year 10 isolating ) • St Joseph and St Bede RC Primary School , Bury - ( One confirmed case among staff , Early Years isolating ) • Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Years 3 , 5 and 6 isolating ) • Ladybridge High , Bolton - ( Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating ) • King 's Leadership Academy , Bolton - ( Two Year 8 pupils isolating along with the whole of Year 7 ) • Harper Green High , Farnworth - ( Year 10 isolating and close contacts of positive cases in Year 7 ) • Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College , Altrincham - ( small number of Year 7s and all of Year 10 ) • Altrincham Grammar School for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 ) • Stretford High School , Stretford - ( Number of pupils in Year 9 and whole of Year 11 isolating ) • St Hugh of Lincoln RC Primary , Stretford - ( a Year 5/6 class , a Year 3 class and breakfast and afterschool club ) • Loreto Grammar , Altrincham , Trafford - ( 35 cases confirmed , whole of Year 12 among those isolating ) Use the handy search tool here to find out where cases have been confirmed : • Broadstone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ class from Year 3 and one class from Year 6 ) • Cheadle Hulme High School , Stockport - ( Two confirmed cases , plus confirmed case in sixth form ) • Ludworth Primary , Marple Bridge - ( Case confirmed , Reception isolating along with some Year 1s , some Year 2s and a Year 4 class ) • Hazel Grove High School , Stockport - ( Two cases confirmed , including one staff member .
Some Year 8s isolating ) • Great Academy Ashton , Tameside - ( part of Y10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Denton West End Primary , Tameside - ( Two classes from Year 3 bubble and Year 6 ) • Fairfield High School for Girls , Droylsden , Tameside - ( Cases in Years 7 , 9 , 10 and 11 , close contacts isolating ) • Godley Community Primary , Hyde - ( Closed to all except nursery children ) • St Damian 's RC Science College , Ashton , Tameside - ( Number of confirmed cases , whole of Year 10 among those isolating ) • The Radclyffe School , Oldham @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Years 7 and 9 , whole of Year 10 and around 50 pupils in Year 11 ) • Royton and Crompton Academy in Oldham - ( Positive cases confirmed , whole of Year 9 among those isolating ) • The Hathershaw College , Oldham - ( Cases confirmed in Years 7 , 9 and 10 ) • Stanley Road Primary , Chadderton - ( Cases in Reception and in Years 1 , 4 , 5 and 6 ) • Oasis Academy Leesbrook , Oldham - ( One bubble in Year 7 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Oldham Academy North , Oldham - ( A Year 9 bubble and member of staff isolating , plus another confirmed case among staff ) • North Chadderton School , Oldham - ( Four cases confirmed , including two in sixth form and member of catering team ) • St Thomas More RC Primary , Middleton - ( Three classes from Key Stage 1 ) • St Vincent 's Roman Catholic Primary School , Norden , Rochdale - ( One Year 4 class and one Year 6 class ) • Spotland Primary , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ classes from Years 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 isolating ) • Crossgates Primary , Milnrow - ( Years 2 and 3 on second isolation ) • Ince CE Primary , Wigan - ( One class from Year 5 and confirmed case in Year 4 ) • Shevington High , Wigan - ( Cases confirmed in Years 8 and 11 , staff also affected ) • Hindley High School , Wigan - ( Staff affected and confirmed cases in all years ) Has your school had to send children home to self-isolate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or email the details to emma.gill @ reachplc.com .

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The number of Greater Manchester schools with confirmed Covid cases now stands at 443.
Thousands of pupils and teachers are isolating following positive cases across the region and some have already been sent home for a second time.
While some of those listed here have now returned to class, our list gives an overview of where cases have cropped up since the beginning of September.
We revealed yesterday how the number had reached 421. Now a further 22 have been confirmed - and that's only the ones the Manchester Evening News has been alerted to.
The true figure is expected to be much higher.
While some are still sending home entire classes and year groups, many schools - secondaries in particular - seem to be identifying close contacts of confirmed cases to avoid such big numbers having to isolate.
Do you know a school where children are isolating? Let us know in the comments here or email the details to emma.gill@reachplc.com.
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The full list of schools where cases and self-isolations have been confirmed between now and the start of term. Some may have now finished isolating and returned to their classes:
Manchester
Wilbraham Primary School, Fallowfield - (Year 3 and Year 4 isolated twice)
St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School, Wythenshawe - (One Reception class)
Park View Community School, Miles Platting
Manchester High School for Girls - (Year 5 Prep)
Newall Green Primary School, Wythenshawe - (Cases in Year 1, Year 2, Nursery and Year 6 )
Old Hall Drive Academy, Gorton - (Year 6)
Old Moat Primary School, Withington - (Year 6)
St Aidan's Catholic Primary, Northern Moor - (Year 2)
Chorlton High School South - (A Year 7 class)
Green End Primary School, Burnage - (One Reception class)
Oswald Road Primary School, Chorlton - (Year 3)
Manchester Communication Academy, Harpurhey - (One bubble from Year 11 and one from Year 8)
Co-op Academy North Manchester, Blackley - (cases confirmed, pupils isolating including whole of Year 8)
Stanley Grove Primary Academy, Longsight - (a Year 3 class)
St Bernard's RC Primary, Burnage - (Early Years bubble)
Wright Robinson College, Gorton - (Cases confirmed in Years 8, 9, 10 and 11)
St Peter's High, Longsight - (Year 9)
Alma Park Primary, Levenshulme - (Year 1 and 2)
Holy Trinity CE Primary, Blackley - (One year group)
Chapel Street Community Primary School, Levenshulme - (One confirmed case)
Abraham Moss Community School, Manchester - (Pupils in Years 7, 9 and 11)
Parrs Wood High, Didsbury - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 8, 10 and 13)
St Margaret's CE Primary, Whalley Range - (Nursery)
Ladybarn Primary, Withington - (Year 5)
Abbott Community Primary, Collyhurst - (Year 5 and Year 6)
St Mary's CE Primary, Moston - (Nursery, Reception and Year 3)
Beaver Road Primary, Didsbury - (Two Year 4 classes)
Rolls Crescent Primary, Hulme - (Cases confirmed)
Camberwell Park Specialist Support School, Moston - (two bubbles isolating)
Our Lady's RC High, Blackley - (One confirmed case)
Cheetham CE Primary, Cheetham Hill - (One confirmed case)
Charlestown Primary, Blackley - (Year 5)
St Agnes CE Primary, Longsight - (One case in Reception and one in Year 1. Close contacts isolating)
Manchester Enterprise Academy, Fallowfield - (Cases confirmed in Years 8 and 9)
St Cuthbert's RC Primary, Withington - (confirmed case in Year 6)
St Augustine's CE Primary, Monsall - (Confirmed case)
Heald Place Primary, Rusholme - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Abbey Hey Primary Academy, Gorton - (One confirmed case)
Dean Trust Ardwick - (Year 8)
William Hulme's Grammar School - (Confirmed cases in Year 8, 11 and sixth form, close contacts isolating)
Didsbury High School - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Whalley Range High School - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Manchester Academy High - (Year 11, close contacts isolating)
Trinity C of E High - (Number of cases confirmed)
E-ACT Academy, Blackey - (Cases confirmed in Years 2 and 4)
Manchester Health Academy - (Confirmed case)
St Anthony's Catholic Primary School, Wythenshawe - (One confirmed case, contacts isolating)
Cavendish Primary, West Didsbury - (Year 5)
Cedar Mount Academy, Gorton - (Two cases confirmed)
Crab Lane Primary, Higher Blackley - (Year 6)
St James CE Primary, Gorton - (Year 4)
Haveley Hey Primary, Wythenshawe - (One confirmed case)
Webster Primary, Hulme - (Confirmed case, Year 5 class isolating)
Ringway Primary, Wythenshawe - (Year 5 class and Nursery isolating)
Crossacres Primary Academy, Wythenshawe - (Year 6)
St Matthew's RC High, New Moston - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Brookburn Primary, Chorlton - (Year 5 isolating after one pupil and two staff positive)
Medlock Primary School, Manchester - (confirmed case)
Burnage Academy for Boys - (Year 7 and Year 10)
Chorlton High School - (Year 11)
Oasis Academy Temple, Manchester - (Years 1, 3, 5 and 6)
New Islington Free School - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Co-op Academy Manchester - (Cases confirmed)
Loreto High, Chorlton - (Year 7)
Cravenwood Primary Academy, Crumpsall - (Year 6)
Plymouth Grove Primary, Chorlton - (Year 3 and Year 5)
St Bede's College, Manchester - (confirmed case in Prep class, class bubble isolating)
Moston Fields Primary, Manchester - (Year 2 and Year 6)
St John's CE Primary, Longsight - (Nursery and Reception)
New Moston Primary, Manchester - (Year 1)
West Didsbury Primary, Manchester - (Case confirmed)
Birchfields Primary, Fallowfield - (Cases confirmed, including staff member)
Oasis Academy Harpur Mount, Manchester - (Case confirmed in Year 1 bubble)
Briscoe Lane Academy, Newton Heath - (Case confirmed)
St Paul's Catholic High School, Wythenshawe - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Sacred Heart RC Primary School, Gorton - (a Year 1 class isolating)
Eden Boys School, Manchester - (Confirmed cases, close contacts isolating)
Manchester Communication Primary Academy - (Reception and small number of Year 3s isolating)
Chorlton Park Primary, Manchester - (Cases confirmed)
The East Manchester Academy - (Cases confirmed case in Years 10 and 11)
The Willows Primary, Wythenshawe - (Year 2)
St Clare's RC Primary, Manchester - (Case confirmed in Year 6)
Cheetwood Primary, Manchester - (Nursery, Reception, and Years 1, 2 and 6 isolating)
Crosslee Primary, Blackley - (Confirmed case)
St John's RC Primary, Chorlton - (One Year 6 class isolating)
Manchester Enterprise Academy, Wythenshawe - (Confirmed case in Year 10)
Irk Valley Community School, Lower Crumpsall - (Year 1)
Armitage CE Primary, Ardwick - (Cases confirmed)
All Saints Primary, Gorton - (Years 4, 5 and 6)
St Chad's RC Primary, Cheetham Hill - (Kitchen staff isolating after positive case)
The Barlow RC High School, Manchester - (Case confirmed in Year 10, close contacts isolating)
St Wilfrid's CE Primary, Northenden, Manchester - (Case confirmed)
Salford
Harrop Fold, Salford - (Year 10 and Year 11)
Buile Hill Academy, Salford - (Year 7 and some Year 10s)
Co-op Academy Swinton - (Year 7 and Year 10)
Ellenbrook Primary School, Walkden, Salford - (One class from Year 3)
Oasis Academy MediaCityUK, Salford - (Year 8 and Year 11 affected by cases)
Salford City Academy, Salford - (Small number from Year 7 and Year 11)
Co-op Academy Walkden - (SEND pupils from The Hive and all Year 10)
Springwood Primary School, Swinton - (four confirmed cases in two classes)
Branwood Preparatory School, Salford - (Reception class)
Moorside High, Swinton - (Year 8, Year 9 and a number of Year 10s isolating)
Broadoak Primary, Swinton - (One confirmed case)
Mossfield Primary, Swinton - (Year 5)
St Gilbert's RC Primary, Winton - (School closed)
St Andrew's CE Primary, Eccles - (Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2)
Bridgewater Primary, Little Hulton, Salford - (Year 4)
St Mark's CE Primary, Worsley - (One case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Holy Family Catholic School, Langworthy, Salford - (Confirmed cases, school closed to all year groups)
Monton Green Primary, Salford - (Year 6)
UTC@MediaCityUK - (Year 12)
Moorside Primary, Swinton - (Year 3)
St Ambrose Barlow RC High, Swinton - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 10 and 11)
Wardley CE Primary, Salford - (Year 5)
Cadishead Primary, Salford - (Year 5)
Bridgewater School, Salford - (Two confirmed cases, close contacts isolating)
St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary School, Salford - (Cases in Years 4, 5 and 6)
All Hallows RC High, Salford - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
St Luke's CE Primary, Weaste, Salford - (Years 3 and 4)
St Patrick's RC High, Eccles - (Confirmed case in Year 8)
Holy Cross and All Saints RC Primary, Eccles, Salford - (Case confirmed)
Ellesmere Park High, Salford - (Some pupils from Years 7 and 11 and all Year 10 isolating)
St Andrew's CE Primary, Boothstown, Salford - (Years 1 and 2)
Christ The King RC Primary, Walkden - (One staff member positive, Year 4 isolating)
Willow Tree Primary, Salford - (Two cases confirmed)
St Paul's CE Primary, Walkden - (Years 2 and 5)
The Deans Primary, Swinton - (Case confirmed)
The Friars Primary School, Salford - (Case confirmed)
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Bury
Heaton Park Primary School, Bury - (Class 2W and Year 3)
Lowercroft Primary School, Bury - (Year 6)
St Bernadette's RC Primary, Whitefield - (Nursery, Years 1, 2, 5 and 6)
St Gabriel's RC High School, Bury - (Year 11)
Bury CE High School, Bury - (confirmed case)
Holly Mount RC Primary, Bury - (A Year 1/2 class isolating after staff member tested positive)
Holly Mount RC Primary, Bury - (A Year 1/2 class isolating after staff member tested positive) Elton Primary, Bury - (Year 3/4 bubble)
Radcliffe Primary School, Bury - (Year 6)
Philips High School, Whitefield - (A number of confirmed cases)
Unsworth Academy, Bury - (Year 7)
Whitefield Community Primary, Bury - (One confirmed case)
Butterstile Primary School, Prestwich, Bury - (Year 1)
St Joseph and St Bede RC Primary School, Bury - (One confirmed case among staff, Early Years isolating)
Tottington High, Bury - (Year 8)
St Marie's RC Primary, Bury - (Year 4)
East Ward Community Primary School, Bury - (Classes in Year 4, 5 and 6 affected)
Parrenthorn High School, Bury - (positive case in Year 8, close contacts isolating)
Elton High School, Bury - (Three cases confirmed, contacts isolating)
Woodhey High, Bury - (Year 11)
St Michael's RC Primary, Whitefield - (one adult positive, one year bubble isolating)
Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary, Bury - (Two confirmed cases, Years 3, 5 and 6 isolating)
St Monica's RC High, Prestwich - (Year 8 and Year 11)
St Peter's CE Primary, Whitefield - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
St Margaret's CE Primary, Prestwich - (School closed to all year groups)
Chapelfield Primary, Radcliffe - (One Year 3 class isolating)
Elms Bank, Bury - (KS4 pod isolating)
The Derby High School, Bury - (Case confirmed in Year 10, close contacts isolating)
The Heys School, Prestwich - (Year 9)
Our Lady of Grace RC Primary School, Prestwich - (Confirmed case)
Emmanuel Holcombe Church of England Primary, Bury - (Case confirmed, Class 2 isolating)
Bury Grammar School Boys - (Year 6 and Year 11)
Bury Grammar School Girls - (One Year 8 form)
Springside Primary, Bury - (Confirmed case)
Bolton
Prestolee Primary School, Radcliffe
St Bernard's RC, Bolton - (Year 5 bubble)
Beaumont Primary, Bolton - (Reception)
Clarendon Primary, Bolton - (Year 6 bubble)
Spindle Point Primary, Bolton - (Only Year 4 remains in school)
Ladybridge High, Bolton - (Every year apart from Year 7 now isolating)
St James CE High, Farnworth - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 10 and 11)
Mount St Joseph secondary, Bolton - (Year 8)
Thornleigh Salesian College, Bolton - (Year 9)
Chorley New Road Primary, Bolton - (Year 3, Year 5 and Year 6)
Tonge Moor Primary Academy, Bolton - (Year 1 bubble and Year 2)
St Gregory's RC Primary, Farnworth - (Two positive cases, Year 5 isolating)
The Ferns Primary Academy, Farnworth - (Year 2 and Year 4)
St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary, Heaton, Bolton - (Year 3)
Claypool Primary, Horwich - (Year 3)
Birtenshaw, Bolton - (One confirmed case)
King's Leadership Academy, Bolton - (Two Year 8 pupils isolating along with the whole of Year 7)
Rivington and Blackrod High School, Bolton - (Three Year 7 forms)
Little Lever School, Bolton - (One Year 7 form)
Canon Slade School, Bolton - (Cases confirmed in Year 7, Year 9 and Year 11)
Leverhulme Community Primary School, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
Lever Edge Primary Academy, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
St Maxentius CofE Primary School, Bolton - (Head and deputy/Year 5 teacher confirmed cases, all Year 5 isolating)
Harwood Meadows Primary School, Bolton - (Confirmed case)
Harper Green High, Farnworth - (Year 10 isolating and close contacts of positive cases in Year 7)
Kearsley West Primary School, Kearsley, Bolton - (Member of staff positive, Nursery and Reception isolating)
St Catherine's Academy, Bolton - (Case confirmed in Year 8, close contacts isolating )
University Collegiate School, Bolton - (Years 7 to 11 isolating)
Sharples School, Bolton - (Year 7 and Year 10)
St James' Daisy Hill Primary, Bolton - (Year 6)
Eden Boys School, Bolton - (Confirmed cases, close contacts isolating)
St Thomas CE Primary, Halliwell, Bolton - (Two cases confirmed)
Westhoughton High, Bolton - (One Year 7 form isolating)
Blackshaw Primary, Bolton - (Year 4)
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Trafford
Gorse Hill Primary School, Stretford - (Year 1)
Brooklands Primary School, Sale
Seymour Park Community Primary, Old Trafford
Urmston Grammar - (Part of Year 12)
Blessed Thomas Holford Catholic College, Altrincham - (small number of Year 7s and all of Year 10)
Old Trafford Community Academy, Old Trafford
St John Vianney RC School, Stretford - (Small number self-isolating)
Altrincham Grammar School for Girls - (Cases confirmed in Years 8, 9, 10 and 11)
Stretford High School, Stretford - (Number of pupils in Year 9 and whole of Year 11 isolating)
St Alphonsus RC Primary, Old Trafford - (Year 4 and Year 5)
Flixton Girls School, Trafford - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 11 and 13)
St Hilda's CE Primary, Stretford - (Years 1, 2, 5 and 6)
St Hugh of Lincoln RC Primary, Stretford - (a Year 5/6 class, a Year 3 class and breakfast and afterschool club)
Sale Grammar - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 8, 9 and 13)
Sale High School - (Two cases confirmed)
Altrincham Grammar School for Boys - (Year 11)
Broomwood Primary, Trafford - (Year 1)
Ashton-on-Mersey School, Trafford - (Cases confirmed in Year 7, Year 9 and sixth form)
Stretford Gramnmar, Stretford - (Year 11)
Wellacre Academy, Trafford - (Confirmed case)
Kings Road Primary, Stretford - (Confirmed case)
St Matthew's CE Primary, Stretford - (Confirmed case)
St Ambrose Preparatory School, Altrincham - (Year 6 class)
Pictor Academy, Timperley, Altrincham - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
St Mary's CE Primary, Davyhulme - (Confirmed case)
Wellington School, Timperley - (Cases confirmed)
Well Green Primary, Altrincham - (Case confirmed)
Davyhulme Primary, Trafford - (Year 5)
Manor Academy, Sale - (Case confirmed)
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Sale - (Case confirmed)
Loreto Grammar, Altrincham, Trafford - (35 cases confirmed, whole of Year 12 among those isolating )
Lostock High, Trafford - (Cases confirmed)
Victoria Park Junior School, Stretford - (Case confirmed)
St Vincent's Catholic Primary, Altrincham - (Case confirmed, class isolating)
Use the handy search tool here to find out where cases have been confirmed:
Stockport
St Winifred’s RC Primary, Heaton Mersey
Didsbury Road Primary School, Stockport - (Year 1)
Adswood Primary, Stockport - (Year 1, Year 2, one class from Y5/6)
Cheadle Hulme Primary School, Stockport - (Two classes from Year 2)
Cheadle Hulme School, Cheadle Hulme - (Cases confirmed in Years 8, 12 and 13)
Broadstone Hall Primary, Stockport - (One class from Year 3 and one class from Year 6)
Gatley Primary School, Stockport - (Reception)
St Anne's RC High, Stockport - (Year 11)
The Kingsway School, Stockport - (Confirmed cases)
Great Moor Junior School, Stockport - (Year 3)
Werneth School, Stockport - (Confirmed case in Year 7, bubble of 80 students isolating)
Marple Hall School, Stockport - (Year 8)
Cheadle Hulme High School, Stockport - (Two confirmed cases, plus confirmed case in sixth form)
Priestnall School, Stockport - (Year 8)
Stockport School, Stockport - (Confirmed case, 19 students isolating)
St James' Catholic High, Cheadle - (Years 9, 10 and 11)
Ludworth Primary, Marple Bridge - (Case confirmed, Reception isolating along with some Year 1s, some Year 2s and a Year 4 class)
Bridge Hall Primary, Stockport - (Case confirmed)
Valley School, Stockport - (Staff member isolating)
Bolshaw Primary, Stockport - (Year 5/6)
Thorn Grove Primary, Cheadle Hulme - (One Year 5 class isolating)
Cale Green Primary School, Stockport - (Confirmed case)
Harrytown Catholic High School, Stockport - (Year 11)
Hazel Grove High School, Stockport - (Two cases confirmed, including one staff member. Some Year 8s isolating)
Vale View Primary, Stockport - (Reception and Year 1)
St Joseph's Catholic Primary, Stockport - (Case confirmed)
Rose Hill Primary, Marple - (Case confirmed)
Tameside
Great Academy Ashton, Tameside - (part of Y10 and a bubble from another year)
St Stephen's RC Primary School, Droylsden - (Confirmed case in Key Stage 2)
St Anne's Primary School, Denton - (One class in Year 5)
Inspire Academy, Ashton - (Year 1)
Yew Tree Primary, Dukinfield - (Year 5)
Manor Green Primary Academy, Denton - (Year 1)
Droylsden Academy - (One staff member)
Denton West End Primary, Tameside - (Two classes from Year 3 bubble and Year 6)
Dowson Primary Academy, Hyde - (Year 1)
Fairfield High School for Girls, Droylsden, Tameside - (Cases in Years 7, 9, 10 and 11, close contacts isolating)
Pinfold Primary School, Tameside - (Year 4 and Year 5)
Waterloo Primary School, Ashton, Tameside - (Two classes in Year 4 bubble)
Mossley Hollins High, Tameside - (Three positive cases)
Mottram CE Primary, Tameside - (One class from Year 4/5)
Denton Community College, Tameside - (One positive case)
Audenshaw School, Tameside - (One positive case)
Rosehill Methodist Primary Academy, Ashton, Tameside - (a Year 6 class)
Godley Community Primary, Hyde - (Closed to all except nursery children)
Copley Academy, Stalybridge - (Positive cases in Year 7, 8, 10 and 11 - close contacts isolating)
St Thomas More RC College, Denton - (Confirmed case, around 30 pupils isolating)
Alder Community High, Hyde - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Hyde High School, Hyde - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Greenside Primary, Droylsden, Tameside - (Year 2)
Broadbent Fold Primary, Dukinfield - (One positive case, group of Year 5/6 isolating)
Ravensfield Primary, Dukinfield, Tameside - (Year 5 class isolating)
Endeavour Academy, Hyde - (Year 5 and 6)
Corrie Primary and Nursery, Denton - (One confirmed case)
West Hill School, Stalybridge - (One confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Canon Burrows CE Primary, Ashton - (Year 6)
Flowery Field Primary, Hyde - (Year 3 class bubble)
Longdendale High, Hyde - (Case confirmed in Year 9, close contacts isolating)
St James' CE Primary, Ashton, Tameside - (Year 1/2 bubble and Year 5/6 bubble)
St Paul's Catholic Primary, Hyde - (Year 4)
Rayner Stephens High School, Dukinfield, Tameside - (Case confirmed)
All Saints Catholic College, Dukinfield, Tameside - (Two cases confirmed)
Fairfield Road Primary, Droylsden - (Confirmed case)
Canon Johnson CE Primary, Ashton, Tameside - (Case confirmed in Year 3)
St Damian's RC Science College, Ashton, Tameside - (Number of confirmed cases, whole of Year 10 among those isolating)
Laurus Ryecroft, Droylsden, Tameside - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Gorse Hall Primary, Stalybridge, Tameside - (One Year 6 bubble isolating)
St Christopher's RC Primary School, Ashton, Tameside - (Years 1 and 6)
Arlies Primary School, Stalybridge, Tameside - (Case confirmed)
St Stephen's CE Primary, Audenshaw, Tameside - (Cases confirmed)
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Oldham
St Martin's CE Primary, Oldham - (One class)
Yew Tree Community School, Chadderton - (Class 4 Red)
Hey with Zion, Lees, Oldham - (Nursery)
Whitegate End Primary and Nursery, Chadderton, Oldham - (One Year 6 class)
The Radclyffe School, Oldham - (Close contacts of positive cases in Years 7 and 9, whole of Year 10 and around 50 pupils in Year 11)
St Matthew's CE Primary, Chadderton - (two Year 3 classes)
Royton and Crompton Academy in Oldham - (Positive cases confirmed, whole of Year 9 among those isolating)
Saddleworth School, Oldham - (Years 7, 9 and 11)
Blue Coat School, Oldham - (Year 10 and contacts of Year 8 case isolating)
Crompton House CE School, Oldham - (Years 7, 8, 12 and 13 affected)
Oasis Academy Oldham - (Year 10 and Year 11)
The Hathershaw College, Oldham - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 9 and 10)
Corpus Christi RC Primary School, Oldham - (Nursery, Reception and Year 1)
Roundthorn Primary Academy, Oldham - (Year 1 and Year 6)
Horton Mill Primary School, Oldham - (Several cases, full school closed)
Stanley Road Primary, Chadderton - (Cases in Reception and in Years 1, 4, 5 and 6)
St Chad's Church of England Primary School, Oldham - (Year 1/2)
Mills Hill Primary, Chadderton - (One Year 4 class bubble)
Oasis Academy Leesbrook, Oldham - (One bubble in Year 7, one bubble in Year 10)
The Oldham Academy North, Oldham - (A Year 9 bubble and member of staff isolating, plus another confirmed case among staff)
Knowsley Junior School, Oldham - (Year 6)
Fir Bank Primary, Royton, Oldham - (One confirmed case)
St Paul's CE Primary, Royton, Oldham - (Year 5)
St Joseph's RC Junior, Infant and Nursery School, Shaw, Oldham - (Year 5 and 6 bubble)
Co-op Academy Failsworth - (Cases in Years 9, 10 and 11)
Holy Cross CE Primary, Oldham - (Year 3)
Greenfield Primary, Oldham - (Year 5)
Waterhead Academy, Oldham - (Cases confirmed)
Newman RC College, Oldham - (One case confirmed in Year 11, close contacts isolating)
North Chadderton School, Oldham - (Four cases confirmed, including two in sixth form and member of catering team)
Werneth Primary, Oldham - (Year 2 and 3)
Royton Hall Primary, Oldham - (Year 3/4 class)
Higher Failsworth Primary, Oldham - (Year 4)
Thornham St James CE Primary, Oldham - (Years 2, 5 and 6)
St Hilda's CE Primary, Oldham - (Year 2)
Littlemoor Primary, Oldham - (Confirmed case, two classes isolating)
Christ Church CE Primary, Chadderton - (Case confirmed in Key Stage 1 bubble and Year 6)
Thorp Primary, Oldham - (Nursery and Reception)
Oldham Hulme Grammar, Oldham - (Cases confirmed)
Burnley Brow Community School, Chadderton, Oldham - (Reception, Year 3 and Year 4 isolating)
Bare Trees Primary, Chadderton, Oldham - (Early Years and Key Stage 1 isolating)
Rochdale
Sandbrook Community Primary School, Rochdale - (Cases confirmed in Years 3 and 4)
Broadfield Primary School, Rochdale - (Three bubbles)
Marland Hill Community Primary School, Rochdale - (Two bubbles)
St Cuthbert's RC High School, Rochdale - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 9 and 11)
Boarshaw Primary School, Middleton - (One bubble)
Middleton Parish Church School
Bowlee Park Community School, Middleton - (Cases confirmed in Years 1, 2, 3 and 4)
St Luke's Primary, Heywood - (Full school closed)
St Anne's Academy, Middleton - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 9, 10 and 11)
Meanwood Primary, Rochdale - (Cases confirmed in Years 1, 2, 4, 5)
Alkrington Primary, Middleton - (Year 6)
Woodland Community Primary, Heywood - (Three classes in Year 6)
Falinge Park High School, Rochdale - (Two bubbles from Year 7)
Oulder Hill Community School, Rochdale - (Close contacts of Year 8)
Norden Community Primary School, Rochdale - (Nursery, Reception and Year 5)
St Thomas More RC Primary, Middleton - (Three classes from Key Stage 1)
Holy Trinity CE Primary, Littleborough - (positive case in Year 3)
Middleton Technology School - (Two confirmed cases)
Cardinal Langley RC High, Middleton - (Year 7, Year 10, sixth form)
Deeplish Primary Academy, Rochdale - (Year 4)
St Vincent's Roman Catholic Primary School, Norden, Rochdale - (One Year 4 class and one Year 6 class)
Hamer Primary, Rochdale - (Two bubbles isolating)
Wardle Academy, Rochdale - (Cases in Years 7, 8, 9 and 10)
Hollingworth Academy, Rochdale - (Cases confirmed)
Matthew Moss High, Rochdale - (Some bubbles closed following confirmed case)
Holy Family RC and CE College, Heywood - (Year 9)
Greenbank Primary, Rochdale - (Year 6 bubble)
Spotland Primary, Rochdale - (A Reception class and classes from Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 isolating)
Newhouse Academy, Heywood - (Confirmed case, close contacts isolating)
Castleton Primary, Rochdale - (Class 1L)
Kingsway Park High, Rochdale - (Confirmed cases in Years 10 and 11)
Hollin Primary, Middleton - (Confirmed cases in Years 4 and 6)
Redwood School, Rochdale - (Confirmed case)
Lowerplace Primary, Rochdale - (Case confirmed)
Crossgates Primary, Milnrow - (Years 2 and 3 on second isolation)
Hopwood Community Primary, Heywood - (Confirmed cases in Reception and Year 3)
All Souls Primary, Heywood - (Case confirmed in Year 2)
Wigan
St Mary's Catholic High School, Astley, Wigan - (Years 7, 8, 11, 12 and 13 affected)
St Michael's CE Primary, Atherton, Wigan - (Years 1 and 6 affected)
Westleigh Methodist Primary School, Leigh - (Year 3 and Year 4)
Dean Trust Wigan - (Year 7, 8 and 9, plus staff members affected)
Hawkley Hall High, Wigan - (Years 7, 8, 10 and 11 affected)
R L Hughes Primary School, Wigan
Canon Sharples CE Primary School, Wigan - (Nursery and Years 1 and 2 affected)
Ince CE Primary, Wigan - (One class from Year 5 and confirmed case in Year 4)
St John Fisher Catholic High, Wigan - (Confirmed cases in every year)
Twelve Apostles RC Primary, Leigh - (Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and staff affected)
Mab's Cross Primary School, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Cansfield High School, Wigan - (Year 9, Year 11 isolating for second time)
The Deanery, Wigan - (Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 affected)
Rowan Tree Primary, Wigan - (One confirmed case)
Bedford High, Wigan - (Year 10)
Oakfield High School and College, Wigan - (One confirmed case)
Byrchall High, Wigan - (Years 8 and 11, plus staff affected)
St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Wigan - (Year 8, Year 10 and Year 11)
Standish Community High, Wigan - (Cases confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Landgate School, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Abram Bryn Gates Primary School, Wigan - (Year 3 affected)
Lowton St Mary's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
Meadowbank Primary School, Wigan - (Years 1 and 2 affected)
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Beech Hill - (staff affected, plus Year 5)
St Catherine's Catholic Primary School, Lowton - (Year 6 affected)
St Luke's CofE Primary School, Lowton - (Year 2)
St Mary's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
St Stephen's CofE Primary School, Wigan - (Year 5 affected)
St Thomas CofE Junior and Infant School, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
Atherton Community School, Wigan - (Year 10 affected)
Golborne High School, Wigan - (Years 7 and 9 affected)
Orrell Lamberhead Green Academy, Wigan - (Year 3)
St John's CE Primary, Wigan - (staff and Years 2 and 6 affected)
Hope School and College, Wigan - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
Woodfield Primary, Wigan - (One case confirmed)
Fred Longworth High School, Wigan - (Cases confirmed in Years 8 and 10)
Shevington High, Wigan - (Cases confirmed in Years 8 and 11, staff also affected)
Platt Bridge Community School, Wigan - (Cases confirmed)
Beech Hill Community Primary School, Wigan - (Staff affected)
Leigh CE Primary, Wigan - (Year 6 affected)
Marus Bridge Primary School, Wigan - (Year 6 affected)
Orrell Newfold Community Primary, Wigan - (Year 3 affected)
Parklee Primary, Wigan - (Year 1 affected)
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Leigh - (Staff affected plus Year 2)
Leigh St John's CofE Primary, Wigan - (Staff and Year 5 affected)
St Joseph's Primary, Leigh - (Staff affected)
St Jude's Catholic Primary, Wigan - (Year 1 and staff affected)
St Mary and St John Catholic Primary School, Wigan - (Staff affected)
St Wilfrids Catholic Primary School, Wigan - (Staff affected)
St William's Catholic Primary School, Ince, Wigan - (Years 5, 6 and staff affected)
Hindley High School, Wigan - (Staff affected and confirmed cases in years 8 and 9)
Lowton CE High School, Wigan - (Staff affected, plus Year 9)
St Bernadette's Catholic Primary, Wigan - (School closed)
St Peter's Catholic High, Wigan - (Case confirmed in Year 7)
Bedford Hall Methodist Primary, Wigan - (Case confirmed)
Hindsford CE Primary School, Wigan - (Years 5 and 6 affected)
Leigh Central Primary, Wigan - (Reception, Years 2, 3, 4 and staff affected)
Lowton West Primary, Wigan - (Year 6 affected)
Marsh Green Primary, Wigan - (Year 4 affected)
Millbrook Primary, Wigan - (Year 1 affected)
St James' CE Primary, Wigan - (Staff affected)
St Oswald's Catholic Primary, Wigan - (Staff affected)
St Patrick's Catholic Primary, Wigan - (Staff affected)
Winstanley Community Primary School, Wigan - (Reception, Year 3 and staff affected)
Worsley Mesnes Community Primary School, Wigan - (Years 3, 4 and 6 affected)
St Mark's CE Primary, Wigan - (Year 5)
Has your school had to send children home to self-isolate? Let us know in the comments or email the details to emma.gill@reachplc.com.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Primark coat which has shoppers in a frenzy is being sold for double the price

It 's fair to say that its officially coat weather and our favourite high-street stores are stocking up on a variety of winter warmers .
And Primark sent shoppers into a frenzy earlier this week when it released a collection of winter pieces .
But it was one coat in particular that caught people 's eye - a khaki puffer jacket .
The jacket is a complete steal at £35 and comes in three colours - cream , khaki and black .
Word of warning though , while it will keep you cosy and warm , it may not withstand @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shoppers are loving it .
So much so , it is thought to be selling out in some places .
However , this has lead to someone selling the stylish coat for more double the price on eBay after becoming popular amongst bloggers and influencers .
The item is being listed for £70 plus £7.28 delivery and as a size 8-10 , described as `` Khaki Bloggers Fave Primark Coat 8/10 OverSized Sold Out Everywhere . ''
Unfortunately , Primark does n't have an online store where you can keep checking if it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a few trips to your local stores if you want to get your hands on .
And it 's not the only winter item that has caught people 's eyes .
Primark shoppers were left in disbelief over new £30 winter coat which 'looks designer ' earlier this week .

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It's fair to say that it is officially coat weather and our favourite high-street stores are stocking up on a variety of winter warmers.
And Primark sent shoppers into a frenzy earlier this week when it released a collection of winter pieces.
But it was one coat in particular that caught people's eye - a khaki puffer jacket.
The jacket is a complete steal at £35 and comes in three colours - cream, khaki and black.
Word of warning though, while it will keep you cosy and warm, it may not withstand the northern weather.
That aside, shoppers are loving it. So much so, it is thought to be selling out in some places.
However, this has lead to someone selling the stylish coat for more double the price on eBay after becoming popular amongst bloggers and influencers.
(Image: eBay)
The item is being listed for £70 plus £7.28 delivery and as a size 8-10, described as "Khaki Bloggers Fave Primark Coat 8/10 OverSized Sold Out Everywhere."
Unfortunately, Primark doesn't have an online store where you can keep checking if it's in stock so it may take a few trips to your local stores if you want to get your hands on.
And it's not the only winter item that has caught people's eyes.
Primark shoppers were left in disbelief over new £30 winter coat which 'looks designer' earlier this week.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--What time is the Britain's Got Talent 2020 final on and who are the finalists?

It may be months overdue but the Britain 's Got Talent 2020 final is finally here .
After five weeks of semi-final shows , the winner will be announced tonight ( Saturday ) on ITV .
The final would usually take place in May following a week of exciting shows to whittle down the contestants .
But the coronavirus pandemic pushed it all back so fans have waited five months for the big finale .
Just like with the previous shows , all 10 acts have pre-recorded their performances the night before for safety reasons – but the winner , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be announced live .
The one thing that has n't changed is the big prize of £250,000 , as well as a spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance .
The five finalists chosen by the judges after each semi-final will perform when BGT airs at 7.30pm on ITV , as well as the five acts put through by the public vote across the series .
Already through are variety act Steve Royle ; dancing duo Aaron and Jasmine ; magician Magical Bones ; Manchester comedy singer and performer Jon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The remaining acts , who have been selected via a public vote , will be revealed during the programme .
The BGT final will also feature performances by the combined companies of Les Miserables – The Staged Concert , The Phantom Of The Opera and Mary Poppins .
Some 60 performers will come together to give fans a taste of London ’ s West End , including Michael Ball , Matt Lucas , Carrie Hope Fletcher , John Owen-Jones , Shan Ako , Killian Donnelly , Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 35th birthday and The Phantom Of The Opera 's 34th birthday .
The Britain 's Got Talent final airs on ITV at 7.30pm .

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It may be months overdue but the Britain's Got Talent 2020 final is finally here.
After five weeks of semi-final shows, the winner will be announced tonight (Saturday) on ITV.
The final would usually take place in May following a week of exciting shows to whittle down the contestants.
But the coronavirus pandemic pushed it all back so fans have waited five months for the big finale.
Just like with the previous shows, all 10 acts have pre-recorded their performances the night before for safety reasons – but the winner, who is chosen by the public, will be announced live.
The one thing that hasn't changed is the big prize of £250,000, as well as a spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance.
The five finalists chosen by the judges after each semi-final will perform when BGT airs at 7.30pm on ITV, as well as the five acts put through by the public vote across the series.
Already through are variety act Steve Royle; dancing duo Aaron and Jasmine; magician Magical Bones; Manchester comedy singer and performer Jon Courtenay; and stand-up comedian Nabil Abdulrashid.
The remaining acts, who have been selected via a public vote, will be revealed during the programme.
The BGT final will also feature performances by the combined companies of Les Miserables – The Staged Concert, The Phantom Of The Opera and Mary Poppins.
Some 60 performers will come together to give fans a taste of London’s West End, including Michael Ball, Matt Lucas, Carrie Hope Fletcher, John Owen-Jones, Shan Ako, Killian Donnelly, Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp.
The performance coincides with Les Miserables' 35th birthday and The Phantom Of The Opera's 34th birthday.
The Britain's Got Talent final airs on ITV at 7.30pm.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--These three men have been banned from parts of Salford

Three men have been handed injunction orders banning them from parts of Salford as police work to crackdown on organised crime in the city .
James Swindells and Tyler Lomas , both 22 , and Mitchum Fisher , 21 , have each been handed a four-year civil injunction order at Manchester County Court .
It means the three men can not enter particular a number of streets and areas of the city , or make contact with specified individuals for the next four years .
Swindells , of Hereford Road , Lomas , of The De Traffords , and Fisher @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prevented from inciting or causing conduct that is likely to cause harassment , alarm or distress to any person within the area of Salford .
All three are prevented from possessing a bladed article or hammer .
Any suspected breach of the provisions could lead to their arrest , imprisonment or a fine for being in contempt of court .
The order bans both Swindells and Fisher from Salford Shopping Park Precinct , while Swindells and Lomas must not enter the Orchard Trading Estate .
All three men have been banned from Whit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Cromwell Road and Keswick Grove , all in Salford , as well as Coniston Avenue , in Whitefield .
Swindells and Lomas are both banned from Russell Road , Indigo Walk and Gisborn Drive , all in Salford .
While Fisher and Lomas are both banned from Lissadel Street and Hereford Road , both in Salford .
In addition Swindells is banned from Hankinson Way and Trentham Lawns , both in Salford .
Fisher is also banned from Trentham Lawns , Hankinson Way and Virginia Drive , all in Salford .
One @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three men is a “ significant result ” that will help keep the streets of Salford “ clear of serious and organised crime ” .
The legal action is part of a Greater Manchester Police ( GMP ) operation to tackle organised crime in Salford .
The civil injunction , under part one of the Anti-Social and Behaviour Crime and Policing Act , was ordered after an application by the force as part of Operation Naseby , with support from Salford City Council .
There have been 117 arrests , 101 vehicles seized @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Operation Naseby in April 2020 .
GMP have also been working alongside partners in Salford City Council as part of Project Gulf - an initiative dedicated to tackling organised crime in the city with a view to deter reoffending as well as taking down criminal groups .
Detective Chief Inspector Rick Thompson , of GMP 's Salford division , said : “ This civil injunction is a significant result and one that we believe will play a further part in helping us keep the streets of Salford clear of serious and organised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ working to ensure those involved in criminal activity are brought through the courts and face justice , we are keen to continue using whatever legal avenues are available to us to disrupt the activity taking place between individuals operating in criminal groups .
“ Any breaches of these orders are a serious offence and it is important that anyone who suspects there to be any breaches of these civil injunctions contact police on 101 or Crimestoppers with any information they may have.
” Councillor David Lancaster , lead member for environment and community @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ This is welcome news and an example of good partnership working.
” Anyone with any information should contact police on 101 quoting Operation Naseby .
Details can be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 .

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Three men have been handed injunction orders banning them from parts of Salford as police work to crackdown on organised crime in the city.
James Swindells and Tyler Lomas, both 22, and Mitchum Fisher, 21, have each been handed a four-year civil injunction order at Manchester County Court.
It means the three men cannot enter particular a number of streets and areas of the city, or make contact with specified individuals for the next four years.
Swindells, of Hereford Road; Lomas, of no fixed address; and Fisher, of Russell Road, are also prevented from inciting or causing conduct that is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to any person within the area of Salford.
(Image: GMP)
All three are prevented from possessing a bladed article or hammer.
Any suspected breach of the provisions could lead to their arrest, imprisonment or a fine for being in contempt of court.
The order bans both Swindells and Fisher from Salford Shopping Park Precinct , while Swindells and Lomas must not enter the Orchard Trading Estate .
All three men have been banned from Whit Lane, Murray Street, Stanton Avenue, Cromwell Road and Keswick Grove , all in Salford, as well as Coniston Avenue , in Whitefield.
Swindells and Lomas are both banned from Russell Road, Indigo Walk and Gisborn Drive , all in Salford.
While Fisher and Lomas are both banned from Lissadel Street and Hereford Road , both in Salford.
In addition Swindells is banned from Hankinson Way and Trentham Lawns , both in Salford.
Fisher is also banned from Trentham Lawns, Hankinson Way and Virginia Drive , all in Salford.
One senior detective described the action against the three men is a “significant result” that will help keep the streets of Salford “clear of serious and organised crime”.
The legal action is part of a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) operation to tackle organised crime in Salford.
The civil injunction, under part one of the Anti-Social and Behaviour Crime and Policing Act, was ordered after an application by the force as part of Operation Naseby, with support from Salford City Council.
There have been 117 arrests, 101 vehicles seized and 46 house searches since the inception of Operation Naseby in April 2020.
(Image: GMP)
GMP have also been working alongside partners in Salford City Council as part of Project Gulf - an initiative dedicated to tackling organised crime in the city with a view to deter reoffending as well as taking down criminal groups.
Detective Chief Inspector Rick Thompson, of GMP's Salford division, said: “This civil injunction is a significant result and one that we believe will play a further part in helping us keep the streets of Salford clear of serious and organised crime.
“While we are relentlessly working to ensure those involved in criminal activity are brought through the courts and face justice, we are keen to continue using whatever legal avenues are available to us to disrupt the activity taking place between individuals operating in criminal groups.
(Image: GMP)
“Any breaches of these orders are a serious offence and it is important that anyone who suspects there to be any breaches of these civil injunctions contact police on 101 or Crimestoppers with any information they may have.”
Councillor David Lancaster, lead member for environment and community safety at Salford City Council, added: “This is welcome news and an example of good partnership working.”
Anyone with any information should contact police on 101 quoting Operation Naseby. Details can be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Vicky Pattison says there's 'real anger in the air' on social media

Instagram favourite Vicky Pattison has addressed social media 'negativity ' while urging users to be 'kinder ' to each other .
The former Geordie Shore star and I 'm A Celebrity Queen of the Jungle has mused about the affect coronavirus has had on our nation while sharing her concern that there 's a 'real anger in the air . '
In a frank Instagram post Vicky , who won I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
in 2015 , has urged people to support each other .
`` I can ’ t exactly put my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s just been tougher than normal , '' she wrote alongside a photo of herself lying in bed without makeup .
`` I sort of get it .
This isn ’ t how anyone saw their year going .
I think we hoped ( maybe somewhat naively ) by now there would be some semblance of normality back in the air- maybe we hoped we ’ d all be enjoying our planned summer trips abroad without consequence ?
`` Or spending carefree time with our loved ones laughing , hugging and catching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s not like that at all really is it ?
`` But there is definitely something in the air , '' she added .
`` But it ’ s not hope or the prospect of better times ahead .
`` There is a real anger in the air .
It ’ s like so many people just feel super frustrated and they are looking for an outlet for something or someone to take it out on .
Prowling for anything to project this disappointment on to . ''
She added : `` People @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancelled , been separated from their friends and families for months , people have lost their jobs and most devastatingly of all people have lost their lives .
`` As a nation we are probably still bit scared , confused and it just feels like we ’ re going backwards . ''
`` I don ’ t know what the answer is , I don ’ t know exactly what tomorrow holds and how Covid is going to keep on affecting the world - but I do know this , it is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ venting our misguided frustrations across social media and spreading anger and hate throughout these platforms . ''
Vicky continued : `` We all have enough to contend with right now without adding to this with unnecessary negativity and cruel comments- you have no idea how a person is feeling , how they may be struggling and what your seemingly flippant but completely callous words can do to them .
`` Kindness is not going to cure Covid , I know that- but practising a little bit more of it can ’ t hurt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s a distinct absence of it across social media at the moment and it ’ s a real shame .
`` We should be being there for each other , helping build each other up and spreading some positivity- instead of finding reasons to tear each other down .
`` I urge everyone to explore their capacity for compassion and show some respect for each other . ''
Vicky , who has won hearts with her no-holds-barred social media posts -revealing the reality behind Instagram filters - has also been sharing her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about keeping happy and healthy during this most trying of times .
Vicky spoke out about her time in lockdown in an online live chat and fan Q & A with Black Tower wine .
`` It has been difficult for everybody and everybody 's experience has been different so it 's subjective , '' said the 32-year-old .
`` One of the key things to surviving lockdown is doing what makes you feel good and listening to your body so if that is waking up and doing a sunrise yoga class then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's having that extra half hour in bed and reading another chapter of your book then good for you .
`` Or if you love filling your days with making memories of your children that 's incredible but on the other side if you 're just feeling super overwhelmed and all you want to do is put your favourite show on and just enjoy some 'me time ' that 's okay too . ''
During lockdown says five things have helped her though .
She made sure she exercised regularly at home for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exercise became an essential part of Vicky ’ s routine .
She took part in a range of online classes from HIIT to zero gravity pilates , but warned fans to only do what they enjoy and not because other people are doing them as she lives by the motto 'comparison is the thief of joy . '
`` It kept the extra weight at bay from all of my sweet treats in front of the telly and also it was super-good for my mental health , '' she said .
Like many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'odd cheeky takeaway ' , but she also found 'solace ' in experimenting in the kitchen after discovering a new passion for cooking and learning an extra skill as a finalist on Celebrity MasterChef last year .
Having the extra time encouraged Vicky to push herself even further and get creative with new dishes .
Vicky also enjoyed reading more books and watching old classics including Harry Potter and Netflix shows White Lines , Selling Sunset and Tiger King , as well as listening to podcasts and new music which helped her to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on in the world .
She loved reading Beth O ’ Leary ’ s Flat Share and listening to Sh**ged , Married , Annoyed by Chris and Rosie Ramsey , she revealed .
Reconnecting with friends and family who she had n't spoken to in a while was Vicky ’ s favourite thing about the lockdown period .
With FaceTime and Zoom , she found she was able to speak to friends who lived in other parts of the world over a glass of wine , she said .
And having 'downtime ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boyfriend , Ercan Ramadan , and enjoying a relaxing bath was also key .

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Instagram favourite Vicky Pattison has addressed social media 'negativity' while urging users to be 'kinder' to each other.
The former Geordie Shore star and I'm A Celebrity Queen of the Jungle has mused about the affect coronavirus has had on our nation while sharing her concern that there's a 'real anger in the air.'
In a frank Instagram post Vicky, who won I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2015, has urged people to support each other.
"I can’t exactly put my finger on what it is but it’s just been tougher than normal," she wrote alongside a photo of herself lying in bed without makeup.
"I sort of get it. This isn’t how anyone saw their year going. I think we hoped (maybe somewhat naively) by now there would be some semblance of normality back in the air- maybe we hoped we’d all be enjoying our planned summer trips abroad without consequence?
"Or spending carefree time with our loved ones laughing, hugging and catching up on lost time and it’s not like that at all really is it?
"But there is definitely something in the air," she added.
"But it’s not hope or the prospect of better times ahead.
"There is a real anger in the air. It’s like so many people just feel super frustrated and they are looking for an outlet for something or someone to take it out on. Prowling for anything to project this disappointment on to."
She added: "People have missed holidays, have had weddings cancelled, been separated from their friends and families for months, people have lost their jobs and most devastatingly of all people have lost their lives.
"As a nation we are probably still bit scared, confused and it just feels like we’re going backwards."
(Image: Getty Images)
"I don’t know what the answer is, I don’t know exactly what tomorrow holds and how Covid is going to keep on affecting the world - but I do know this, it is not going to be made better by us venting our misguided frustrations across social media and spreading anger and hate throughout these platforms."
Vicky continued: "We all have enough to contend with right now without adding to this with unnecessary negativity and cruel comments- you have no idea how a person is feeling, how they may be struggling and what your seemingly flippant but completely callous words can do to them.
"Kindness is not going to cure Covid, I know that- but practising a little bit more of it can’t hurt can it? I feel like there’s a distinct absence of it across social media at the moment and it’s a real shame.
"We should be being there for each other, helping build each other up and spreading some positivity- instead of finding reasons to tear each other down.
"I urge everyone to explore their capacity for compassion and show some respect for each other."
Vicky, who has won hearts with her no-holds-barred social media posts -revealing the reality behind Instagram filters - has also been sharing her tips on surviving lockdown, opening up about keeping happy and healthy during this most trying of times.
Vicky spoke out about her time in lockdown in an online live chat and fan Q&A with Black Tower wine.
"It has been difficult for everybody and everybody's experience has been different so it's subjective," said the 32-year-old.
"One of the key things to surviving lockdown is doing what makes you feel good and listening to your body so if that is waking up and doing a sunrise yoga class then good for you.
"If it's having that extra half hour in bed and reading another chapter of your book then good for you.
(Image: Black Tower)
"Or if you love filling your days with making memories of your children that's incredible but on the other side if you're just feeling super overwhelmed and all you want to do is put your favourite show on and just enjoy some 'me time' that's okay too."
During lockdown says five things have helped her though.
She made sure she exercised regularly at home for both her physical and mental health and exercise became an essential part of Vicky’s routine.
She took part in a range of online classes from HIIT to zero gravity pilates, but warned fans to only do what they enjoy and not because other people are doing them as she lives by the motto 'comparison is the thief of joy.'
"It kept the extra weight at bay from all of my sweet treats in front of the telly and also it was super-good for my mental health," she said.
(Image: PA)
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Like many people during lockdown Vicky indulged in the 'odd cheeky takeaway', but she also found 'solace' in experimenting in the kitchen after discovering a new passion for cooking and learning an extra skill as a finalist on Celebrity MasterChef last year.
Having the extra time encouraged Vicky to push herself even further and get creative with new dishes.
Vicky also enjoyed reading more books and watching old classics including Harry Potter and Netflix shows White Lines, Selling Sunset and Tiger King, as well as listening to podcasts and new music which helped her to switch off from all the distractions going on in the world.
She loved reading Beth O’Leary’s Flat Share and listening to Sh**ged, Married, Annoyed by Chris and Rosie Ramsey, she revealed.
Reconnecting with friends and family who she hadn't spoken to in a while was Vicky’s favourite thing about the lockdown period.
With FaceTime and Zoom, she found she was able to speak to friends who lived in other parts of the world over a glass of wine, she said.
And having 'downtime' enjoying snuggles on the sofa with her boyfriend, Ercan Ramadan, and enjoying a relaxing bath was also key.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Manchester restaurants 'running on empty with no reserves and crippling debt'

'Running on empty , with no reserves of cash and with crippling debts ' - that 's the stark reality restaurants in Manchester are facing as a reported hospitality lockdown looms .
Hospitality businesses could face closure in coronavirus hotspots in of the north of England according to plans leaked to The Times on Wednesday , although the government has not confirmed it .
With Manchester nearing the top of the table for the highest infection rates in the country , operators in the city are understandably anxious about the prospect .
The 10pm curfew has already halved trade for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dwindle under local lockdown rules that have urged different households not to mix indoors since the end of July .
In an open letter to customers this week , bosses of Deansgate steakhouse Hawksmoor shared a frank insight into the struggles facing the sector as they urged people to support the independent restaurants 'that need you most ' .
`` Across the UK the restaurant industry is driven by small independents trying fantastically hard to do the right thing and look after you , '' they wrote .
`` In Manchester and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as anywhere else in the country , those restaurants are running on empty , with no reserves of cash and with crippling debts .
`` Whether you choose to come to Hawksmoor or not , we hope in particular that you will support those independent businesses that need you most .
The hospitality industry is such a crucial part of the fabric of our lives ; it can not be allowed to disappear . ''
Public Health England figures show only 3 per cent of coronavirus and other acute respiratory infection incidents reported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ food outlet settings in the week to October 4 .
Schools and universities accounted for 35 per cent of incidents , with workplaces making up 24 per cent , care homes 19 per cent , hospitals 5 per cent , and the remaining 14 per cent coming from 'other ' settings .
The data only covers incidents reported to PHE 's health protection team involving two or more lab-confirmed cases , or where an outbreak was suspected .
What do you think of the reported hospitality lockdown plans ?
Have your say in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this week , England 's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said early analysis of PHE contact tracing data suggested pubs , bars , restaurants and cafes account for 30 per cent of 'common exposure settings ' for Covid .
That means they were visited by two or more confirmed cases in the seven days before they began to show symptoms , but does not confirm they were the source of transmission .
Hawksmoor bosses said none of the 'staggering ' amount of data they had seen had convinced them hospitality was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that it should be part of the solution , '' they wrote in the open letter .
`` Short of a national lockdown , which effectively makes socialising impossible ( but with catastrophic implications for the economy ) , we are going to have to accept that some people are going to socialise .
`` We think that rather than focusing policy-making on whether and when people should be socialising , politicians should focus on where .
`` Restaurants are heavily regulated , they are regularly cleaned , and well-trained staff are aware @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We believe that they should be supported by politicians .
`` Irrespective of your view of whether we are right ( and we accept not everyone will agree ) , we hope that you see the value in continuing to support hospitality for its continued employment of young people , its role in bringing communities together and because we all need places in our lives where we can spend time with the people we care about , forget our problems and just be happy . ''

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'Running on empty, with no reserves of cash and with crippling debts' - that's the stark reality restaurants in Manchester are facing as a reported hospitality lockdown looms.
Hospitality businesses could face closure in coronavirus hotspots in of the north of England according to plans leaked to The Times on Wednesday, although the government has not confirmed it.
With Manchester nearing the top of the table for the highest infection rates in the country, operators in the city are understandably anxious about the prospect.
The 10pm curfew has already halved trade for some, and many saw their bookings dwindle under local lockdown rules that have urged different households not to mix indoors since the end of July.
In an open letter to customers this week, bosses of Deansgate steakhouse Hawksmoor shared a frank insight into the struggles facing the sector as they urged people to support the independent restaurants 'that need you most'.
"Across the UK the restaurant industry is driven by small independents trying fantastically hard to do the right thing and look after you," they wrote.
"In Manchester and the north west, at least as much as anywhere else in the country, those restaurants are running on empty, with no reserves of cash and with crippling debts.
"Whether you choose to come to Hawksmoor or not, we hope in particular that you will support those independent businesses that need you most. The hospitality industry is such a crucial part of the fabric of our lives; it cannot be allowed to disappear."
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Public Health England figures show only 3 per cent of coronavirus and other acute respiratory infection incidents reported in England were in restaurants and other food outlet settings in the week to October 4.
Schools and universities accounted for 35 per cent of incidents, with workplaces making up 24 per cent, care homes 19 per cent, hospitals 5 per cent, and the remaining 14 per cent coming from 'other' settings.
The data only covers incidents reported to PHE's health protection team involving two or more lab-confirmed cases, or where an outbreak was suspected.
What do you think of the reported hospitality lockdown plans? Have your say in the comments below
Presenting data to MPs this week, England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said early analysis of PHE contact tracing data suggested pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes account for 30 per cent of 'common exposure settings' for Covid.
That means they were visited by two or more confirmed cases in the seven days before they began to show symptoms, but does not confirm they were the source of transmission.
Hawksmoor bosses said none of the 'staggering' amount of data they had seen had convinced them hospitality was the problem.
"In fact we believe that it should be part of the solution," they wrote in the open letter.
"Short of a national lockdown, which effectively makes socialising impossible (but with catastrophic implications for the economy), we are going to have to accept that some people are going to socialise.
"We think that rather than focusing policy-making on whether and when people should be socialising, politicians should focus on where.
"Restaurants are heavily regulated, they are regularly cleaned, and well-trained staff are aware of the guidance and acting accordingly. We believe that they should be supported by politicians.
"Irrespective of your view of whether we are right (and we accept not everyone will agree), we hope that you see the value in continuing to support hospitality for its continued employment of young people, its role in bringing communities together and because we all need places in our lives where we can spend time with the people we care about, forget our problems and just be happy."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Who won Britain's Got Talent 2020?

Who won Britain's Got Talent 2020?

Two Greater Manchester acts won hearts in the final of Britain 's Got Talent .
Rochdale comedian and juggler Steve Royle had viewers 'crying ' with laughter as he took third place in the final .
And winning hearts and taking second place , were the Sign Along With Us signing choir founded by Jade Kiduff from Heywood , whose brother Christian is visually impaired and has cerebral palsy .
The choir includes Pride Of Britain Child of Courage winner Ella Chadwick , also from Rochdale .
`` I 'm so proud of every single one of the group , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ winner of 14th series of the ITV talent show , singer Jon Courtenay from Suffolk .
`` I woke up with an idea for a song for the Royal Variety performance , '' said the winner , who will now perform for the royal family .
Earlier fans delighted at Steve 's hilarious comedy act which saw him poke fun at Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak after he suggested people should look for new opportunities if their career was affected by the coronavirus lockdown , leading hard-hit workers to fill out the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Can I just say if Rishi Sunak the chancellor is watching this , some of us ca n't possibly be retrained , '' he joked after demonstrating his dance 'skills . '
The end goal of BGT is for the winner to perform at the Royal Variety Performance .
And he joked : `` It would be amazing just to get another gig .
`` I was going to come and do a bit of wallpapering and painting just so I 've got transferable skills . ''
`` Love this guy !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ retrain ' '' tweeted one Britain 's Got Talent fan .
`` Fab , talented guy and loved his nod to the arts industry and joke about Rishi Sunak ’ s 'retrain ' comment ! ''
said another .
`` Steve Royle just smashed it on BGT .
I have seen him so many times in Blackpool and he never disappoints .
The dig at Rishi was the best , '' tweeted another viewer .
`` Absolutely love him .
Was crying laughing , '' said one fan .
`` In a dreadful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needed , '' another said .
Judge David Walliams described his performance as 'all the best comedians rolled into one . '
Alesha Dixon said : `` I 've definitely got a soft spot for you Steve .
You make us smile and you make us laugh .
We need that right now .
You 're the perfect tonic . ''
`` What ca n't you do ? ''
asked Amanda Holden .
Steve previously performed 16 nights at the Manchester Arena on the Phoenix Nights Live tour in 2015 .
He charmed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this year with his impressive juggling skills , using his mouth to juggle ping-pong balls before juggling three guitars .
The 52-year-old trained in acting with the legendary Oldham Theatre Workshop when he was 14 and while studying history at the University of Kent he broke the boredom of revision by juggling three oranges .
Steve trained in circus skills with Rochdale 's Skylight Circus and he worked as a juggler welcoming visitors to the Granada Studios Tour and as a court jester with his own juggling shows at Camelot theme park .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Four comedy Phoenix Nights after meeting Peter Kay while working on the stand-up circuit .
Steve has performed at the Royal Variety Performance in 2006 , as the first comic act to be a warm-up for the show before the arrival of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla .

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Two Greater Manchester acts won hearts in the final of Britain's Got Talent.
Rochdale comedian and juggler Steve Royle had viewers 'crying' with laughter as he took third place in the final.
And winning hearts and taking second place, were the Sign Along With Us signing choir founded by Jade Kiduff from Heywood, whose brother Christian is visually impaired and has cerebral palsy.
The choir includes Pride Of Britain Child of Courage winner Ella Chadwick, also from Rochdale.
(Image: ITV)
"I'm so proud of every single one of the group," said Jade as she congratulated the winner of 14th series of the ITV talent show, singer Jon Courtenay from Suffolk.
"I woke up with an idea for a song for the Royal Variety performance," said the winner, who will now perform for the royal family.
Earlier fans delighted at Steve's hilarious comedy act which saw him poke fun at Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak after he suggested people should look for new opportunities if their career was affected by the coronavirus lockdown, leading hard-hit workers to fill out the government's online skills assessment questionnaire.
(Image: ITV)
"Can I just say if Rishi Sunak the chancellor is watching this, some of us can't possibly be retrained," he joked after demonstrating his dance 'skills.'
The end goal of BGT is for the winner to perform at the Royal Variety Performance.
And he joked: "It would be amazing just to get another gig.
"I was going to come and do a bit of wallpapering and painting just so I've got transferable skills."
"Love this guy! You told Rishi as well 'can't retrain'" tweeted one Britain's Got Talent fan.
(Image: ITV)
"Fab, talented guy and loved his nod to the arts industry and joke about Rishi Sunak’s 'retrain' comment!" said another.
"Steve Royle just smashed it on BGT. I have seen him so many times in Blackpool and he never disappoints. The dig at Rishi was the best," tweeted another viewer.
"Absolutely love him. Was crying laughing," said one fan.
"In a dreadful 2020 Steve Royle is the tonic we needed," another said.
"A genuinely nice bloke too."
Judge David Walliams described his performance as 'all the best comedians rolled into one.'
Alesha Dixon said: "I've definitely got a soft spot for you Steve. You make us smile and you make us laugh. We need that right now. You're the perfect tonic."
"What can't you do?" asked Amanda Holden.
"Dance," he quipped.
Steve previously performed 16 nights at the Manchester Arena on the Phoenix Nights Live tour in 2015.
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He charmed the judges in the audition round earlier this year with his impressive juggling skills, using his mouth to juggle ping-pong balls before juggling three guitars.
The 52-year-old trained in acting with the legendary Oldham Theatre Workshop when he was 14 and while studying history at the University of Kent he broke the boredom of revision by juggling three oranges.
Steve trained in circus skills with Rochdale's Skylight Circus and he worked as a juggler welcoming visitors to the Granada Studios Tour and as a court jester with his own juggling shows at Camelot theme park.
He landed a role in the Channel Four comedy Phoenix Nights after meeting Peter Kay while working on the stand-up circuit.
Steve has performed at the Royal Variety Performance in 2006, as the first comic act to be a warm-up for the show before the arrival of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--BGT comic sparks complaints with joke about Winston Churchill

Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid received a flood of new complaints as he returned to the stage for the Britain 's Got Talent final .
This time he upset some fans with a joke about British Prime Minister Winston Churchill .
Addressing the previous complaints about his act he said : `` What did I say to offend anybody ?
You 'd think I came out and said something really inflammatory like 'Winston Churchill was black . '
'' He then added : `` By the way he was .
I can prove it , when was the last time you met @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BGT viewers took to Twitter to complain .
`` Anyone else think Nabil went a bit to far I actually felt uncomfortable especially about Winston Churchill , '' said one .
`` BGT is watched by millions , of people some very young , and to stand in front of the world and say Winston Churchill is black and to mock white people is simply wrong if a white man stood there and took the P out of black or Muslim people how do u think that would go down ? ''
commented @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was standing up there he would be slated ! ''
said another viewer .
Referring to his previous performance and to dance troupe Diversity 's controversial Black Lives Matter dance in the first semi-final show , Nabil acknowledged that there had been `` a lot of complaints , a lot of complaints because we said black lives matter . ''
And he added : `` To be honest with you I 'm shocked that that many of them know how to write .
`` They sent me thousands of angry letters .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can progress onto words . ''
Nabil 's act on racism came just weeks after Diversity 's dance , portraying George Floyd 's death , sparked almost 25,000 complaints and BGT has now become the most complained about TV show of the decade .
`` Totally not appropriate for a family show ! ''
complained another viewer about Nabil 's act .
`` I don ’ t understand how ‘ white bashing ’ improves relationships and encourages mutual respect , understanding and acceptance of different cultures or ethnic groups .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Amazing !
Clever and funny .
Well done for being you , '' one fan told him .
`` I found him really funny , chaotic and genuine , '' said another .
`` He made my whole family laugh !
All the people who are insulting him now are just doing what he said they would .
`` Realise that he just doesn ’ t care !
He did his set anyway , because he is unapologetically himself , and it ’ s brilliant . ''
And another wrote : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ man was hilarious , and the racists all ate into his palm because he made comedy from your complains yet you 're complaining , and his name is gon na be everywhere which is just gon na work well in his advantage . ''

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Comedian Nabil Abdulrashid received a flood of new complaints as he returned to the stage for the Britain's Got Talent final.
This time he upset some fans with a joke about British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Addressing the previous complaints about his act he said: "What did I say to offend anybody? You'd think I came out and said something really inflammatory like 'Winston Churchill was black.'"
(Image: ITV)
He then added: "By the way he was. I can prove it, when was the last time you met a white man called Winston?"
BGT viewers took to Twitter to complain.
"Anyone else think Nabil went a bit to far I actually felt uncomfortable especially about Winston Churchill," said one.
"BGT is watched by millions, of people some very young, and to stand in front of the world and say Winston Churchill is black and to mock white people is simply wrong if a white man stood there and took the P out of black or Muslim people how do u think that would go down?" commented another.
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"If a white guy was standing up there he would be slated!" said another viewer.
Referring to his previous performance and to dance troupe Diversity's controversial Black Lives Matter dance in the first semi-final show, Nabil acknowledged that there had been "a lot of complaints, a lot of complaints because we said black lives matter."
And he added: "To be honest with you I'm shocked that that many of them know how to write.
"They sent me thousands of angry letters.
"Hopefully if I annoy them today they can progress onto words."
Nabil's act on racism came just weeks after Diversity's dance, portraying George Floyd's death, sparked almost 25,000 complaints and BGT has now become the most complained about TV show of the decade.
"Totally not appropriate for a family show!" complained another viewer about Nabil's act.
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"I don’t understand how ‘white bashing’ improves relationships and encourages mutual respect, understanding and acceptance of different cultures or ethnic groups. It’s getting crazy," said another.
But Nabil's bold act garnered praise.
"Amazing! Clever and funny. Well done for being you,"one fan told him.
"I found him really funny, chaotic and genuine," said another.
"He made my whole family laugh! All the people who are insulting him now are just doing what he said they would.
"Realise that he just doesn’t care! He did his set anyway, because he is unapologetically himself, and it’s brilliant."
And another wrote: "Don't care what anyone says this man was hilarious, and the racists all ate into his palm because he made comedy from your complains yet you're complaining, and his name is gonna be everywhere which is just gonna work well in his advantage."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--These are the latest borough-by-borough coronavirus infection rates across Greater Manchester

The rate of coronavirus infection remains high across Greater Manchester - with hundreds of people testing positive each week .
All 10 boroughs remain at the Government 's 'red alert ' level .
Manchester continues to the be the worst affected area in the region and remains one of the UK 's coronavirus hotspots .
There were 2,715 positive tests in the city in the week up to October 7 , according to the latest figures published by Public Health England .
That 's a slight increase of 21 on the week before .
But the city 's infection rate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days .
It now stands at 491.1 infections per 100,000 people , having peaked at 582 four days ago .
Wigan is the only other borough in Greater Manchester which has recorded more than 1,000 positive tests in the same period .
Its infection rate is currently 333.8 .
Trafford continues to see the highest increase in infections in Greater Manchester .
There were 791 positive tests in the seven days up to October 7 - that 's a 77 per cent rise on the previous week .
Rochdale is also experiencing a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people catching the virus in the week up to October 7 , up 60 per cent on the week before .
However Bolton , which was once the worst affected area in the UK , is seeing its rate of infection begin to level off .
It currently stands at 288.6 infection per 100,000 people .
In the week up to October 7 , 830 people in the borough tested positive , a 16 % increase on the previous week .

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The rate of coronavirus infection remains high across Greater Manchester - with hundreds of people testing positive each week.
All 10 boroughs remain at the Government's 'red alert' level.
Manchester continues to the be the worst affected area in the region and remains one of the UK's coronavirus hotspots.
There were 2,715 positive tests in the city in the week up to October 7, according to the latest figures published by Public Health England.
That's a slight increase of 21 on the week before.
But the city's infection rate has actually fallen for the last four days.
It now stands at 491.1 infections per 100,000 people, having peaked at 582 four days ago.
The national average is 140.4.
Wigan is the only other borough in Greater Manchester which has recorded more than 1,000 positive tests in the same period.
Its infection rate is currently 333.8.
Trafford continues to see the highest increase in infections in Greater Manchester.
There were 791 positive tests in the seven days up to October 7 - that's a 77 per cent rise on the previous week.
Rochdale is also experiencing a big rise in infections, with 859 people catching the virus in the week up to October 7, up 60 per cent on the week before.
However Bolton, which was once the worst affected area in the UK, is seeing its rate of infection begin to level off.
It currently stands at 288.6 infection per 100,000 people.
In the week up to October 7, 830 people in the borough tested positive, a 16% increase on the previous week.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Kevin De Bruyne responds to prospect of Lionel Messi to Man City transfer

Kevin De Bruyne has offered his take on the prospect of Lionel Messi signing for Manchester City .
MEN Sport understands that the Blues will be in a position next season to try and sign the Barcelona forward after he handed in a transfer request this summer .
City were merely interested observers during the summer window as Messi ended up staying put , but that may change next year .
The six-time Ballon d ’ Or winner could yet be reunited with his former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola at the Etihad .
But De Bruyne appears to be not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arguably one of the greatest players of all time .
`` I do n't really care , to be honest , '' said the midfielder , speaking ahead of Belgium 's Nations League clash with England .
`` If he comes , it 's a good thing , if he does n't there is enough good players at the club who I enjoy playing with , so that is not for now . ''
City 's chief operating officer Omar Berrada recently spoke about Messi in an exclusive interview with MEN Sport .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' said Berrada .
`` He 's somebody that can make a significant impact at any club in the world on and off the pitch immediately .
`` He 's the best player in the world , he 's the best player of his generation .
I think any club in the world would like to explore the possibility of him joining their team .
`` The fact that it was commented that he wanted to come to play for City just shows you how far the team has come over the last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generation and potentially saying he wants to come and play for us .
`` It 's hard to guess what could happen .
If you think back to those two weeks where everything played out at Barcelona , it 's almost impossible to guess what will happen next summer .
Messi is a generational talent , he 's the best player in the world and probably an exception to potential investments that we 'd do out of the ordinary but our planning has been done with this current squad and it is being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have . ''

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Kevin De Bruyne has offered his take on the prospect of Lionel Messi signing for Manchester City.
MEN Sport understands that the Blues will be in a position next season to try and sign the Barcelona forward after he handed in a transfer request this summer.
City were merely interested observers during the summer window as Messi ended up staying put, but that may change next year. The six-time Ballon d’Or winner could yet be reunited with his former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola at the Etihad.
But De Bruyne appears to be not overly bothered by talk of City signing arguably one of the greatest players of all time.
"I don't really care, to be honest," said the midfielder, speaking ahead of Belgium's Nations League clash with England. "If he comes, it's a good thing, if he doesn't there is enough good players at the club who I enjoy playing with, so that is not for now."
City's chief operating officer Omar Berrada recently spoke about Messi in an exclusive interview with MEN Sport.
"He's an amazing talent," said Berrada. "He's somebody that can make a significant impact at any club in the world on and off the pitch immediately.
"He's the best player in the world, he's the best player of his generation. I think any club in the world would like to explore the possibility of him joining their team.
"The fact that it was commented that he wanted to come to play for City just shows you how far the team has come over the last years where the best talent of his generation and potentially saying he wants to come and play for us.
"It's hard to guess what could happen. If you think back to those two weeks where everything played out at Barcelona, it's almost impossible to guess what will happen next summer. Messi is a generational talent, he's the best player in the world and probably an exception to potential investments that we'd do out of the ordinary but our planning has been done with this current squad and it is being considered with the current opportunities that we have."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Man United evening headlines as Cavani reveals Herrera influence

Here are your evening headlines for Saturday , October 10 .
Edinson Cavani joined Manchester United on transfer deadline day , but only after speaking to of the club 's former players .
To make his decision , the Uruguayan striker to ask about life at Old Trafford : Ander Herrera and Angel Di Maria .
`` I spoke with Ander a lot , as well as other teammates , like Angel Di Maria , who I was also with at Paris .
It was genuinely getting to the last minute and I called Ander to have a chat , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a lot of admiration for Ander , for the kind of person he is , and so , yes , it 's true that after I 'd finished talking with Ander we came to an agreement here with the club.
” If the striker turns out to be a big asset for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this season , Herrera can rightly claim an assist .
Manchester United may have signed four players on deadline day , but their mishaps in the transfer market do n't start and end with Jadon Sancho .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to sign Sancho 's Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schultz .
However , the BVB hierarchy were left “ baffled ” when they received a loan offer of €1 million for a player they signed for €25m a year ago .
The offer was , unsurprisingly , quickly rejected .
The same ESPN source suggests Dortmund “ questioned the credentials of United 's recruitment and scouting team , ” as a result of the bid .
The last couple of months have n't been ideal for Manchester United .
While Premier League rivals got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they particularly wanted , Ed Woodward ’ s hesitant and scattered approach meant United missed out on the names who should have been identified early and landed with relative ease , if also with a certain expense .
But they missed the mark and Tyrone Marshall writes that a failed window could set the club back two years .
If Champions League football isn ’ t sealed this season , the Reds will not attract the elite-level signings they need to progress , and a year of stagnation is a possibility until matters @ @ @ @ @

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Here are your evening headlines for Saturday, October 10.
Cavani reveals his United advisors
Edinson Cavani joined Manchester United on transfer deadline day, but only after speaking to of the club's former players.
To make his decision, the Uruguayan striker turned to two ex-PSG teammates to ask about life at Old Trafford: Ander Herrera and Angel Di Maria.
"I spoke with Ander a lot, as well as other teammates, like Angel Di Maria, who I was also with at Paris. It was genuinely getting to the last minute and I called Ander to have a chat,” Cavani said.
"I have a lot of admiration for Ander, for the kind of person he is, and so, yes, it's true that after I'd finished talking with Ander we came to an agreement here with the club.”
If the striker turns out to be a big asset for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer this season, Herrera can rightly claim an assist.
Dortmund 'rejected deadline day bid'
Manchester United may have signed four players on deadline day, but their mishaps in the transfer market don't start and end with Jadon Sancho.
According to ESPN , United made a late move to sign Sancho's Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schultz.
However, the BVB hierarchy were left “baffled” when they received a loan offer of €1 million for a player they signed for €25m a year ago. The offer was, unsurprisingly, quickly rejected.
The same ESPN source suggests Dortmund “questioned the credentials of United's recruitment and scouting team,” as a result of the bid.
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Opinion: Transfer window errors could set United back years
The last couple of months haven't been ideal for Manchester United.
While Premier League rivals got their work done early or landed players they particularly wanted, Ed Woodward’s hesitant and scattered approach meant United missed out on the names who should have been identified early and landed with relative ease, if also with a certain expense.
But they missed the mark and Tyrone Marshall writes that a failed window could set the club back two years .
If Champions League football isn’t sealed this season, the Reds will not attract the elite-level signings they need to progress, and a year of stagnation is a possibility until matters get back on track.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-10--Kevin De Bruyne addresses Man City contract situation

Kevin De Bruyne says he is open to signing a new contract with Manchester City .
The Belgium international still has two-and-a-half years to run on his current contract at the Etihad .
However , it has been reported that City are ready to offer the 29-year-old an improved deal .
That is not something De Bruyne would be opposed to , though he says no discussions have taken place as yet .
Speaking ahead of Belgium 's Nations League clash with England at Wembley on Sunday , he said : `` I am very happy at the club .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ club so I do n't know why people are saying I have already agreed to something .
`` I always told everybody I am really happy at the club and I feel comfortable , so if the people at the club want to talk to me I am open to that and we will see what happens .
But at the moment nothing has happened , so I just get on with the way it goes . ''
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Kevin De Bruyne says he is open to signing a new contract with Manchester City.
The Belgium international still has two-and-a-half years to run on his current contract at the Etihad. However, it has been reported that City are ready to offer the 29-year-old an improved deal.
That is not something De Bruyne would be opposed to, though he says no discussions have taken place as yet.
Speaking ahead of Belgium's Nations League clash with England at Wembley on Sunday, he said : "I am very happy at the club. I have not spoken once to the club so I don't know why people are saying I have already agreed to something.
"I always told everybody I am really happy at the club and I feel comfortable, so if the people at the club want to talk to me I am open to that and we will see what happens. But at the moment nothing has happened, so I just get on with the way it goes."
De Bruyne has been at City since joining from Wolfsburg in a £55million deal in the summer of 2015. The midfielder has won two Premier League titles, four League Cups and the FA Cup during his time at the club.