themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Coronavirus and pregnancy - advice for expectant mothers as virus spreads

Over the last week , cases of coronavirus have continued to increase in the UK and it is `` likely '' that this will continue in the coming days .
Currently , 39 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the UK with the risk to the public being raised from low to moderate my chief medical officers .
On Tuesday , Prime Minister Boris Johnson has outlined the Government 's strategy to help contain coronavirus in the UK and prevent it spreading .
The public has already been warned that the elderly and those with underlying health conditions are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus .
But little has been said on those who are pregnant .
The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) is one of those that have issued advise for expectant mothers who may have their own concerns .
The CDC said : `` We do not have information from published scientific reports about susceptibility of pregnant women to COVID-19 .
`` Pregnant women experience immunologic and physiologic changes which might make them more susceptible to viral respiratory infections , including COVID-19 . ''
They also added that while COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close contact with an infected person , it is unknown as to whether it can be passed onto the baby before it 's born .
The CDC said : `` However , in limited recent case series of infants born to mothers with COVID-19 published in the peer-reviewed literature , none of the infants have tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 .
`` Additionally , virus was not detected in samples of amniotic fluid or breastmilk . ''
The NHS have also said that pregnant women should follow hygiene measures to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as washing your hands with soap and water often , and avoiding people who are unwell .
The general hygiene advice from the World Health Organization ( WHO ) says to wash your hands frequently , maintain social distancing - at least one metre distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing , avoid touching your eyes , nose and mouth , practice respiratory hygiene - which means covering your mouth and nose when you cough and sneeze , and if you have a fever , cough and difficulty breathing , @ @ @ @ @

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Over the last week, cases of coronavirus have continued to increase in the UK and it is "likely" that this will continue in the coming days.
Currently, 39 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the UK with the risk to the public being raised from low to moderate my chief medical officers.
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has outlined the Government's strategy to help contain coronavirus in the UK and prevent it spreading.
The public has already been warned that the elderly and those with underlying health conditions are more susceptible to suffering more seriously from the virus.
But little has been said on those who are pregnant.
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The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is one of those that have issued advise for expectant mothers who may have their own concerns.
The CDC said: "We do not have information from published scientific reports about susceptibility of pregnant women to COVID-19.
"Pregnant women experience immunologic and physiologic changes which might make them more susceptible to viral respiratory infections, including COVID-19."
They also added that while COVID-19 is thought to be spread mainly by close contact with an infected person, it is unknown as to whether it can be passed onto the baby before it's born.
The CDC said: "However, in limited recent case series of infants born to mothers with COVID-19 published in the peer-reviewed literature, none of the infants have tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19.
"Additionally, virus was not detected in samples of amniotic fluid or breastmilk."
The NHS have also said that pregnant women should follow hygiene measures to stop viruses like coronavirus spreading, such as washing your hands with soap and water often, and avoiding people who are unwell.
The general hygiene advice from the World Health Organization (WHO) says to wash your hands frequently, maintain social distancing - at least one metre distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing, avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, practice respiratory hygiene - which means covering your mouth and nose when you cough and sneeze, and if you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Thug goes berserk and bites through man's ear after being asked to move his six dogs

An attacker bit through a man 's ear after he asked for him to move his six dogs .
The 72-year-old victim was walking his dog by the River Mersey , on the border of Chorlton and Sale , when he saw a man ahead with six dogs .
As he neared a section of the river , opposite to the Jackson 's Boat pub , he asked the man to cross to the other side as he was concerned for his nervous rescue dog .
But he said the man reacted violently and called him a 'shit ' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and said 'You are not so big now are you ' .
He then punched and kicked the victim , before biting into his ear .
When blood started pouring from his victim 's wound , the attacker fled from the scene .
Other walkers in the area came over and called an ambulance .
The man , who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions , required stitches to his ear after around a quarter of it was left hanging off .
It took place on Wednesday , February 26 at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appealing for any witnesses or anyone with further information to contact police to try and find the attacker .
The victim 's daughter said : `` My dad has a new rescue dog , he has only had her a short while .
`` She is very nervous around other dogs .
He likes walking in different places .
Read more of today 's top stories here '' He was on the opposite side of the river to Jackson 's Boat and saw a man walking towards him with six dogs .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said 'You are not to have six dogs this side of the river .
Can you go to the other side , you need to be on the other side ? '
`` The man took out his phone .
He came towards my dad , he turned away to get away .
`` The man started punching him and got him into a headlock .
`` He thought he had punched his ear , that was what it felt like .
He started kicking him .
`` His ear was pouring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his ear , not punched him .
`` He is on blood thinners , it was spurting out everywhere .
`` Some other dog walkers came over and called police and the ambulance . ''
She added : `` It was so totally unprovoked .
He was just saying you ca n't have six dogs around here .
`` There is a by-law which says you can only have four .
`` He went to hospital .
He had his ear sown up by the plastic surgon .
`` He was in overnight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' She said her father was fortunate not have had even more severe injuries .
`` The man charged at him and attacked him .
It could have been anyone .
`` Fortunately my dad has not had a heart attack , somebody else could have fallen and hurt themself . ''
The attacker has been described as a white , aged in his mid 50s and around 5ft 10 .
He was walking two Dalmatians , a white Alsatian , a chocolate Labrador and a Pekingese type dog .
Greater Manchester Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A spokeswoman for GMP said : `` On February 26 just before 10.40am it was reported to police an assault had occured . ''

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An attacker bit through a man's ear after he asked for him to move his six dogs.
The 72-year-old victim was walking his dog by the River Mersey, on the border of Chorlton and Sale, when he saw a man ahead with six dogs.
As he neared a section of the river, opposite to the Jackson's Boat pub, he asked the man to cross to the other side as he was concerned for his nervous rescue dog.
But he said the man reacted violently and called him a 's***'.
The man then reportedly came towards him and said 'You are not so big now are you'.
He then punched and kicked the victim, before biting into his ear.
When blood started pouring from his victim's wound, the attacker fled from the scene.
Other walkers in the area came over and called an ambulance.
The man, who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions, required stitches to his ear after around a quarter of it was left hanging off.
It took place on Wednesday, February 26 at around 10.30am.
His family are now appealing for any witnesses or anyone with further information to contact police to try and find the attacker.
The victim's daughter said: "My dad has a new rescue dog, he has only had her a short while.
"She is very nervous around other dogs. He likes walking in different places.
"He was on the opposite side of the river to Jackson's Boat and saw a man walking towards him with six dogs. They were all off the lead.
"He said 'You are not to have six dogs this side of the river. Can you go to the other side, you need to be on the other side?'
"The man took out his phone. He came towards my dad, he turned away to get away.
"The man started punching him and got him into a headlock.
"He thought he had punched his ear, that was what it felt like. He started kicking him.
"His ear was pouring with blood. The man had bitten his ear, not punched him.
"He is on blood thinners, it was spurting out everywhere.
"Some other dog walkers came over and called police and the ambulance."
She added: "It was so totally unprovoked. He was just saying you can't have six dogs around here.
"There is a by-law which says you can only have four.
"He went to hospital. He had his ear sown up by the plastic surgon.
"He was in overnight, he bit through an artery."
She said her father was fortunate not have had even more severe injuries.
"The man charged at him and attacked him. It could have been anyone.
"Fortunately my dad has not had a heart attack, somebody else could have fallen and hurt themself."
The attacker has been described as a white, aged in his mid 50s and around 5ft 10.
He was walking two Dalmatians, a white Alsatian, a chocolate Labrador and a Pekingese type dog.
Greater Manchester Police confirmed they are investigating the incident.
A spokeswoman for GMP said: "On February 26 just before 10.40am it was reported to police an assault had occured."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Lorraine Kelly opens up over 'difficult time' after having a miscarriage

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out about the 'difficult time ' she experienced after she had a miscarriage .
The 60-year-old presenter and her husband Steve Smith , lost a baby when their daughter Rosie , 25 , was five years old .
She said nobody would ask after her TV cameraman husband , who she married in 1992 .
However , opening up and talking about the miscarriage helped the star through it .
Speaking to author Giovanna Fletcher on the Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast , she said : `` That was a really difficult time and I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sympathise with the women who go through this , but nobody asked after Steve .
`` Nobody ever said ‘ How are you ?
’ The only people who did , funnily enough , were friends that experienced it themselves and sadly as we know , far too many people experience it .
`` I think we ’ ve got to be a bit more considerate about everyone and not just partners but extended family . ''
She added : `` It was really sad but what did help me though was being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time , because obviously I ’ m off work and you need to tell people why .
`` That wasn ’ t easy , but the response I got from viewers was unbelievable .
`` I thought it was important to be honest .
I felt we had to because viewers were asking what was wrong .
`` We were just inundated with letters and really brave women sharing their experience with me .
Really heartfelt .
People took a lot of time and trouble .
More than one in five pregnancies end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a quarter of a million each year .
Most happen in the first three months of pregnancy , but they can happen up to the 24th week , according to the Miscarriage Associaition .
Giovanna Fletcher ’ s Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast is available from acast.com .

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Lorraine Kelly has spoken out about the 'difficult time' she experienced after she had a miscarriage.
The 60-year-old presenter and her husband Steve Smith, lost a baby when their daughter Rosie, 25, was five years old.
She said nobody would ask after her TV cameraman husband, who she married in 1992.
However, opening up and talking about the miscarriage helped the star through it.
Speaking to author Giovanna Fletcher on the Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, she said: "That was a really difficult time and I think, yes of course we should absolutely sympathise with the women who go through this, but nobody asked after Steve.
"Nobody ever said ‘How are you?’ The only people who did, funnily enough, were friends that experienced it themselves and sadly as we know, far too many people experience it.
"I think we’ve got to be a bit more considerate about everyone and not just partners but extended family."
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She added: "It was really sad but what did help me though was being open and talking about it at the time, because obviously I’m off work and you need to tell people why.
"That wasn’t easy, but the response I got from viewers was unbelievable.
"I thought it was important to be honest. I felt we had to because viewers were asking what was wrong.
"We were just inundated with letters and really brave women sharing their experience with me. Really heartfelt. People took a lot of time and trouble.
More than one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage in the UK - resulting in a quarter of a million each year.
Most happen in the first three months of pregnancy, but they can happen up to the 24th week, according to the Miscarriage Associaition.
Giovanna Fletcher’s Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast is available from acast.com.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Bruno Fernandes sends message to Manchester United teammates over Champions League hopes

After their capitulation at Goodison Park a year ago Manchester United would have left Merseyside satisfied on Sunday , earning a 1-1 draw that highlighted their improvement under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer .
But new addition Bruno Fernandes was no part of that 4-0 thrashing last season and rather than see the positives from Sunday 's result , in which he scored his third goal in five games for the club , he saw plenty of room for improvement .
The point extended United 's unbeaten run in all competitions to eight games and kept them within three points of Chelsea @ @ @ @ @ @ @ signing was angry at the failure to grasp all three points .
United responded well to Dominic Calvert-Lewin 's bizarre opening goal and responded through Fernandes in the first half , but the Portuguese insists one point should have been three if they are to close that gap on Chelsea .
Both sides resume their assault on a place in the Champions League on Sunday , with Chelsea facing Everton and United hosting Manchester City , and Fernandes is aware how much improvement his own side need to do .
`` With this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ little bit mad , because we need to do much better , '' he said .
“ We need to win the games , because we want a place in the Champions League .
“ So we need to try more , to improve more , and I think in the next games we will be much better .
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After their capitulation at Goodison Park a year ago Manchester United would have left Merseyside satisfied on Sunday, earning a 1-1 draw that highlighted their improvement under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer .
But new addition Bruno Fernandes was no part of that 4-0 thrashing last season and rather than see the positives from Sunday's result, in which he scored his third goal in five games for the club, he saw plenty of room for improvement.
The point extended United's unbeaten run in all competitions to eight games and kept them within three points of Chelsea in fourth, but the £47million January signing was angry at the failure to grasp all three points.
United responded well to Dominic Calvert-Lewin's bizarre opening goal and responded through Fernandes in the first half, but the Portuguese insists one point should have been three if they are to close that gap on Chelsea.
Both sides resume their assault on a place in the Champions League on Sunday, with Chelsea facing Everton and United hosting Manchester City, and Fernandes is aware how much improvement his own side need to do.
"With this draw, we need to be a little bit mad, because we need to do much better," he said.
“We need to win the games, because we want a place in the Champions League.
“So we need to try more, to improve more, and I think in the next games we will be much better.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Prime Minister Boris Johnson's full statement on the coronavirus action plan

Boris Johnson unveiled the government 's action plan to tackle coronavirus in the UK on Tuesday morning .
The 27-page document says an outbreak in the UK could lead to a fifth of workers being absent , cause the police to drop low-priority cases and force the NHS to delay non-urgent care .
Here 's everything Boris Johnson said in his press conference unveiling the battle plan : '' Good morning and thank you for coming along , and I am very glad to be joined this morning by the government ’ s Chief Medical Officer and Chief Scientific Advisor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Coronavirus Action Plan setting out how all four parts of the UK will take all necessary and reasonable steps to tackle this outbreak .
`` The plan has four strands .
`` Containing the virus , delaying its spread , researching its origins and cure , and finally mitigating the impact should the virus become more widespread .
That is , contain , delay , research , mitigate .
`` And let me be absolutely clear that for the overwhelming majority of people who contract the virus , this will be a mild @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fully recover as we ’ ve already seen .
`` But I fully understand public concern , your concern , about the global spread of this virus .
`` And it is highly likely that we will see a growing number of UK cases .
`` And that ’ s why keeping the country safe is the government ’ s overriding priority .
`` And our plan means we ’ re committed to doing everything possible based on the advice of our world leading scientific experts to prepare for all eventualities .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ already have a fantastic NHS , fantastic testing systems and fantastic surveillance of the spread of disease .
`` We will make sure the NHS gets all the support it needs to continue their brilliant response to the virus so far .
`` The plan does not set out what the government will do , it sets out the steps we could take at the right time along the basis of the scientific advice .
`` Our country remains extremely well prepared , as it has been since the outbreak began in Wuhan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crucially , we must not forget what we can all do to fight this virus , which is to wash our hands , you knew I was going to say this , but wash our hands with soap and water .
`` And forgive me for repeating this but there will be people who will be tuning into this for the first time : wash your hands with soap and hot water for the length of time it takes to sing Happy Birthday twice .
`` It ’ s simple advice but it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can do , as I think our experts would attest .
`` But at this stage , and with the exception of all of the points I have just mentioned , I want to stress that for the vast majority of the people of this country , we should be going about our business as usual . ''

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Boris Johnson unveiled the government's action plan to tackle coronavirus in the UK on Tuesday morning.
The 27-page document says an outbreak in the UK could lead to a fifth of workers being absent, cause the police to drop low-priority cases and force the NHS to delay non-urgent care.
Here's everything Boris Johnson said in his press conference unveiling the battle plan:
"Good morning and thank you for coming along, and I am very glad to be joined this morning by the government’s Chief Medical Officer and Chief Scientific Advisor.
"Today we have published the Coronavirus Action Plan setting out how all four parts of the UK will take all necessary and reasonable steps to tackle this outbreak.
"The plan has four strands.
"Containing the virus, delaying its spread, researching its origins and cure, and finally mitigating the impact should the virus become more widespread. That is, contain, delay, research, mitigate.
"And let me be absolutely clear that for the overwhelming majority of people who contract the virus, this will be a mild disease from which they will speedily and fully recover as we’ve already seen.
"But I fully understand public concern, your concern, about the global spread of this virus.
"And it is highly likely that we will see a growing number of UK cases.
"And that’s why keeping the country safe is the government’s overriding priority.
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"And our plan means we’re committed to doing everything possible based on the advice of our world leading scientific experts to prepare for all eventualities.
"Let’s not forget – we already have a fantastic NHS, fantastic testing systems and fantastic surveillance of the spread of disease.
"We will make sure the NHS gets all the support it needs to continue their brilliant response to the virus so far.
"The plan does not set out what the government will do, it sets out the steps we could take at the right time along the basis of the scientific advice.
"Our country remains extremely well prepared, as it has been since the outbreak began in Wuhan several months ago.
"Finally, crucially, we must not forget what we can all do to fight this virus, which is to wash our hands, you knew I was going to say this, but wash our hands with soap and water.
"And forgive me for repeating this but there will be people who will be tuning into this for the first time: wash your hands with soap and hot water for the length of time it takes to sing Happy Birthday twice.
"It’s simple advice but it’s the single most important thing we can do, as I think our experts would attest.
"But at this stage, and with the exception of all of the points I have just mentioned, I want to stress that for the vast majority of the people of this country, we should be going about our business as usual."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--What people with asthma should do as coronavirus spreads

As cases of coronavirus continue to rise in the UK and across the world , a lot of questions are being asked about those at higher risk .
The current risk to the public because of COVID-19 has been raised from low to moderate , the UK 's chief medical officers have announced and many countries have been hit with travel restrictions and bans .
The UK has so far had 39 cases confirmed and the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that it was `` likely '' to become `` more significant '' across the country in the coming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warned that the elderly and those with underlying health conditions are more susceptible to suffering more seriously from the virus .
As coronavirus is an illness that affects the lungs and airways , this can result in more complications for asthma sufferers .
Asthma UK say that when people with asthma get respiratory infections , it can set off their asthma symptoms and have issued a few simple steps to help manage possible symptoms .
• Keep taking your preventer inhaler ( usually brown ) daily as prescribed .
This will help cut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ triggered by any respiratory virus , including coronavirus .
• Carry your blue reliever inhaler with you every day , in case you feel your asthma symptoms flaring up .
• Download and use an asthma action plan to help you recognise and manage asthma symptoms when they come on .
• If you come down with flu , a cold , or any other respiratory infection , follow our tips for looking after your asthma when you 're not well .
• If your asthma symptoms get worse at any point , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next day appointment with your GP ( if you suspect you may have coronavirus , call 111 or use the 111 online coronavirus service , don ’ t go to see your GP ) .
• If you 're having an asthma attack , follow the steps on your asthma action plan and call 999 for an ambulance if you need to .
The World Health Organization ( WHO ) has also said that those with pre-existing medical conditions such as asthma are more vulnerable to becoming seriously ill with virus .
Its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ follow both good hand hygiene and good respiratory hygiene .
WHO says to wash your hands frequently , maintain social distancing - at least one metre distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing , avoid touching your eyes , nose and mouth , practice respiratory hygiene - which means covering your mouth and nose when you cough and sneeze , and if you have a fever , cough and difficulty breathing , seek medical care early .

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As cases of coronavirus continue to rise in the UK and across the world, a lot of questions are being asked about those at higher risk.
The current risk to the public because of COVID-19 has been raised from low to moderate, the UK's chief medical officers have announced and many countries have been hit with travel restrictions and bans.
The UK has so far had 39 cases confirmed and the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that it was "likely" to become "more significant" across the country in the coming days.
The public has already been warned that the elderly and those with underlying health conditions are more susceptible to suffering more seriously from the virus.
As coronavirus is an illness that affects the lungs and airways, this can result in more complications for asthma sufferers.
Asthma UK say that when people with asthma get respiratory infections, it can set off their asthma symptoms and have issued a few simple steps to help manage possible symptoms.
Keep taking your preventer inhaler (usually brown) daily as prescribed. This will help cut your risk of an asthma attack being triggered by any respiratory virus, including coronavirus.
Carry your blue reliever inhaler with you every day, in case you feel your asthma symptoms flaring up.
Download and use an asthma action plan to help you recognise and manage asthma symptoms when they come on.
If you come down with flu, a cold, or any other respiratory infection, follow our tips for looking after your asthma when you're not well.
If your asthma symptoms get worse at any point, call 111 for advice or make a next day appointment with your GP (if you suspect you may have coronavirus, call 111 or use the 111 online coronavirus service, don’t go to see your GP).
If you're having an asthma attack, follow the steps on your asthma action plan and call 999 for an ambulance if you need to.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has also said that those with pre-existing medical conditions such as asthma are more vulnerable to becoming seriously ill with virus.
Its advice to help protect themselves is to follow both good hand hygiene and good respiratory hygiene.
WHO says to wash your hands frequently, maintain social distancing - at least one metre distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing, avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, practice respiratory hygiene - which means covering your mouth and nose when you cough and sneeze, and if you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Huge outdoor cinema is coming to Bolton for one day only this summer

An outdoor cinema is coming to Bolton for one day only this summer , with screenings of some classic favourites - both new and old .
The ‘ Day at the Movies ’ is being held on Saturday 13th June , at Bolton Arena .
The day will begin with a showing of the new Aladdin at 10am , followed by the original Mary Poppins in the late afternoon .
The last film might be a more grown-up affair , with the timeless romantic drama , Dirty Dancing , being screened at 7pm .
Throughout the day there will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ burgers , popcorn , nachos , pick ‘ n ’ mix and many more cinema treats .
An array of alcoholic , non-alcoholic and hot drinks will also be available .
To keep the kids happy , there is also an expected meet and greet with Mary Poppins herself , as well as other popular Disney Princesses .
There is a maximum capacity of 450 per showing , with tickets available on Eventbrite , and the Bolton Arena Office .
There are full day passes , as well as tickets for individual screenings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own chairs , bean bags or blankets to sit on and relax .
This is the second time Bolton Arena will be putting on the event , with last year ’ s being held on an unexpectedly rainy day in August .
`` It was unfortunate that last year the event happened to have fallen on one of the wettest weekends in summer , '' said Jenny Green , Events Executive at Bolton Arena .
`` But it was still an excellent day with a great atmosphere thanks to the people involved .
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An outdoor cinema is coming to Bolton for one day only this summer, with screenings of some classic favourites - both new and old.
The ‘Day at the Movies’ is being held on Saturday 13th June, at Bolton Arena .
The day will begin with a showing of the new Aladdin at 10am, followed by the original Mary Poppins in the late afternoon.
The last film might be a more grown-up affair, with the timeless romantic drama, Dirty Dancing, being screened at 7pm.
Throughout the day there will be a number of vendors on-site, serving burgers, popcorn, nachos, pick ‘n’ mix and many more cinema treats. An array of alcoholic, non-alcoholic and hot drinks will also be available.
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To keep the kids happy, there is also an expected meet and greet with Mary Poppins herself, as well as other popular Disney Princesses.
There is a maximum capacity of 450 per showing, with tickets available on Eventbrite , and the Bolton Arena Office.
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There are full day passes, as well as tickets for individual screenings.
Attendees are expected to bring their own chairs, bean bags or blankets to sit on and relax.
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This is the second time Bolton Arena will be putting on the event, with last year’s being held on an unexpectedly rainy day in August.
"It was unfortunate that last year the event happened to have fallen on one of the wettest weekends in summer," said Jenny Green, Events Executive at Bolton Arena.
"But it was still an excellent day with a great atmosphere thanks to the people involved."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Why Manchester United are excited about Shola Shoretire and the Class of 2020

Millions of schoolboys dream of playing at Old Trafford and few have done it on the same day that they have attended classes .
Shola Shoretire 's Friday began with registering and ended with scoring at Manchester United 's stadium .
`` He was at school today , all day !
Then he came over to Old Trafford to play , '' the Under-18 coach Neil Ryan says in a room tucked inside the mouth of the tunnel .
`` It ’ s incredible really .
Different day for him compared to other players . ''
Shoretire turned 16 last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are doing revision in preparation for their GCSEs .
Shoretire knows his angles ; he broke the deadlock in United 's FA Youth Cup quarter-final win over Wigan Athletic by gathering the ball from Charlie Wellens , cutting inside and slotting in at the near post .
He celebrated with a knee slide in front of a hefty Wigan contingent who asked , 'Who are ya ? '
More will know about Shoretire now .
The diminutive Shoretire can play on the wing or up front .
Nicky Butt , the head of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ newspaper last week his preference is for the club 's youngsters to fly under the radar .
Shoretire made his Uefa Youth League bow at the age of 14 years and 314 days last season .
He is beeping louder on the radar .
`` We want to keep them humble , hard-working , '' Ryan explains .
`` It ’ s not just the coaching staff who do that , there are a number of staff throughout the academy , right throughout the place , feeding the same messages .
It ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` When you see the professionalism of the likes of Marcus Rashford , he ’ s the shining example .
Scott McTominay , so on .
These boys are products of the academy and the staff who work with them .
They are our examples .
`` Good players can enjoy the big stage .
[ Shoretire ] is a really exciting player .
He ’ s evolving and developing , can play a number of different positions , he showed a great maturity I thought . ''
Shoretire is not a scholar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put it , 'should be with the Under-16s ' .
In July 2018 , the club politely requested the MEN take down a story after this correspondent reported Shoretire had been included in the academy 's pre-season squad trip to Austria in 2017 .
It was a safeguarding measure to protect a 14-year-old lad under the guidance of Butt and Ricky Sbragia in Obertraun .
The squad was mostly made up of U23s and U18s .
A source at the time described Shoretire as an 'exceptional talent ' .
He is eligible to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with England 's juniors two years ago , and Shoretire first entered photo agency archives at the 2017 Milk Cup in Northern Ireland - when he appeared two years above his age group .
There is a natural reluctance among those who work in the academy to name names , though Ryan abandoned that after United reached their first Youth Cup semi-final in eight years .
`` A few really standout performances from the two centre-backs ( Teden Mengi and Ben Hockenhull ) defending , at times , which is what we needed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ schoolboy , again has come through really tough game and done great .
And Deji Sotona has done great , scored the winner , and did a great job for the team ; tirelessly running , and doing a job filling in for Dillon [ Hoogewerf ] who played the last round . ''
Chelsea await at Stamford Bridge .
Matchwinner Sotona , 17 , hails from Waterford but already has a Mancunian twang to his Irish accent after spending 'five or six years ' at United .
When he arrives in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ walks to the corner in front of the row of sponsors that provide the backdrop for pre and post-match interviews .
United have been using the room for media training with the academy members and Sotona 's sense of awareness is as impressive as it was on the pitch .
He started the move Shoretire finished and latched onto a direct pass from Hockenhull to hold off James Carragher , son of Jamie , for the winner in front of the Stretford End .
Sotona celebrated with the Wakanda Forever symbol from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m not normally a number nine , '' Sotona explains .
`` I like playing on the wing .
But today , I had to go up nine and do a job for the team and I think I did all right .
`` I did n't even know that [ it was Carragher 's son ] .
That 's very good as well .
Obviously he ’ s from Liverpool .
Good to hold him off .
Anthony [ Elanga ] will be back [ for the semi-final ] , so we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and be prepared for that .
Chelsea are a very good side , they will be the hardest team for us in this competition . ''
The baby-faced goalkeeper Ondrej Mastny strides in wearing his Paul Smith suit .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer added Mastny to his travelling squad for the FA Cup third round tie with Wolves in January , and the Czech has participated in goalkeeping warm-ups before first-team games with David de Gea and Sergio Romero .
`` It 's great to look into a first-team changing room and be in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shake hands with them is a great experience .
We talked about many things ; they help me sometimes in training . ''
Teden Mengi , Dillon Hoogewerf , Charlie McCann , and Reece Devine spoke engagingly in the same media room after the win over Leeds United in the previous round and the Mancunian Mengi , 17 , relishes media duties .
He was arguably the standout U18 performer for their second match running at Old Trafford .
`` I feel comfortable playing in any game , '' he insists .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blocks out , because you ’ re so concentrated on playing the game .
I am enjoying it .
`` Travelling to Astana [ with the first-team ] was a really good experience for me .
A different experience being around the first-team environment , I have just taken it all in and tried to bring it back to my age group . ''
Mengi was scouted at the age of six and he is stood next to Warrington-born midfielder Mark Helm , 18 .
Both have the security of professional contracts .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ years now , and every day I don ’ t take for granted , '' Helm says .
`` I go in , train , I ’ m just going to keep developing , keep working hard , and hopefully I can get to where I want to be one day .
`` I 've supported United since I was a baby . ''
United have their new batch of babes .

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Millions of schoolboys dream of playing at Old Trafford and few have done it on the same day that they have attended classes. Shola Shoretire's Friday began with registering and ended with scoring at Manchester United's stadium.
"He was at school today, all day! Then he came over to Old Trafford to play," the Under-18 coach Neil Ryan says in a room tucked inside the mouth of the tunnel. "It’s incredible really. Different day for him compared to other players."
Shoretire turned 16 last month and most UK-based boys his age are doing revision in preparation for their GCSEs. Shoretire knows his angles; he broke the deadlock in United's FA Youth Cup quarter-final win over Wigan Athletic by gathering the ball from Charlie Wellens, cutting inside and slotting in at the near post. He celebrated with a knee slide in front of a hefty Wigan contingent who asked, 'Who are ya?' More will know about Shoretire now.
The diminutive Shoretire can play on the wing or up front. Nicky Butt, the head of first-team development at United, told this newspaper last week his preference is for the club's youngsters to fly under the radar. Shoretire made his Uefa Youth League bow at the age of 14 years and 314 days last season. He is beeping louder on the radar.
"We want to keep them humble, hard-working," Ryan explains. "It’s not just the coaching staff who do that, there are a number of staff throughout the academy, right throughout the place, feeding the same messages. It’s what we pride ourselves on.
"When you see the professionalism of the likes of Marcus Rashford, he’s the shining example. Scott McTominay, so on. These boys are products of the academy and the staff who work with them. They are our examples.
"Good players can enjoy the big stage. [Shoretire] is a really exciting player. He’s evolving and developing, can play a number of different positions, he showed a great maturity I thought."
Shoretire is not a scholar yet and, as a United staffer put it, 'should be with the Under-16s'. In July 2018, the club politely requested the MEN take down a story after this correspondent reported Shoretire had been included in the academy's pre-season squad trip to Austria. It was a safeguarding measure to protect a 14-year-old lad under the guidance of Butt and Ricky Sbragia in Obertraun. The squad was mostly made up of U23s and U18s.
A source at the time described Shoretire as an 'exceptional talent'. He is eligible to represent Nigeria but was invited to train with England's juniors two years ago, and Shoretire first entered photo agency archives at the 2017 Milk Cup in Northern Ireland - when he appeared two years above his age group.
There is a natural reluctance among those who work in the academy to name names, though Ryan abandoned that after United reached their first Youth Cup semi-final in eight years. "A few really standout performances from the two centre-backs (Teden Mengi and Ben Hockenhull) defending, at times, which is what we needed.
"Young Shola Shoretire, young schoolboy, again has come through really tough game and done great. And Deji Sotona has done great, scored the winner, and did a great job for the team; tirelessly running, and doing a job filling in for Dillon [Hoogewerf] who played the last round." Chelsea await at Stamford Bridge.
Matchwinner Sotona, 17, hails from Waterford but already has a Mancunian twang to his Irish accent after spending 'five or six years' at United. When he arrives in the rights holders' sanctuary, he immediately walks to the corner in front of the row of sponsors that provide the backdrop for pre and post-match interviews. United have been using the room for media training with the academy members and Sotona's sense of awareness is as impressive as it was on the pitch.
He started the move Shoretire finished and latched onto a direct pass from Hockenhull to hold off James Carragher, son of Jamie, for the winner in front of the Stretford End. Sotona celebrated with the Wakanda Forever symbol from the Black Panther film. "I’m not normally a number nine," Sotona explains. "I like playing on the wing. But today, I had to go up nine and do a job for the team and I think I did all right.
"I didn't even know that [it was Carragher's son]. That's very good as well. Obviously he’s from Liverpool. Good to hold him off. Anthony [Elanga] will be back [for the semi-final], so we are just going to keep working hard and be prepared for that. Chelsea are a very good side, they will be the hardest team for us in this competition."
The baby-faced goalkeeper Ondrej Mastny strides in wearing his Paul Smith suit. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer added Mastny to his travelling squad for the FA Cup third round tie with Wolves in January, and the Czech has participated in goalkeeping warm-ups before first-team games with David de Gea and Sergio Romero.
"It's great to look into a first-team changing room and be in contact with them. Even just to shake hands with them is a great experience. We talked about many things; they help me sometimes in training."
Teden Mengi, Dillon Hoogewerf, Charlie McCann, and Reece Devine spoke engagingly in the same media room after the win over Leeds United in the previous round and the Mancunian Mengi, 17, relishes media duties. He was arguably the standout U18 performer for their second match running at Old Trafford. "I feel comfortable playing in any game," he insists. "Once you get playing everything around you blocks out, because you’re so concentrated on playing the game. I am enjoying it.
"Travelling to Astana [with the first-team] was a really good experience for me. A different experience being around the first-team environment, I have just taken it all in and tried to bring it back to my age group."
Mengi was scouted at the age of six and he is stood next to Warrington-born midfielder Mark Helm, 18. Both have the security of professional contracts. "I've been here for 11 years now, and every day I don’t take for granted," Helm says. "I go in, train, I’m just going to keep developing, keep working hard, and hopefully I can get to where I want to be one day.
"I've supported United since I was a baby." United have their new batch of babes.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Paul Pogba is about to give Manchester United a selection dilemma

It is almost time for Paul Pogba to let his feet do the talking again .
The French midfielder has not featured for Manchester United this year , but you would n't know it given the daily coverage in the media , but it says a lot about the draw of Pogba that he can dominate headlines even when he is not playing football .
Mino Raiola has been busy at work ahead of a pivotal summer for both he and his star client and recent ongoings at Old Trafford suggest life without Pogba would n't be as disastrous as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ form .
However , from a business point of view Pogba 's huge social media draw ca n't be ignored , and it was jokingly pointed out last pre-season the French midfielder possesses more Instagram followers than host country Australia had inhabitants .
Yet , for the first time in his United career Pogba is no longer a guaranteed starter under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer .
Only a year ago Pogba showed the incredible form which earned him an inconceivable place in the PFA Team of the Year , but a similar showing upon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be enough to earn him similar plaudits this time .
In his absence Fred and Nemanja Matic have both played the best football of their United career and have done so in a professional manner with little drama away from the pitch .
Throw in the January arrival of Bruno Fernandes and the role of Pogba becomes even less clear going forward .
Recent reports have suggested Pogba is keen to strike up a partnership with the Portuguese midfielder , but a place in the starting line up wo n't be given to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to return to the regular first-team picture Pogba will need to show enough form to upsurge two of Matic , Fred or Scott McTominay , and even then it could ruin the balance which has been struck as of late .
Throughout the season Solskjaer has backed his World Cup winning midfielder by insisting he is fully focused on the task in hand with United , and with the European Championships ahead this summer a consistent run of form is needed for both Pogba and his agent .
With games coming thick and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get his chance to impress once he is deemed fully fit to return , but now he faces a new challenge .
Proving he is actually good enough to start in United 's rejuvenated midfield without upsetting the rhythm which has been established .
If he can do that then Champions League football will be on the cards , and any summer divorce from United would be done so on amicable terms .
It 's now time for him to show us what 's been missing .

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It is almost time for Paul Pogba to let his feet do the talking again.
The French midfielder has not featured for Manchester United this year, but you wouldn't know it given the daily coverage in the media, but it says a lot about the draw of Pogba that he can dominate headlines even when he is not playing football.
Mino Raiola has been busy at work ahead of a pivotal summer for both he and his star client and recent ongoings at Old Trafford suggest life without Pogba wouldn't be as disastrous as previously thought following a sharp upturn in form.
However, from a business point of view Pogba's huge social media draw can't be ignored, and it was jokingly pointed out last pre-season the French midfielder possesses more Instagram followers than host country Australia had inhabitants. Yet, for the first time in his United career Pogba is no longer a guaranteed starter under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Only a year ago Pogba showed the incredible form which earned him an inconceivable place in the PFA Team of the Year, but a similar showing upon his upcoming return from injury might not be enough to earn him similar plaudits this time.
In his absence Fred and Nemanja Matic have both played the best football of their United career and have done so in a professional manner with little drama away from the pitch. Throw in the January arrival of Bruno Fernandes and the role of Pogba becomes even less clear going forward.
Recent reports have suggested Pogba is keen to strike up a partnership with the Portuguese midfielder, but a place in the starting line up won't be given to him simply on merit. In order to return to the regular first-team picture Pogba will need to show enough form to upsurge two of Matic, Fred or Scott McTominay, and even then it could ruin the balance which has been struck as of late.
Throughout the season Solskjaer has backed his World Cup winning midfielder by insisting he is fully focused on the task in hand with United, and with the European Championships ahead this summer a consistent run of form is needed for both Pogba and his agent.
With games coming thick and fast there is no doubt Pogba will get his chance to impress once he is deemed fully fit to return, but now he faces a new challenge. Proving he is actually good enough to start in United's rejuvenated midfield without upsetting the rhythm which has been established.
If he can do that then Champions League football will be on the cards, and any summer divorce from United would be done so on amicable terms. It's now time for him to show us what's been missing.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--M&S is releasing its most controversial product to date, and shoppers are divided

Marks and Spencer is known amongst shoppers for its delicious food products which sometimes push the boundaries .
Last month the store kept us all entertained by announcing the release of its giant Love Sausage for Valentine 's Day , and then had shoppers howling after revealing its 'questionable ' new Colin the Caterpillar Easter cake .
And now the British retailer has announced it will be releasing three new products in its food halls - and they might be the most controversial ones yet .
Chloe Irwin , head of licensing for Unilever brands , told the Grocer : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hunt for new ways to enjoy their favourite spread , and we think these three products from foodie favourite M & S will be the answer to their prayers . ''
She added : `` [ The new products will ] appeal to Marmite enthusiasts , those looking to try it for the first time , as well as creative cooks who are looking to experiment with new recipes . ''
It wo n't surprise you to hear that , in true Marmite tradition , the products are already dividing people .
While @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thing since sliced bread , others are horrified by the idea of combining family favourites with the yeast spread .
Responding to the news on Instagram , one disgruntled shopper wrote : `` The butter is REALLY not attractive ! ''
Somebody else responded with sick face emojis .
Others seem over the moon with the release , as one fan wrote : `` Omg marmite is having quite the revival ! ''
Another suggested : `` That would be delightful on my bagel . ''
Will shoppers love it or hate it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and see .

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Marks and Spencer is known amongst shoppers for its delicious food products which sometimes push the boundaries.
Last month the store kept us all entertained by announcing the release of its giant Love Sausage for Valentine's Day, and then had shoppers howling after revealing its 'questionable' new Colin the Caterpillar Easter cake.
And now the British retailer has announced it will be releasing three new products in its food halls - and they might be the most controversial ones yet.
Creamy Marmite Butter (£3 for 100g)
(Image: M&S)
Creamy butter mixed with Marmite spread.
In stores from 4 March.
Marmite Cheese Twists (£1 each)
(Image: M&S)
Melt-in-the-mouth savoury twists that combine classic Marmite, tangy cheddar and buttery crisp pastry.
In stores soon.
Marmite Cream Cheese (£2.50 for 140g)
(Image: M&S)
Cool and light cream cheese mixed with Marmite spread.
In stores from 4 March.
Chloe Irwin, head of licensing for Unilever brands, told the Grocer : "Marmite lovers are always on the hunt for new ways to enjoy their favourite spread, and we think these three products from foodie favourite M&S will be the answer to their prayers."
She added: "[The new products will] appeal to Marmite enthusiasts, those looking to try it for the first time, as well as creative cooks who are looking to experiment with new recipes."
It won't surprise you to hear that, in true Marmite tradition, the products are already dividing people.
While some think they look like the best thing since sliced bread, others are horrified by the idea of combining family favourites with the yeast spread.
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Responding to the news on Instagram, one disgruntled shopper wrote: "The butter is REALLY not attractive!"
Somebody else responded with sick face emojis.
Others seem over the moon with the release, as one fan wrote: "Omg marmite is having quite the revival!"
Another suggested: "That would be delightful on my bagel."
Will shoppers love it or hate it? We'll just have to wait and see.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Tributes left at scene for man, 26, as murder investigation launched into his death

Touching floral tributes have been laid for a man who died after being hit by a car in Bolton .
Heartbreaking messages have been left for the 26-year-old , who was found with fatal injuries in Tennyson Road in Farnworth yesterday morning .
The man has been named locally as Joss McCaughtrie , with a plaque left at the scene bearing his photo .
Messages tied to a fence outside a property close to the scene of the collision have paid tribute to a `` brother '' and `` dear son '' .
A 40-year-old neighbour , who did not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the horrifying moments after the fatal collision .
She said : “ I heard the screeching .
My dad pulled up outside as he was on the floor .
“ We saw a woman come out and put a blanket on him .
A number of tributes have also been left for Joss on social media .
One , posted yesterday , said : `` Absolutely heartbreaking news for my family back in Farnworth today .
RIP Joss McCaughtrie another young life taken . ''
Another said : `` RIP Joss McCaughtrie another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Police were first called to Tennyson Road at around 8.15am yesterday morning to reports a pedestrian had been hit by a car .
The report was of a collision involving a dark grey VW Golf .
The road and nearby streets were closed for five hours while investigations were carried out .
Police say they believe the man and those in the car had been involved in a disturbance a short distance away , near to a church on St James ’ Street .
That incident occurred just a few moments before the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Golf abandoned the car and fled before officers arrived , according to police .
A man , 22 , and a woman , 24 , have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody for questioning .
Officers confirmed they would be questioning the man and woman last night .
Detective Inspector Dave Sinclair , of GMP ’ s Bolton district , said `` This is an absolutely horrendous incident , in which a young man has lost his life ; and our sincere thoughts are with his family @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would like to stress that , as with any murder investigation , a dedicated team of officers are working around the clock to piece together the circumstances of this incident and ensure that the man ’ s loved ones are provided with much-needed answers .
`` This happened at a busy time of day and I would therefore like to make an appeal to any members of the public who might have been in the area at the time .
`` Did you witness anything that could help us and our investigation ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ anyone with information to get in touch as a matter of urgency- even the smallest detail could prove vital .
`` I would also urge anybody who was passing through the area who may have dash-cam footage to contact us . ''
Anyone with information can contact police on 0161 8565 757 , quoting incident number 546 of 02/03/2020 .
Reports can also be made anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 .

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Touching floral tributes have been laid for a man who died after being hit by a car in Bolton.
Heartbreaking messages have been left for the 26-year-old, who was found with fatal injuries in Tennyson Road in Farnworth yesterday morning.
The man has been named locally as Joss McCaughtrie, with a plaque left at the scene bearing his photo.
Messages tied to a fence outside a property close to the scene of the collision have paid tribute to a "brother" and "dear son".
A 40-year-old neighbour, who did not wish to give her name, described the horrifying moments after the fatal collision.
She said: “I heard the screeching. My dad pulled up outside as he was on the floor.
“We saw a woman come out and put a blanket on him.
“It’s horrible. It shouldn’t have happened."
(Image: M.E.N.)
A number of tributes have also been left for Joss on social media.
One, posted yesterday, said: "Absolutely heartbreaking news for my family back in Farnworth today. RIP Joss McCaughtrie another young life taken."
Another said: "RIP Joss McCaughtrie another young lad gone too soon."
Police were first called to Tennyson Road at around 8.15am yesterday morning to reports a pedestrian had been hit by a car.
The report was of a collision involving a dark grey VW Golf.
The road and nearby streets were closed for five hours while investigations were carried out.
Police say they believe the man and those in the car had been involved in a disturbance a short distance away, near to a church on St James’ Street.
That incident occurred just a few moments before the fatal collision, GMP said.
Those in the Golf abandoned the car and fled before officers arrived, according to police.
A man, 22, and a woman, 24, have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody for questioning.
Officers confirmed they would be questioning the man and woman last night.
(Image: M.E.N.)
Detective Inspector Dave Sinclair, of GMP’s Bolton district, said "This is an absolutely horrendous incident, in which a young man has lost his life; and our sincere thoughts are with his family at this devastating time.
"I would like to stress that, as with any murder investigation, a dedicated team of officers are working around the clock to piece together the circumstances of this incident and ensure that the man’s loved ones are provided with much-needed answers.
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"This happened at a busy time of day and I would therefore like to make an appeal to any members of the public who might have been in the area at the time.
"Did you witness anything that could help us and our investigation?
"If so, I would urge anyone with information to get in touch as a matter of urgency- even the smallest detail could prove vital.
"I would also urge anybody who was passing through the area who may have dash-cam footage to contact us."
Anyone with information can contact police on 0161 8565 757, quoting incident number 546 of 02/03/2020.
Reports can also be made anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Axel Tuanzebe reveals his Manchester United leadership ambition

Axel Tuanzebe admits he dreams of being a future Manchester United captain as he aims to establish himself as one of the key leaders at the club .
The 22-year-old has impressed upon his return to Old Trafford this season but has struggled for playing time after an unfortunate injury .
Tuanzebe stood out on the club 's pre-season tour last summer and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided to keep him at Old Trafford despite serious interest in securing his signature on loan .
The young centre back has impressed with his maturity in the first-team , and he admits he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leader at United .
“ Yes , that ( being made permanent captain ) is a target of mine , '' he told The Official Manchester United Podcast .
`` I would n't say necessarily to be captain but just to be a leader for the team .
Just someone that other teammates can turn to .
`` There are other problems in football as well that a lot of people do not see .
I always say to the lads , ‘ If you ever need to talk , just call me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ groups with the lads I have grown up with.
” Tuanzebe was given the armband earlier in the season when he captained United against local side Rochdale in the Carabao Cup and it is something he will never forget .
He added : “ Yeah , that is something that I ’ ll remember for the rest of my life .
I thanked the manager afterwards , because it was out of the blue , he did n't have to do it .
There were so many more senior players in that team @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` But I think he recognised that I could use it a bit more .
He just told me to keep going and hopefully there will be many more opportunities when I am captain.
” You can listen to the rest of the interview from Monday evening , as well as previous UTD Podcast episodes , via the Manchester United website , App and all your favourite podcast platforms .

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Axel Tuanzebe admits he dreams of being a future Manchester United captain as he aims to establish himself as one of the key leaders at the club.
The 22-year-old has impressed upon his return to Old Trafford this season but has struggled for playing time after an unfortunate injury.
Tuanzebe stood out on the club's pre-season tour last summer and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided to keep him at Old Trafford despite serious interest in securing his signature on loan.
The young centre back has impressed with his maturity in the first-team, and he admits he wants to be considered a dressing room leader at United.
“Yes, that (being made permanent captain) is a target of mine," he told The Official Manchester United Podcast.
"I wouldn't say necessarily to be captain but just to be a leader for the team. Just someone that other teammates can turn to.
"There are other problems in football as well that a lot of people do not see. I always say to the lads, ‘If you ever need to talk, just call me’, especially in the younger age groups with the lads I have grown up with.”
Tuanzebe was given the armband earlier in the season when he captained United against local side Rochdale in the Carabao Cup and it is something he will never forget.
He added: “Yeah, that is something that I’ll remember for the rest of my life. I thanked the manager afterwards, because it was out of the blue, he didn't have to do it. There were so many more senior players in that team who could have easily been the captain.
"But I think he recognised that I could use it a bit more. He just told me to keep going and hopefully there will be many more opportunities when I am captain.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Trafford Pride 2020 announces line up and highlights

The headliner and highlights for Trafford 's Pride 2020 celebrations have been announced .
Stars of Channel 4 's moving documentary series Drag SOS , The Family Gorgeous , are among those due to appear and will read children 's stories for families at a one-off event .
New York singer Bright Light Bright Light , who has DJ 'd at Glastonbury and been on tour with Cher and Elton John , is also headlining the borough 's second Pride festival - which will last five days .
Discounted tickets for young people and those on low incomes are being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ events that will kick off in May .
Highlights of the Pride in Trafford 2020 festival include : Rainbow flag raising at Sale Town Hall ( Mayor of Trafford Coun Robert Chilton , Council Leader Coun Andrew Western and Council CEO Sara Todd will be joined by local children from Wellfield School ) .
Two new art exhibits open at Sale Waterside ( 'HERE ' , presented by Rainbow Noir – a volunteer led group for LGBTQ+ people of colour and a new digital work called Behind the Eyes from emerging queer poet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ technology and social media through the queer gaze .
Both events are free and drop in ) .
Queer Culture Chat podcast recording ( with Art with Heart , discussing queer culture as part of their podcast series ) .
Performance of Yours , Sincerely by Will Jackson ( a storytelling , lipsync cabaret comedy from Quick Duck Theatre based on real life correspondences ; highlighting the complications of 21st-century communication ) .
Performance of *gender not included ( a one person cabaret performance by artist Melody Sproates exploring gender identity and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Using a collage of sound clips ranging from The Prodigy to Piers Morgan , the show answers timely questions such as : ‘ What does non-binary even mean ?
’ and ‘ Are you a boy or a girl ?
’ ) .
Alternative to Eurovision with The Cocoa Butter Club ( cabaret collective celebrating and offering a platform to marginalized voices to showcase dancers , performers , poets , burlesque artists and musicians of colour ) .
New York 's Romy and Michele 's Saturday Afternoon Tea Dance at Waterside ( Bright @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Performance of A Moment ( by Hawk Dance Theatre , a ten minute male dance duet exploring a meeting between two strangers .
This Manchester based dance company will perform the work three times throughout the day , at different places around Sale ) .
The Vogue Dance Class workshop ( House of Ghetto offers the opportunity to learn how to strike a pose with Manchester ’ s Infamous Mother of House of Ghetto , Darren Pritchard .
The workshop will also teach about the history of vogue culture , the context @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Vogue Femme ) .
Two Drag Queen Story Time sessions at Urmston and Altrincham libraries ( One session will feature Manchester 's Drag collective The Family Gorgeous from Channel 4 's Drag SOS will be using outlandish and fun storytelling skills to read to families and children .
The other will see author Olly Pike , of Pop N Olly fame , read some of his well-loved stories with an LGBTQIA+ theme for children .
This event is free but booking is essential ) .
Manager of Waterside , Darren Adams , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ share our line-up for our second Pride in Trafford festival , which follows the success of our inaugural event last year .
`` Pride in Trafford has a clear focus around cultural and community programming , that continues our firm commitment to celebrating diversity , telling stories and showcasing artist across the LGBTQ+ spectrum that are so often under-represented .
Everything we believe Pride should be about . ''
Pride in Trafford runs from Wednesday May 13 to Sunday May 17 2020 coinciding with the world-wide IDAHOBIT ( International Day Against Homophobia , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Tickets and further information can be found at prideintrafford.org

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The headliner and highlights for Trafford's Pride 2020 celebrations have been announced.
Stars of Channel 4's moving documentary series Drag SOS, The Family Gorgeous, are among those due to appear and will read children's stories for families at a one-off event.
New York singer Bright Light Bright Light, who has DJ'd at Glastonbury and been on tour with Cher and Elton John, is also headlining the borough's second Pride festival - which will last five days.
Discounted tickets for young people and those on low incomes are being offered for this year's list of events that will kick off in May.
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Highlights of the Pride in Trafford 2020 festival include:
Wednesday May 13
Rainbow flag raising at Sale Town Hall (Mayor of Trafford Coun Robert Chilton, Council Leader Coun Andrew Western and Council CEO Sara Todd will be joined by local children from Wellfield School).
Two new art exhibits open at Sale Waterside ('HERE', presented by Rainbow Noir – a volunteer led group for LGBTQ+ people of colour and a new digital work called Behind the Eyes from emerging queer poet, Louis Glazzard exploring our relationship with technology and social media through the queer gaze. Both events are free and drop in).
Queer Culture Chat podcast recording (with Art with Heart, discussing queer culture as part of their podcast series).
Performance of Yours, Sincerely by Will Jackson (a storytelling, lipsync cabaret comedy from Quick Duck Theatre based on real life correspondences; highlighting the complications of 21st-century communication).
Friday May 15
Performance of *gender not included (a one person cabaret performance by artist Melody Sproates exploring gender identity and the non-binary experience told entirely through lipsync. Using a collage of sound clips ranging from The Prodigy to Piers Morgan, the show answers timely questions such as: ‘What does non-binary even mean?’ and ‘Are you a boy or a girl?’).
Saturday May 16
Alternative to Eurovision with The Cocoa Butter Club (cabaret collective celebrating and offering a platform to marginalized voices to showcase dancers, performers, poets, burlesque artists and musicians of colour).
New York's Romy and Michele's Saturday Afternoon Tea Dance at Waterside (Bright Light Bright Light will be DJ'ing).
Performance of A Moment (by Hawk Dance Theatre, a ten minute male dance duet exploring a meeting between two strangers. This Manchester based dance company will perform the work three times throughout the day, at different places around Sale).
The Vogue Dance Class workshop (House of Ghetto offers the opportunity to learn how to strike a pose with Manchester’s Infamous Mother of House of Ghetto, Darren Pritchard. The workshop will also teach about the history of vogue culture, the context of the art form and the fundamentals of Vogue Femme).
Other events
Two Drag Queen Story Time sessions at Urmston and Altrincham libraries (One session will feature Manchester's Drag collective The Family Gorgeous from Channel 4's Drag SOS will be using outlandish and fun storytelling skills to read to families and children. The other will see author Olly Pike, of Pop N Olly fame, read some of his well-loved stories with an LGBTQIA+ theme for children. This event is free but booking is essential).
Manager of Waterside, Darren Adams, said: "We are thrilled to share our line-up for our second Pride in Trafford festival, which follows the success of our inaugural event last year.
"Pride in Trafford has a clear focus around cultural and community programming, that continues our firm commitment to celebrating diversity, telling stories and showcasing artist across the LGBTQ+ spectrum that are so often under-represented. Everything we believe Pride should be about."
Pride in Trafford runs from Wednesday May 13 to Sunday May 17 2020 coinciding with the world-wide IDAHOBIT (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia) on May 17.
Tickets and further information can be found at prideintrafford.org


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--A backstreet Sicilian restaurant opens in the Northern Quarter this week - with free food and prosec

A backstreet Sicilian restaurant opens in the Northern Quarter this week - with free food and prosecco

A tiny Italian street food spot in the Northern Quarter is moving to a new , larger site this week , and will be celebrating with plenty of freebies .
William Sicilian is leaving behind its home on Hilton Street for a larger restaurant space on Turner Street in the Northern Quarter .
The authentic bistro , which will be renamed Sicilian NQ , will be taking over the former La Boca site , just off High Street near the Arndale .
To celebrate its launch , Sicilian NQ is going to be offering samples of its food menu as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The new site means the addition of wine , beers and cocktails to their menu of traditional Sicilian street food .
Posting on Instagram as they left their original site , the team wrote : `` We 've loved meeting so many lovely people along the way , customers we 've called friends at our little Hilton St shop , but now it 's time to move on to bigger and better things in a fantastic new place on Turner St !
`` We look forward to seeing you all soon and hope @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adventure .
`` We have some very talented new faces added to our team , we ca n't wait to get started !
`` See you all soon '' The launch night will take place on Thursday March 5 from 6pm at 14 Turner Street in the Northern Quarter .
Sicilian NQ will officially open on Friday March 6 , and will be open 12pm to 11pm , Wednesday to Monday .

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A tiny Italian street food spot in the Northern Quarter is moving to a new, larger site this week, and will be celebrating with plenty of freebies.
William Sicilian is leaving behind its home on Hilton Street for a larger restaurant space on Turner Street in the Northern Quarter.
The authentic bistro, which will be renamed Sicilian NQ, will be taking over the former La Boca site, just off High Street near the Arndale.
To celebrate its launch, Sicilian NQ is going to be offering samples of its food menu as well as free prosecco on arrival.
The new site means the addition of wine, beers and cocktails to their menu of traditional Sicilian street food.
Expect arancini (deep-fried risotto balls), cipollina (sweet onion pastry parcels) and cannoli (sweet, cream-filled pastry tubes).
Posting on Instagram as they left their original site, the team wrote: "We've loved meeting so many lovely people along the way, customers we've called friends at our little Hilton St shop, but now it's time to move on to bigger and better things in a fantastic new place on Turner St!
"We look forward to seeing you all soon and hope you'll join in our new Sicilian adventure.
"We have some very talented new faces added to our team, we can't wait to get started!
"See you all soon"
The launch night will take place on Thursday March 5 from 6pm at 14 Turner Street in the Northern Quarter.
Sicilian NQ will officially open on Friday March 6, and will be open 12pm to 11pm, Wednesday to Monday.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Look at these new apartments set to pop up by Matalan - they'll be close to the town centre with a r

Look at these new apartments set to pop up by Matalan - they'll be close to the town centre with a river view and suitable for couples

Plans for a block of 30 new flats at a former industrial estate have been revealed .
The five-storey building would be located on land next to the Matalan store in Tonge Moor Road .
The one-bedroom self-contained flats would each accommodate two people , according to the planning application .
It said : “ The proposed development is for a residential scheme comprising 30 apartments , providing a total of 30 dwellings .
“ The design of the units provide a flexible use of space to suit various demographic groups .
“ The site ’ s location allows for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bolton ’ s city centre.
” The site , which “ slopes steeply ” towards the River Tonge , is approximately one mile east of Bolton town centre .
There are no buildings nor any other additional structures on the site which is south of the Matalan car park .
There is also a recently built residential development north and east of the site .
A total of 20 parking spaces would be available for the 30 apartments .
Town hall planners are due to decide the outcome of the proposal by mid-May @

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Plans for a block of 30 new flats at a former industrial estate have been revealed.
The five-storey building would be located on land next to the Matalan store in Tonge Moor Road .
The one-bedroom self-contained flats would each accommodate two people, according to the planning application.
It said: “The proposed development is for a residential scheme comprising 30 apartments, providing a total of 30 dwellings.
“The design of the units provide a flexible use of space to suit various demographic groups.
“The site’s location allows for easy access to the local facilities and Bolton’s city centre.”
The site, which “slopes steeply” towards the River Tonge, is approximately one mile east of Bolton town centre.
There are no buildings nor any other additional structures on the site which is south of the Matalan car park.
There is also a recently built residential development north and east of the site.
A total of 20 parking spaces would be available for the 30 apartments.
Town hall planners are due to decide the outcome of the proposal by mid-May.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Rodri tells Man City how to build on Real Madrid and Aston Villa wins

In the space of five days , Manchester City have won one trophy and established a lead in the first leg of the Champions League clash against Real Madrid .
The two victories have given City a chance of turning a season where they have failed to retain their Premier League title into one that could still end in three trophies .
But midfielder Rodri - who scored the winner against Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup final - says City must use their recent victories this week to continue improving this season and go all the way in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It ’ s been a very important week for us , but this is not over yet , '' Rodri said .
“ We still have a few months of the season to go and that great result in the Champions League and the fighting spirit of the team says lots of good things about us , a team that never surrender .
“ Winning the Carabao Cup three times in succession speaks a lot about our ambition , and our collective desire to keep winning.
” Rodri is also looking ahead to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ teammates to improve .
`` Every season this team does a reset and tries to fight for everything and this is not easy , when there are people here that have won this competition four or five times , '' he added .
“ For me is the first time , but the rest need to regenerate and renew their motivation every season .
That ’ s the only way of keep growing and improving.
” The Spaniard has now recorded his best ever goals return in a season with his fourth strike @ @ @ @ @ @ @ surprised at getting on the scoresheet at all .
He said : `` It ’ s a surprise for me !
“ I ’ m not used on scoring goals but if it happens and it helps the team and it is a final and to win it , it ’ s something fantastic .
“ But what makes me happier is that we ’ ve won a trophy and personally I ’ m growing and feeling very involved in this squad full of great people and amazing professionals .
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In the space of five days, Manchester City have won one trophy and established a lead in the first leg of the Champions League clash against Real Madrid.
The two victories have given City a chance of turning a season where they have failed to retain their Premier League title into one that could still end in three trophies.
But midfielder Rodri - who scored the winner against Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup final - says City must use their recent victories this week to continue improving this season and go all the way in the Champions League and FA Cup.
“It’s been a very important week for us, but this is not over yet," Rodri said.
“We still have a few months of the season to go and that great result in the Champions League and the fighting spirit of the team says lots of good things about us, a team that never surrender.
“Winning the Carabao Cup three times in succession speaks a lot about our ambition, and our collective desire to keep winning.”
Rodri is also looking ahead to next season, where he challenged his teammates to improve.
"Every season this team does a reset and tries to fight for everything and this is not easy, when there are people here that have won this competition four or five times," he added.
“For me is the first time, but the rest need to regenerate and renew their motivation every season. That’s the only way of keep growing and improving.”
The Spaniard has now recorded his best ever goals return in a season with his fourth strike of the campaign, admitting his is surprised at getting on the scoresheet at all.
He said: "It’s a surprise for me! “I’m not used on scoring goals but if it happens and it helps the team and it is a final and to win it, it’s something fantastic.
“But what makes me happier is that we’ve won a trophy and personally I’m growing and feeling very involved in this squad full of great people and amazing professionals.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Severely mentally ill patient prone to outbursts pushed a frail patient to the floor, causing a head

Severely mentally ill patient prone to outbursts pushed a frail patient to the floor, causing a head injury - and they 'shouldn't have been on the same ward'

An elderly person sustained head injuries in hospital after being pushed by a patient with severe mental health issues who was put in the same ward .
The “ frail ” patient who is understood to be around 90 years old fell to the floor at a Royal Bolton Hospital ward after an altercation with another patient who was “ prone to outbursts ” .
Hospital bosses admitted that the two patients should not have been on the same ward – but they blame a lack of mental health facilities .
The case was brought to the attention of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trust following a Serious Incident report .
Andrew Thornton , who chairs the quality assurance committee , told the board that Bolton ’ s clinical commissioning group ( CCG ) will look into the issues within the system .
He said : “ Someone relatively young was admitted with quite severe mental health issues and quite prone to outbursts .
On the same ward , we had someone in their nineties who was quite frail .
“ The older patient was being pushed by the younger patient , fell over and sustained a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needs to be raised is more of a system issue .
These two patients shouldn ’ t have been together .
But it was the lack of facility for the mental health patient .
There is a lack of mental health facilities in the area .
“ We ’ re happy with what ’ s happening in terms of the Serious Incident report .
But we think the remedy and the solution is far greater than Bolton FT. ” The Serious Incident report was approved by the quality assurance committee on February 19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for mental health patients but recognised that this is a system-wide issue .
The CCG will consider the system issue and feedback in a report on care of mental health patients in A & E due in May .

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An elderly person sustained head injuries in hospital after being pushed by a patient with severe mental health issues who was put in the same ward.
The “frail” patient who is understood to be around 90 years old fell to the floor at a Royal Bolton Hospital ward after an altercation with another patient who was “prone to outbursts”.
Hospital bosses admitted that the two patients should not have been on the same ward – but they blame a lack of mental health facilities.
The case was brought to the attention of the board of directors at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust following a Serious Incident report.
Andrew Thornton, who chairs the quality assurance committee, told the board that Bolton’s clinical commissioning group (CCG) will look into the issues within the system.
He said: “Someone relatively young was admitted with quite severe mental health issues and quite prone to outbursts. On the same ward, we had someone in their nineties who was quite frail.
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“The older patient was being pushed by the younger patient, fell over and sustained a head injury.
“The issue that needs to be raised is more of a system issue. These two patients shouldn’t have been together. But it was the lack of facility for the mental health patient. There is a lack of mental health facilities in the area.
“We’re happy with what’s happening in terms of the Serious Incident report. But we think the remedy and the solution is far greater than Bolton FT.”
The Serious Incident report was approved by the quality assurance committee on February 19.
Concerns were raised regarding resources available for mental health patients but recognised that this is a system-wide issue.
The CCG will consider the system issue and feedback in a report on care of mental health patients in A&E due in May.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Teenager with links to Greater Manchester missing

Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenager with links to Greater Manchester .
Morgan Foster was last @ @ @ @ @ on Saturday February 29 , 2020 .
The 16-year-old is white , 5ft 3 , @ @ @ @ @ a 'fresh complexion ' .
She has shoulder-length blonde hair and speaks with a Liverpudlian @ @ @ @ @ has links in Liverpool , Greater Manchester and North Wales .
A spokesperson for Merseyside @ @ @ @ @ are appealing for help to locate a 16-year-old girl from Liverpool who is missing .
@ @ @ @ @ seen at 11.30pm on Saturday 29 February .
`` She is described as white with @ @ @ @ @ 3in tall , of slim build , with shoulder length blonde hair .
`` Morgan @ @ @ @ @ .
She is known to frequent Liverpool , North Wales and Greater Manchester .
`` @ @ @ @ @ or knows of her whereabouts is asked to DM @ MerPolCC , call 101 or @ @ @ @ @ 000 . ''

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Police are appealing for help to find a missing teenager with links to Greater Manchester .
Morgan Foster was last seen in Liverpool at 11.30pm on Saturday February 29, 2020.
The 16-year-old is white, 5ft 3, of slim build and has a 'fresh complexion'.
She has shoulder-length blonde hair and speaks with a Liverpudlian accent.
Police believe she has links in Liverpool, Greater Manchester and North Wales.
A spokesperson for Merseyside Police said: "We are appealing for help to locate a 16-year-old girl from Liverpool who is missing.
"Morgan Foster was last seen at 11.30pm on Saturday 29 February.
"She is described as white with a fresh complexion, 5ft 3in tall, of slim build, with shoulder length blonde hair.
"Morgan speaks with a Liverpool accent. She is known to frequent Liverpool, North Wales and Greater Manchester.
"Anyone who has seen Morgan or knows of her whereabouts is asked to DM @MerPolCC, call 101 or contact @missingpeople on 116 000."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-03-03--Smiling Morrissey enjoys leisurely shopping trip to Manchester

Morrissey was spotted enjoying a nice leisurely shopping trip in Manchester city centre on Monday .
The Smiths frontman even flashed a rare smile as he walked out and about .
Rocking an updated Eric Morecambe-inspired look with a blue checked shirt and a smart grey plaid overcoat , teamed with jeans , black shoes and rounded off with aviator shades , the singer looked like he didn ’ t have a care in the world as he popped into Harvey Nichols .
It was likely a calm before the storm moment for Mozza , who begins a tour on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ solo album , I Am Not A Dog On A Chain , on March 20 .
He ’ s kicking off the tour in Leeds for his first date , which is the closest location to Manchester , before heading to Cologne , Paris and back to London .
Accompanied by his nephew assistant , Morrissey walked into the luxury department store , based on New Cathedral Street in the city centre , at around 5pm .
Shortly afterwards he emerged from the store with some posh swag hidden in Harvey Nichols bags @ @ @ @ @ @ @ assistant .
You ’ d think that onlookers would be doing double takes at the Suedehead singer - but no one batted an eyelid .
A gentleman who was asking for change approached Morrissey without realising who it was .
Moz seemed to be completely unaware of his surroundings as he walked past without even registering him .
After he had purchased what he needed , the Heaven Knows I ’ m Miserable Now vocalist made his way into Selfridges , likely heading to the car park , with the rather apt door @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shake your booty ’ advising his journey .

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Morrissey was spotted enjoying a nice leisurely shopping trip in Manchester city centre on Monday.
The Smiths frontman even flashed a rare smile as he walked out and about.
Rocking an updated Eric Morecambe-inspired look with a blue checked shirt and a smart grey plaid overcoat, teamed with jeans, black shoes and rounded off with aviator shades, the singer looked like he didn’t have a care in the world as he popped into Harvey Nichols.
(Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)
It was likely a calm before the storm moment for Mozza, who begins a tour on Friday ahead of the release of his solo album, I Am Not A Dog On A Chain, on March 20.
He’s kicking off the tour in Leeds for his first date, which is the closest location to Manchester, before heading to Cologne, Paris and back to London.
Accompanied by his nephew assistant, Morrissey walked into the luxury department store, based on New Cathedral Street in the city centre, at around 5pm.
Shortly afterwards he emerged from the store with some posh swag hidden in Harvey Nichols bags, which were dutifully carried by his assistant.
(Image: Eamonn and James Clarke)
You’d think that onlookers would be doing double takes at the Suedehead singer - but no one batted an eyelid.
A gentleman who was asking for change approached Morrissey without realising who it was.
Moz seemed to be completely unaware of his surroundings as he walked past without even registering him.
After he had purchased what he needed, the Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now vocalist made his way into Selfridges, likely heading to the car park, with the rather apt door slogan ‘don’t be moody shake your booty’ advising his journey.