themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--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 489 .
Thousands of pupils and teachers are isolating following positive cases across the region , with many now home learning until after October half term .
While some of those featured here have 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 474 .
Now a further 15 have been confirmed - and that 's only the ones the Manchester Evening News has been alerted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this information , with the exception of Wigan Council , so we are largely reliant on parents informing us about closures .
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 isolating and returned to their classes : • Newall Green Primary School , Wythenshawe - ( Cases in Nursery and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6 ) • 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 ) • Ravensbury Community , Manchester - ( One Year 4 class and one Year 5 class ) • 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 1 , 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 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases , 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 ) • Westhoughton High , Bolton - ( One Year 7 form , one Year 8 form and all Year 11 isolating ) • Blessed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( small number of Year 7s and all of Year 10 ) • 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 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 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ isolating ) Use the handy search tool here to find out where cases have been confirmed : • Broadstone Hall Primary , Stockport - ( One 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 - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staff member .
Some Year 8s isolating ) • Great Academy Ashton , Tameside - ( part of Y10 and a bubble from another year ) • Droylsden Academy - ( One staff member , class bubbles isolating in Years 7 and 8 ) • 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 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all except nursery children ) • Copley Academy , Stalybridge - ( Positive cases in Year 7 , 8 , 10 and 11 , whole of Year 8 among those isolating ) • St Damian 's RC Science College , Ashton , Tameside - ( Number of confirmed cases , whole of Year 10 among those isolating ) • 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 ) • Royton and Crompton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed , 28 Year 7 pupils and whole of Year 9 among those isolating ) • The Hathershaw College , Oldham - ( Cases confirmed in Years 7 , 8 , 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 , one bubble in Year 10 ) • The Oldham Academy North , Oldham - ( A Year 9 bubble and member of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ among staff ) • North Chadderton School , Oldham - ( Four cases confirmed , including two in sixth form and member of catering team ) • Bare Trees Primary , Chadderton , Oldham - ( School closed to all but Nursery ) • Willowpark Primary Academy , Oldham - ( Reception isolating for a second time and Year 5 ) • St Thomas More RC Primary , Middleton - ( Three classes from Key Stage 1 ) • St Vincent 's Roman Catholic Primary School , Norden , Rochdale - ( One @ @ @ @ @ @ @ class ) • Spotland Primary , Rochdale - ( A Reception class and classes from Years 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 isolating ) • Crossgates Primary , Milnrow - ( Years 2 and 3 on second isolation ) • Shawclough Community Primary , Rochdale - ( Nursery , Years 1 , 2 and 3 and one class from Year 5 ) • Ince CE Primary , Wigan - ( One class from Year 5 and confirmed case in Year 4 ) • Shevington High , Wigan - ( Cases confirmed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ affected ) • St Wilfrids Catholic Primary School , Wigan - ( Staff affected and cases in Years 1 and 4 ) • Hindley High School , Wigan - ( Staff affected and confirmed cases in years 8 and 9 ) • Garrett Hall Primary , Tyldesley , Wigan - ( Two cases - child in Reception and Year 4 class teacher ) Has your school had to send children home to self-isolate ?
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The number of Greater Manchester schools with confirmed Covid cases now stands at 489.
Thousands of pupils and teachers are isolating following positive cases across the region, with many now home learning until after October half term.
While some of those featured here have 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 474. Now a further 15 have been confirmed - and that's only the ones the Manchester Evening News has been alerted to.
Schools and councils aren't publishing this information, with the exception of Wigan Council, so we are largely reliant on parents informing us about closures.
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.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
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 Nursery and Years 1, 2, 5 and 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 - (Cases confirmed in all years)
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 - (Three 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 - (Cases in Years 7, 9 and 10)
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 and Year 5)
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 - (School closed)
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)
Manley Park Primary, Manchester - (Cases confirmed)
Manchester Islamic High School for Girls - (Cases confirmed)
Rack House Primary, Manchester - (Reception and Year 6)
Claremont Primary, Manchester - (Case confirmed)
Withington Girls School, Manchester - (Cases confirmed in Years 4, 8 and 13)
Crumpsall Lane Primary, Manchester - (Case confirmed)
Button Lane Primary, Manchester - (Year 6)
Ravensbury Community, Manchester - (One Year 4 class and one Year 5 class)
Newall Green High, Wythenshawe - (Case confirmed)
Bowker Vale Primary, Crumpsall - (Cases in Years 2, 4 and 6)
Salford
Harrop Fold, Salford - (Year 10 and Year 11)
Buile Hill Academy, Salford - (Cases confirmed in Years 7, 10 and 11)
Co-op Academy Swinton - (Years 7, 8 and 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 all years)
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 1, 4, 5 and 6)
All Hallows RC High, Salford - (Case confirmed, close contacts isolating)
St Luke's CE Primary, Weaste, Salford - (Nursery, Reception and Years 3, 4, 5 and 6)
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)
Lewis Street Primary, Eccles, Salford - (Reception and Year 3)
St Paul's CE Primary, Cross Lane, Salford - (Cases confirmed)
Lark Hill Community Primary, Salford - (Case confirmed in Year 5)
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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)
Chesham Primary, Bury - (School closed)
Park View Primary, Prestwich - (Nursery and Reception)
St Andrew's CE Primary, Radcliffe - (Confirmed cases)
St John's CE Primary, Radcliffe - (Year 4)
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, one Year 8 form and all Year 11 isolating)
Blackshaw Primary, Bolton - (Year 4)
Red Lane Primary, Bolton - (Reception)
Essa Academy, Bolton - (Cases confirmed in Years 8 and 10)
St Joseph's RC High, Horwich, Bolton - (Year 7)
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 - (Cases confirmed)
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 - (Two Year 1 classes and a Year 3 class)
Loreto Grammar, Altrincham, Trafford - (35 cases confirmed, whole of Years 12 and 13 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)
Forest Gate Academy, Partington, Trafford - (Cases confirmed)
Lime Tree Primary Academy, Sale - (Case confirmed)
St Ann's RC Primary, Stretford - (One Year 3 class)
St Hugh's Catholic Primary, Timperley, Trafford - (Case confirmed in Year 4)
Altrincham College, Trafford - (Case confirmed in Year 13)
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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 8, 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, Year 1 and Year 5)
St Joseph's Catholic Primary, Stockport - (Case confirmed)
Rose Hill Primary, Marple - (Case confirmed)
Pownall Green Primary School, Stockport - (Confirmed case)
Bramhall High, Stockport - (Case confirmed)
Etchells Primary, Stockport - (School closed to all years)
Vernon Park Primary, Stockport - (Case confirmed)
Reddish Vale High, Stockport - (Case confirmed in Year 11, close contacts isolating)
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, class bubbles isolating in Years 7 and 8)
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 - (Four positive cases)
Mottram CE Primary, Tameside - (One class from Year 4/5)
Denton Community College, Tameside - (Cases confirmed)
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, whole of Year 8 among those 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)
Cromwell High, Tameside - (Two confirmed cases)
Poplar Street Primary, Audenshaw, Tameside - (Nursery)
Greenfield Primary, Hyde, Tameside - (Year 5/6 and Year 6)
Parochial CE Primary, Ashton, Tameside - (Year 5)
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Oldham
St Martin's CE Primary, Oldham - (One class, plus Year 5 isolating)
Yew Tree Community School, Chadderton - (Cases confirmed)
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, 28 Year 7 pupils and whole of Year 9 among those isolating)
Saddleworth School, Oldham - (Years 7, 8, 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, 8, 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 - (Nursery, Reception, Year 3, Year 4 and a Year 6 class isolating)
Bare Trees Primary, Chadderton, Oldham - (School closed to all but Nursery)
Beever Primary, Oldham - (Years 1, 2 and 4)
Holy Family RC Primary, Oldham - (Early Years Foundation Stage bubble isolating)
Willowpark Primary Academy, Oldham - (Reception isolating for a second time and Year 5)
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 - (Cases confirmed in Years 2 and 6)
Falinge Park High School, Rochdale - (Cases confirmed)
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)
St Mary's RC Primary, Littleborough - (Year 3 isolating for a second time)
St Andrew's CE Primary, Rochdale - (Nursery)
Harwood Park Primary, Heywood - (Cases confirmed)
Shawclough Community Primary, Rochdale - (Nursery, Years 1, 2 and 3 and one class from Year 5)
St Mary's RC Primary, Middleton - (Confirmed cases)
St John Fisher RC Primary, Rochdale - (Year 1 bubble closure)
Elm Wood Primary, Middleton - (Year 5)
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 - (Cases confirmed)
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 7, 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 and cases in Years 1 and 4)
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)
Dean Trust Rose Bridge, Wigan - (Case confirmed in Year 9, close contacts isolating)
Garrett Hall Primary, Tyldesley, Wigan - (Two cases - child in Reception and Year 4 class teacher)
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Manchester Arena security boss 'never told to check area' where bomber hid

An experienced security leader at Manchester Arena said he was never told to check the mezzanine level of the City Room foyer area before the end of events and concerts at the venue .
And the public inquiry into the bombing atrocity was shown an image of an area on the raised level where one witness says he saw bomber Salman Abedi waiting before he launched his deadly attack .
David Middleton , a Showsec employee for 24 years , was a door supervisor with stewards working under him on the evening of the bomb attack on May 22 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public inquiry on Wednesday was told of 'pre-egress ' checks carried out to ensure areas were clear and safe as concert-goers left the Arena .
A check sheet was shown to the inquiry on which various areas of the City Room , where Abedi detonated the bomb that killed 22 , were referenced .
They included the 'station footbridge and all related routes to station platform ' , as well as 'green steps ' and 'entire City Room area ' .
The inquiry has heard Abedi hid on the mezzanine level and remained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spot for almost an hour before he launched the attack .
But giving evidence Mr Middleton said that in his opinion , the mezzanine area had nothing to do with Showsec , the Arena 's contracted security company .
He said he had never considered the mezzanine area to 'fall within his jurisdiction ' .
Mr Middleton , who ordered a 'pre-egress ' check to be conducted on the night , said : `` I can not recollect ever being told to check the mezzanine level area . ''
Asked whether anyone else @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he could n't answer .
But he said that in briefings , no one ever told him the mezzanine level area needed to be checked ahead of events finishing .
The McDonald 's restaurant there closed in the December before the attack - and a JD Williams contact centre was based there .
Mr Middleton referenced other companies and said it 'was n't our area ' .
`` Certainly while we was there , it was never said to me we had to check it , '' he said .
He told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inquiry : `` That was not our area , that was my understanding .
`` That was JD Williams 's responsibility , they have their own security , that was my understanding .
`` We were to keep the steps clear but above the steps was not our domain . ''
Mr Middleton also said he was n't aware of the CCTV black spot in the mezzanine area .
He said he did n't observe anything suspicious on the night and nothing was brought to his attention .
At 10pm on the night @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City Room in front of the Arena doors .
He said he was speaking to customers and parents , telling them when the concert was finishing and not to stand too close to the doors .
He said he was 'available to the public and his staff ' during that period .
Mr Middleton told the inquiry the 'first thing ' he remembered after the bomb was being picked up from the floor by a colleague .
He was injured but did n't realise at the time , the inquiry is told .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in place a 'divert line ' - to divert people away from the City Room .
The inquiry was told it was a 'significant part ' of what was a very successful evacuation process .
He then provided assistance to the injured and helped outside the Arena .
The inquiry was also told that in December 2014 , a training exercise involving the scenario of a shooting incident in Victoria Station crossing into the City Room was held .
Mr Middleton said that during internal discussions and 'table-top ' exercises , 'it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a terror attack would take the form of a terrorist with a firearm at the City Room .
The inquiry heard a number of 'table-top ' planning exercises were held , but not one scenario involved a suicide bombing .
Suicide bomber Abedi detonated a rucksack bomb in the City Room at the end of an Ariana Grande concert , killing 22 people and injuring hundreds more .
His younger brother Hashem Abedi , now 23 , was convicted of 22 counts of murder , one count of attempted murder and one count @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a trial in March .
He was jailed for a minimum of 55 years in August .
The inquiry , due to run into next spring , is investigating the circumstances that led to the 22 people being killed in the blast .
Chapter seven of the inquiry , detailing the Arena complex and its security , is continuing .

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An experienced security leader at Manchester Arena said he was never told to check the mezzanine level of the City Room foyer area before the end of events and concerts at the venue.
And the public inquiry into the bombing atrocity was shown an image of an area on the raised level where one witness says he saw bomber Salman Abedi waiting before he launched his deadly attack.
David Middleton, a Showsec employee for 24 years, was a door supervisor with stewards working under him on the evening of the bomb attack on May 22, 2017.
The nineteenth day of the public inquiry on Wednesday was told of 'pre-egress' checks carried out to ensure areas were clear and safe as concert-goers left the Arena.
A check sheet was shown to the inquiry on which various areas of the City Room, where Abedi detonated the bomb that killed 22, were referenced.
(Image: Arena Inquiry)
They included the 'station footbridge and all related routes to station platform', as well as 'green steps' and 'entire City Room area'.
The inquiry has heard Abedi hid on the mezzanine level and remained out of view in a CCTV blind spot for almost an hour before he launched the attack.
But giving evidence Mr Middleton said that in his opinion, the mezzanine area had nothing to do with Showsec, the Arena's contracted security company.
He said he had never considered the mezzanine area to 'fall within his jurisdiction'.
Mr Middleton, who ordered a 'pre-egress' check to be conducted on the night, said: "I cannot recollect ever being told to check the mezzanine level area."
(Image: Arena Inquiry)
Asked whether anyone else had ever checked the level, he said he couldn't answer.
But he said that in briefings, no one ever told him the mezzanine level area needed to be checked ahead of events finishing.
The McDonald's restaurant there closed in the December before the attack - and a JD Williams contact centre was based there.
Mr Middleton referenced other companies and said it 'wasn't our area'.
"Certainly while we was there, it was never said to me we had to check it," he said.
(Image: Arena Inquiry)
He told Paul Greaney QC, counsel to the inquiry: "That was not our area, that was my understanding.
"That was JD Williams's responsibility, they have their own security, that was my understanding.
"We were to keep the steps clear but above the steps was not our domain."
Mr Middleton also said he wasn't aware of the CCTV black spot in the mezzanine area.
He said he didn't observe anything suspicious on the night and nothing was brought to his attention.
At 10pm on the night, Mr Middleton was standing inside the City Room in front of the Arena doors.
He said he was speaking to customers and parents, telling them when the concert was finishing and not to stand too close to the doors.
He said he was 'available to the public and his staff' during that period.
Mr Middleton told the inquiry the 'first thing' he remembered after the bomb was being picked up from the floor by a colleague.
He was injured but didn't realise at the time, the inquiry is told.
Mr Middleton and his colleagues then put in place a 'divert line' - to divert people away from the City Room.
The inquiry was told it was a 'significant part' of what was a very successful evacuation process.
He then provided assistance to the injured and helped outside the Arena.
The inquiry was also told that in December 2014, a training exercise involving the scenario of a shooting incident in Victoria Station crossing into the City Room was held.
Mr Middleton said that during internal discussions and 'table-top' exercises, 'it was always thought' by the Arena that a terror attack would take the form of a terrorist with a firearm at the City Room.
The inquiry heard a number of 'table-top' planning exercises were held, but not one scenario involved a suicide bombing.
Suicide bomber Abedi detonated a rucksack bomb in the City Room at the end of an Ariana Grande concert, killing 22 people and injuring hundreds more.
His younger brother Hashem Abedi, now 23, was convicted of 22 counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and one count of conspiracy to cause an explosion following a trial in March.
He was jailed for a minimum of 55 years in August.
The inquiry, due to run into next spring, is investigating the circumstances that led to the 22 people being killed in the blast.
Chapter seven of the inquiry, detailing the Arena complex and its security, is continuing.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Man United 'add Kounde to centre-back shortlist' and more transfer rumours

Sevila centre-back Jules Kounde is reportedly the latest name that Manchester United have added to their defender shortlist .
Despite a late flurry of activity on transfer deadline day that salvaged their summer , United frustrated supporters by not bringing a new centre-back to Old Trafford before the deadline .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side have had a dreadful start to the Premier League season , conceding 11 goals in their opening three games , and the defence has come under heavy fire after poor performances from Harry Maguire , Victor Lindelof and Eric Bailly .
As a result United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ centre-backs in the last week , with Dayot Upamecano , Kalidou Koulibaly and James Tarkowski all touted .
Kounde is the latest name to raise speculation after the 21-year-old enjoyed a fine debut season at Sevilla and helped knock United out of the Europa League on their way to lifting the trophy .
Rivals Manchester City had targeted the Frenchman in the summer but instead opted to sign Benfica 's Ruben Dias , opening the door for United to make a move .
According to ESPN , Kounde has been added to United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would depend on the club being able to move on at least two centre-backs already at the club , namely Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo .
It 's reported that United could make a move for the €65-€70million rated defender in January or next summer , and are also looking at Villarreal 's Pau Torres .
Meanwhile , Real Madrid regard Eduardo Camavinga as their number one target rather than United 's Paul Pogba , according to reports .
Marca claim both Pogba and Chelsea 's N ’ Golo Kante are also targets @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the list .
Pogba openly flirted with the idea of joining Madrid last week and said it was his 'dream ' to play at the Bernabeu .

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Sevila centre-back Jules Kounde is reportedly the latest name that Manchester United have added to their defender shortlist.
Despite a late flurry of activity on transfer deadline day that salvaged their summer, United frustrated supporters by not bringing a new centre-back to Old Trafford before the deadline.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have had a dreadful start to the Premier League season, conceding 11 goals in their opening three games, and the defence has come under heavy fire after poor performances from Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof and Eric Bailly.
As a result United have been linked with a number of centre-backs in the last week, with Dayot Upamecano, Kalidou Koulibaly and James Tarkowski all touted.
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Kounde is the latest name to raise speculation after the 21-year-old enjoyed a fine debut season at Sevilla and helped knock United out of the Europa League on their way to lifting the trophy.
Rivals Manchester City had targeted the Frenchman in the summer but instead opted to sign Benfica's Ruben Dias, opening the door for United to make a move.
According to ESPN, Kounde has been added to United's list of targets but any move would depend on the club being able to move on at least two centre-backs already at the club, namely Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo.
It's reported that United could make a move for the €65-€70million rated defender in January or next summer, and are also looking at Villarreal's Pau Torres.
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Meanwhile, Real Madrid regard Eduardo Camavinga as their number one target rather than United's Paul Pogba, according to reports.
Marca claim both Pogba and Chelsea's N’Golo Kante are also targets but the Rennes wonderkid is top of the list.
Pogba openly flirted with the idea of joining Madrid last week and said it was his 'dream' to play at the Bernabeu.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Juventus to 'compete with Man City for Alaba' and more transfer rumours

Italian giants Juventus have reportedly joined the race for Bayern Munich defender David Alaba , striking a blow to Manchester City 's chances of signing him .
City strengthened their defence significantly in the summer with the signings of Nathan Ake and Ruben Dias but were unable to get a new left-back in before the deadline .
The continued poor performances of Benjamin Mendy so far this season , along with Aleks Zinchenko 's fitness problems , meant the Blues considered reinforcing the position .
Ajax 's Argentine Nicolas Tagliafico was looked at but any move would have depended on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't come to pass .
Although City , unless the circumstances align perfectly , do n't tend to do business in January it has been reported that they may move to finally bring in a new left-back in the new year .
While Tagliafico would likely remain a target , Austrian Alaba is also a player which has been heavily linked with a move to City recently .
The versatile defender tends to play in the middle for the Bundesliga champions these days but is still more than capable of playing on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bavaria this coming summer .
The 28-year-old looks no closer to signing a new deal and could be an interesting prospect for City at a cut-price in January or even as a free in the summer .
However , according to Sportmediaset , they will face some stiff competition from Juventus .
It 's reported that the Serie A champions are already in advanced negotiations with Alaba 's entourage and are confident that he wo n't be remaining at the Alianz Arena .
It 's claimed that Juve could even sign him in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bayern after the transfer of Douglas Costa .
Elsewhere , Barcelona have a deal in place for Eric Garcia in January , according to reports .
Pep Guardiola has made it clear that the Spanish defender does not intent to extend his contract , which expires at the end of the season , with City and a return to Barcelona is expected .
The Catalonians were keen to sign him in the summer but refused to meet City 's valuation , leaving Garcia to see out his final season in Manchester .
Mundo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is an agreement between the centre-back and Barca , though it 's not clear if that 's for a pre-contract agreement or if they will attempt to sign him again when the window re-opens .

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Italian giants Juventus have reportedly joined the race for Bayern Munich defender David Alaba, striking a blow to Manchester City's chances of signing him.
City strengthened their defence significantly in the summer with the signings of Nathan Ake and Ruben Dias but were unable to get a new left-back in before the deadline.
The continued poor performances of Benjamin Mendy so far this season, along with Aleks Zinchenko's fitness problems, meant the Blues considered reinforcing the position.
Ajax's Argentine Nicolas Tagliafico was looked at but any move would have depended on Zinchenko leaving the Etihad, which didn't come to pass.
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Although City, unless the circumstances align perfectly, don't tend to do business in January it has been reported that they may move to finally bring in a new left-back in the new year.
While Tagliafico would likely remain a target, Austrian Alaba is also a player which has been heavily linked with a move to City recently. The versatile defender tends to play in the middle for the Bundesliga champions these days but is still more than capable of playing on the left and his contract will expire in Bavaria this coming summer.
The 28-year-old looks no closer to signing a new deal and could be an interesting prospect for City at a cut-price in January or even as a free in the summer.
However, according to Sportmediaset, they will face some stiff competition from Juventus. It's reported that the Serie A champions are already in advanced negotiations with Alaba's entourage and are confident that he won't be remaining at the Alianz Arena.
It's claimed that Juve could even sign him in January as they have good relations with Bayern after the transfer of Douglas Costa.
Elsewhere, Barcelona have a deal in place for Eric Garcia in January, according to reports.
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Pep Guardiola has made it clear that the Spanish defender does not intent to extend his contract, which expires at the end of the season, with City and a return to Barcelona is expected.
The Catalonians were keen to sign him in the summer but refused to meet City's valuation, leaving Garcia to see out his final season in Manchester. Mundo Deportivo report, however, that there is an agreement between the centre-back and Barca, though it's not clear if that's for a pre-contract agreement or if they will attempt to sign him again when the window re-opens.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Health bosses 'recommend Greater Manchester is moved into tier 3'

Health officials have recommended Greater Manchester be moved into the top tier of the new local lockdown system it has been reported tonight .
The Joint Biosecurity Centre 's Gold Command are said to have 'signed off ' on a plan for the region , and Lancashire , to be escalated from tier 2 to tier 3 of the new Covid Alert Level system which came into force today .
It is now up to the government to make a final decision which could be as early as tomorrow according to the BBC and several other news outlets .
Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ update the House of Commons at around 11.30am on Thursday morning .
One MP has already hit out saying it would be a `` devastating move . ''
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and local officials met with the deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam earlier to discuss the evidence surrounding a move in tiers .
Mr Burnham tweeted tonight saying : `` Just to keep people updated .
`` We ’ ve just concluded a briefing with the Deputy Chief Medical Officer .
`` We are expecting a further meeting with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ morning .
`` Until then , I won ’ t be making any further comment . ''
Greater Manchester was initially placed into tier 2 when the new tiered system was announced by Boris Johnson on Monday after days of wrangling on the issue .
However he urged Labour MPs during the House of Commons debate to `` prevail on the authorities in Greater Manchester to come into tier 3 '' which would see pubs and bars which do not serve meals as well as some other types of leisure venues ordered to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the ten boroughs today issued a joint statement in which they said they 'rejected ' the idea which they said was `` fundamentally flawed '' as it would do great economic harm without no guarantee it will halt a rise in cases .
He said the region had put forward a proposal to government which would involve the region remaining in tier 2 but with added measures such as increased local test and trace and powers to quickly close down venues where the rules were not being followed .
In a press @ @ @ @ @ @ @ action if new restrictions were imposed without adequate financial support , saying the current support package for areas affected by tier 3 was `` unacceptable . ''
However Downing Street have repeatedly said they were willing to impose tougher restrictions if they thought it was necessary , even without the support of local leaders .
The Prime Minister 's official spokesman said today he wanted to “ create the maximum possible local consensus ” behind the introduction of the most severe level of restrictions , which would also include strict rules on household @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Government does have the ability to impose measures if it was felt that was what was needed to reduce transmission and to protect the NHS.
” Denton and Reddish MP Andrew Gwynne tweeted tonight : `` This will be a devastating move for many in Greater Manchester .
`` The Mayor and our 10 local leaders have put a common sense proposal to keep us in Tier 2 with new powers devolved for a concerted local effort to drive transmission down .
It ’ s worth a try . ''

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Health officials have recommended Greater Manchester be moved into the top tier of the new local lockdown system it has been reported tonight.
The Joint Biosecurity Centre's Gold Command are said to have 'signed off' on a plan for the region, and Lancashire, to be escalated from tier 2 to tier 3 of the new Covid Alert Level system which came into force today.
It is now up to the government to make a final decision which could be as early as tomorrow according to the BBC and several other news outlets.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is due to address update the House of Commons at around 11.30am on Thursday morning.
One MP has already hit out saying it would be a "devastating move."
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and local officials met with the deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam earlier to discuss the evidence surrounding a move in tiers.
Mr Burnham tweeted tonight saying: "Just to keep people updated.
"We’ve just concluded a briefing with the Deputy Chief Medical Officer.
"We are expecting a further meeting with the PM’s team in the morning.
"Until then, I won’t be making any further comment."
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Greater Manchester was initially placed into tier 2 when the new tiered system was announced by Boris Johnson on Monday after days of wrangling on the issue.
However he urged Labour MPs during the House of Commons debate to "prevail on the authorities in Greater Manchester to come into tier 3" which would see pubs and bars which do not serve meals as well as some other types of leisure venues ordered to close.
Mr Burnham and council leaders in the ten boroughs today issued a joint statement in which they said they 'rejected' the idea which they said was "fundamentally flawed" as it would do great economic harm without no guarantee it will halt a rise in cases.
He said the region had put forward a proposal to government which would involve the region remaining in tier 2 but with added measures such as increased local test and trace and powers to quickly close down venues where the rules were not being followed.
In a press conference this afternoon he would consider legal action if new restrictions were imposed without adequate financial support, saying the current support package for areas affected by tier 3 was "unacceptable."
However Downing Street have repeatedly said they were willing to impose tougher restrictions if they thought it was necessary, even without the support of local leaders.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman said today he wanted to “create the maximum possible local consensus” behind the introduction of the most severe level of restrictions, which would also include strict rules on household mixing.
However he added “The Government does have the ability to impose measures if it was felt that was what was needed to reduce transmission and to protect the NHS.”
Denton and Reddish MP Andrew Gwynne tweeted tonight: "This will be a devastating move for many in Greater Manchester.
"The Mayor and our 10 local leaders have put a common sense proposal to keep us in Tier 2 with new powers devolved for a concerted local effort to drive transmission down. It’s worth a try."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--"Bleak Christmas looms": More than 2,000 Manchester Airport-based jobs at risk

More than 2,000 jobs based at Manchester Airport are now reported to be at risk - as union bosses warn of a 'bleak Christmas for many ' .
With two terminals at the hub closed , staff already on a 10 per cent pay cut and the government furlough scheme now coming to an end , the plight of Manchester Airport and its dedicated workforce reflects the strain on the aviation sector as a whole , amid appeals for more government support .
Last week , Manchester Airports Group ( MAG ) which runs the hub plus Stansted and East @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at risk here - with a further 427 jobs set to go across the group .
And since March , it 's estimated an additional 1,561 roles have been put at risk by external airport contractors .
External companies ' proposed redundancies , affecting roles in baggage handling and catering , include 783 jobs at Swissport , 304 at Menzies and 219 at the BA call centre .
Other firms consulting on job cuts are Gate Gourmet , Stobart Aviation , ICTS , Alpha LSG , ASIG , Sodexo and North Air .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ directly for Manchester Airport , which has around 3,500 employees , include security officers , engineers , customer service staff , bus drivers and car park attendants .
Many of those employed by MAG , and other airport firms , live in Wythenshawe , as well as other parts of Greater Manchester and Cheshire .
In a statement , Manchester Airport said the recent spike in the virus , combined with 'an absence of dedicated support for the sector ' and a lack of testing for UK passengers , had undermined passenger confidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they said , was not expected to recover before 2023-24 .
Last week , transport Secretary Grant Shapps said a taskforce will look at introducing a Covid-19 testing system for travellers to the UK in a bid to shorten the quarantine period imposed on travellers returning from many destinations .
People would have to pay for their own tests to avoid impacting NHS capacity .
MAG CEO Charlie Cornish , along with easyjet , Heathrow and Virgin Atlantic , issued a joint response describing the move as ' a step in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a scheme needed to be implemented by early November .
They added : `` We encourage the Government to take a lead in moving to pre-departure testing , as well as the approval of new testing technologies , as soon as possible .
Without a rapid move to testing , the UK will fall even further behind our competitors and the economic recovery will fail to get off the ground . ''
It follows months of appeals from the aviation sector for more financial support from the government .
Lawrence Chapple-Gill , Unite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The situation facing Manchester Airport is very serious as Covid-19 restrictions tighten in the north west and the government , shamefully , fails to produce a blueprint to underpin the aviation sector as we continue to go through the pandemic .
`` So far , we estimate that about 2,000 jobs at Manchester Airport and those businesses that supply services for the smooth-running of the airport are under threat – Unite is in constant dialogue with individual employers during the consultation periods to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on workers ’ jobs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time for workers and families as the job retention scheme ( JRS ) ends on 31 October and a very bleak Christmas looms for many .
`` It can ’ t be stressed strongly enough that Manchester airport is a key economic generator across the region - and government , employers and other stakeholders must do all they can to ensure that there is a viable future for the airport and its workforce . ''
He added : `` Eventually , Covid-19 will be brought under control either by a new vaccine or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a combination of both .
Until that time , Unite has repeatedly called for government to give targeted support for the aviation sector and the hundreds of thousands of people it employs across the UK . ''
The Manchester Evening News has contacted the government for comment .

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More than 2,000 jobs based at Manchester Airport are now reported to be at risk - as union bosses warn of a 'bleak Christmas for many'.
With one terminal at the hub closed, staff already on a 10 per cent pay cut and the government furlough scheme now coming to an end, the plight of Manchester Airport and its dedicated workforce reflects the strain on the aviation sector as a whole, amid appeals for more government support.
Last week, Manchester Airports Group (MAG) which runs the hub plus Stansted and East Midlands airport, confirmed 465 jobs were at risk here - with a further 427 jobs set to go across the group.
And since March, it's estimated an additional 1,561 roles have been put at risk by external airport contractors.
External companies' proposed redundancies, affecting roles in baggage handling and catering, include 783 jobs at Swissport, 304 at Menzies and 219 at the BA call centre. Other firms consulting on job cuts are Gate Gourmet, Stobart Aviation, ICTS, Alpha LSG, ASIG, Sodexo and North Air.
Those in consultation for redundancy who work directly for Manchester Airport, which has around 3,500 employees, include security officers, engineers, customer service staff, bus drivers and car park attendants.
Many of those employed by MAG, and other airport firms, live in Wythenshawe, as well as other parts of Greater Manchester and Cheshire.
In a statement, Manchester Airport said the recent spike in the virus, combined with 'an absence of dedicated support for the sector' and a lack of testing for UK passengers, had undermined passenger confidence in air travel.
Overall passenger demand, they said, was not expected to recover before 2023-24.
Last week, transport Secretary Grant Shapps said a taskforce will look at introducing a Covid-19 testing system for travellers to the UK in a bid to shorten the quarantine period imposed on travellers returning from many destinations.
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People would have to pay for their own tests to avoid impacting NHS capacity.
MAG CEO Charlie Cornish, along with easyjet, Heathrow and Virgin Atlantic, issued a joint response describing the move as 'a step in the right direction' - but said such a scheme needed to be implemented by early November.
They added: "We encourage the Government to take a lead in moving to pre-departure testing, as well as the approval of new testing technologies, as soon as possible. Without a rapid move to testing, the UK will fall even further behind our competitors and the economic recovery will fail to get off the ground."
It follows months of appeals from the aviation sector for more financial support from the government.
Lawrence Chapple-Gill, Unite regional coordinating Officer, said: “ The situation facing Manchester Airport is very serious as Covid-19 restrictions tighten in the north west and the government, shamefully, fails to produce a blueprint to underpin the aviation sector as we continue to go through the pandemic.
"So far, we estimate that about 2,000 jobs at Manchester Airport and those businesses that supply services for the smooth-running of the airport are under threat – Unite is in constant dialogue with individual employers during the consultation periods to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on workers’ jobs.
"It is a very worrying time for workers and families as the job retention scheme (JRS) ends on 31 October and a very bleak Christmas looms for many.
"It can’t be stressed strongly enough that Manchester airport is a key economic generator across the region - and government, employers and other stakeholders must do all they can to ensure that there is a viable future for the airport and its workforce."
He added: "Eventually, Covid-19 will be brought under control either by a new vaccine or the development of new treatments – or a combination of both. Until that time, Unite has repeatedly called for government to give targeted support for the aviation sector and the hundreds of thousands of people it employs across the UK."
The Manchester Evening News has contacted the government for comment.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--M60 blocked due to 'police incident'

M60 blocked due to 'police incident'

The M60 has been blocked due to a police incident tonight .
Highways England have warned drivers to 'avoid the @ @ @ @ @ the incident , which has happened just before 7.30pm .
It has affected the clockwise @ @ @ @ @ Highways England have tweeted .
`` The # clockwise at # ( # # ) @ @ @ @ @ due to an incident .
Traffic Officers & @ '' @ are currently at the @ @ @ @ @ , avoid the area .
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The M60 has been blocked due to a police incident tonight.
Highways England have warned drivers to 'avoid the area' this evening following the incident, which has happened just before 7.30pm.
It has affected the clockwise carriageway at Junction 23, Highways England have tweeted.
"The # M60 clockwise at # J23 ( # AshtonUnderLyne # A635 ) traffic has been temporarily STOPPED due to an incident. Traffic Officers & @ gmptraffic
" @ NWmwaypolice are currently at the scene. If planning travel, avoid the area. Updates to follow..."
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Sir Alex Ferguson's first Manchester United XI and what happened to them

Two days after Sir Alex Ferguson breezed into Old Trafford as the successor to Ron Atkinson , the incoming Scot took Manchester United down south to the Manor Ground in Oxford for a Division One fixture .
Fergie was later to reveal he was appalled by the lack of fitness among the Reds as his new charges slumped to a 2-0 defeat .
Here M.E.N Sport takes a look at Fergie ’ s first-ever United team selection and reveals where they are now .
Signed by Ron Atkinson for £250,000 in 1985 he was soon down the pecking order under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and finally Jim Leighton was signed in 1988 .
Returned to Sheffield Wednesday and played in the Owls 1991 League Cup final winning side against Reds .
Had a string of clubs as manager , including Stockport County and became caretaker manager at Hartlepool for a spell .
After an unsuccessful bid to buy Sheffield Wednesday , he became Chesterfield 's chief executive , then sales and marketing manager at Port Vale .
Steady right-back whose United career under Fergie was a battle with numerous others but most notably lost out to Sir @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Knee injury forced him out of Old Trafford and to Blackburn .
Mike has been a head coach at United soccer schools in Dubai but returned to the UK to become a PE teacher at Bolton School .
The arrival of Steve Bruce in December 1987 meant his United days were numbered and left as a 32-year-old the summer later for Spain then Blackburn .
The Dubliner formed a sports agency and looked after the interests of ex-Red John O ’ Shea among his clients .
The Aberdonian was in and out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s arrival and like Moran the signing of Bruce meant he was heading for the exit door .
In 1987 he was on loan at West Brom , then moved to Portsmouth , Hearts , Notts County and Bretford .
The former Scotland Under-21 became an HGV driver in Scotland after his football career came to an end .
The superbly reliable Scot played 467 games for United but was heading for his 30th birthday when Ferguson arrived and largely it was Colin Gibson who got the new manager ’ s vote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Manchester and MUTV and a member of United ’ s old boy ’ s corporate hospitality team on match days at Old Trafford .
From 1988 to 1992 the Welshman was largely Fergie ’ s first- choice left back .
It was only when Paul Parker was signed and Denis Irwin switch full back roles that Clayton lost his place and joined Bryan Robson at Middlesbrough .
After spells as a manager in Welsh football , Blackmore is currently reserve team coach at Dynamo Brest in Belarus .
Famously blew his chances with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fergie says he desperately tried to connect with the Irishman but couldn ’ t get through .
But the manager gave up in the summer of 1989 and sold him to Aston Villa .
Paul returned to Ireland where he became director of football at Waterford United .
He also tried his hand as a singer , recording a song called Goin ’ Back with proceeds going to the Cystic Fibrosis Association and Acquired Brain Injury Ireland .
Injury ruined his chances of a long career under Fergie who rated the combative midfielder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 27 with a knee problem in 1988 .
The Mancunian disappeared from football altogether - he reportedly became a property dealer and the coach of an inline skating team in Manchester .
Was a Ron Atkinson buy but lasted just half a season under Fergie ’ s regime before returning to City and then followed a string of clubs .
The winger had been based in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia since 2010 as a pundit on TV commenting on Premier League football and also coaches .
Scored 78 goals for United but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fergie .
The new manager brought in Brian McClair as a joint first signing with Viv Anderson and the Republic of Ireland striker was let go in the summer of 1987 .
He went to play for Ajax .
Managed Bradford City and New England Revolution .
He acted as assistant manager to Ray Wilkins with the Jordan national team in 2014 .
He can regularly be seen as a pundit on Sky , MUTV and in Ireland and works on match days at Old Trafford in the corporate hospitality suites .
Signed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mark Hughes when he was sold to Barcelona .
He was a foil for Brian McClair in Fergie ’ s first full season but when the manager bought Sparky back , Davenport was surplus to requirements and he joined Middlesbrough before taking on various non-league managerial positions .

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Two days after Sir Alex Ferguson breezed into Old Trafford as the successor to Ron Atkinson, the incoming Scot took Manchester United down south to the Manor Ground in Oxford for a Division One fixture.
Fergie was later to reveal he was appalled by the lack of fitness among the Reds as his new charges slumped to a 2-0 defeat.
Here M.E.N Sport takes a look at Fergie’s first-ever United team selection and reveals where they are now.
Chris Turner (Goalkeeper)
Signed by Ron Atkinson for £250,000 in 1985 he was soon down the pecking order under Fergie when youngster Gary Walsh was blooded and finally Jim Leighton was signed in 1988. Returned to Sheffield Wednesday and played in the Owls 1991 League Cup final winning side against Reds. Had a string of clubs as manager, including Stockport County and became caretaker manager at Hartlepool for a spell. After an unsuccessful bid to buy Sheffield Wednesday, he became Chesterfield's chief executive, then sales and marketing manager at Port Vale.
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Mike Duxbury (Right-back)
Steady right-back whose United career under Fergie was a battle with numerous others but most notably lost out to Sir Alex’s first signing Viv Anderson. Knee injury forced him out of Old Trafford and to Blackburn. Mike has been a head coach at United soccer schools in Dubai but returned to the UK to become a PE teacher at Bolton School.
Kevin Moran (Centre-back)
The arrival of Steve Bruce in December 1987 meant his United days were numbered and left as a 32-year-old the summer later for Spain then Blackburn. The Dubliner formed a sports agency and looked after the interests of ex-Red John O’Shea among his clients.
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Graeme Hogg (Centre-back)
The Aberdonian was in and out of United’s defence after Fergie’s arrival and like Moran the signing of Bruce meant he was heading for the exit door. In 1987 he was on loan at West Brom, then moved to Portsmouth, Hearts, Notts County and Bretford. The former Scotland Under-21 became an HGV driver in Scotland after his football career came to an end.
Arthur Albiston (Left-back)
The superbly reliable Scot played 467 games for United but was heading for his 30th birthday when Ferguson arrived and largely it was Colin Gibson who got the new manager’s vote. Arthur became a pundit for Radio Manchester and MUTV and a member of United’s old boy’s corporate hospitality team on match days at Old Trafford.
Clayton Blackmore (Right midfield)
From 1988 to 1992 the Welshman was largely Fergie’s first- choice left back. It was only when Paul Parker was signed and Denis Irwin switch full back roles that Clayton lost his place and joined Bryan Robson at Middlesbrough. After spells as a manager in Welsh football, Blackmore is currently reserve team coach at Dynamo Brest in Belarus.
Paul McGrath (Centre midfield)
Famously blew his chances with Fergie because of his drinking habits. Fergie says he desperately tried to connect with the Irishman but couldn’t get through. But the manager gave up in the summer of 1989 and sold him to Aston Villa. Paul returned to Ireland where he became director of football at Waterford United. He also tried his hand as a singer, recording a song called Goin’ Back with proceeds going to the Cystic Fibrosis Association and Acquired Brain Injury Ireland.
(Image: Mike Maloney/Mirrorpix/Getty Images)
Remi Moses (Centre midfield)
Injury ruined his chances of a long career under Fergie who rated the combative midfielder highly. He retired at the age of 27 with a knee problem in 1988. The Mancunian disappeared from football altogether - he reportedly became a property dealer and the coach of an inline skating team in Manchester.
Peter Barnes (Left midfield)
Was a Ron Atkinson buy but lasted just half a season under Fergie’s regime before returning to City and then followed a string of clubs. The winger had been based in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia since 2010 as a pundit on TV commenting on Premier League football and also coaches.
Frank Stapleton (Striker)
Scored 78 goals for United but not one in his brief time under Fergie. The new manager brought in Brian McClair as a joint first signing with Viv Anderson and the Republic of Ireland striker was let go in the summer of 1987. He went to play for Ajax. Managed Bradford City and New England Revolution. He acted as assistant manager to Ray Wilkins with the Jordan national team in 2014. He can regularly be seen as a pundit on Sky, MUTV and in Ireland and works on match days at Old Trafford in the corporate hospitality suites.
(Image: Popperfoto via Getty Images/Getty Images)
Peter Davenport (Striker)
Signed by Ron Atkinson as a successor to Mark Hughes when he was sold to Barcelona. He was a foil for Brian McClair in Fergie’s first full season but when the manager bought Sparky back, Davenport was surplus to requirements and he joined Middlesbrough before taking on various non-league managerial positions.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Nine more people with coronavirus have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals

Nine more people have died in Greater Manchester 's hospitals having tested positive for Covid-19 .
It means the death toll from the virus at our hospitals now stands at 2,387 .
On Wednesday four more deaths were recorded at Wrightington , Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust , while another two deaths were reported at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust .
Bolton NHS Foundation Trust , Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Stockport NHS Foundation Trust each recorded one more death .
The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester , as of Wednesday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ latest NHS England figures a further 68 people , who tested positive for coronavirus , have died , bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 30,662 .
Of those 25 were in the North West , by far the highest regional number .
Patients were aged between 48 and 98 years old .
All except four , who were aged between 65 and 93 , had known underlying health conditions .
Each day the NHS gives an update on fatalities .
These are cases where a patient @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where Covid-19 is mentioned on their death certificate .
The daily figures sometimes include previously uncounted deaths that took place several days - or even weeks ago .

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Nine more people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals having tested positive for Covid-19.
It means the death toll from the virus at our hospitals now stands at 2,387.
On Wednesday four more deaths were recorded at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust, while another two deaths were reported at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust.
Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Stockport NHS Foundation Trust each recorded one more death.
The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as of Wednesday, October 14 is:
Bolton NHS Foundation Trust - 261
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust - 9
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust - 485
NHS Nightingale Hospital North West - 6
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust - 599
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust - 6
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust - 202
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust - 240
Tameside & Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust - 291
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust - 14
Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust - 274
According to the latest NHS England figures a further 68 people, who tested positive for coronavirus, have died, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 30,662.
Of those 25 were in the North West, by far the highest regional number.
Patients were aged between 48 and 98 years old. All except four, who were aged between 65 and 93, had known underlying health conditions.
Each day the NHS gives an update on fatalities.
These are cases where a patient has tested positive for the virus or where Covid-19 is mentioned on their death certificate.
The daily figures sometimes include previously uncounted deaths that took place several days - or even weeks ago.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-14--Villagers fed-up with fly-tipping chipped in for cameras - this is what they saw

Villagers at a beauty spot were so fed up with fly-tipping they all chipped in to buy some hidden cameras .
And within days of them being put up they 'd caught two vans dumping rubbish on the country lanes around Park Bridge in Tameside .
In the first video , recorded at 11.40am last Tuesday , a white van can be seen reversing into a lay-by , before the passenger gets out , runs to the back doors and tips a dustbin full rubbish and other waste onto the road .
And on a Friday a second camera caught @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Two men get out of the vehicle , open the rear doors and dump a mattress , three chairs and what appears to be an old bed onto the ground before driving off .
Tameside council say the waste has since been cleared up and the incidents are being investigated .
Residents say they were forced to take action after fly-tipping became a 'weekly ' occurrence in the village .
They bought two £85 cameras , which are normally used for wildlife spotting , and put them up in the spots most commonly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up a GoFundMe page to raise the money for the cameras , which are camouflaged and equipped with motion sensors and night vision , said : `` It 's just absolutely disgusting .
`` This is a close knit village , everyone knows everyone and everyone 's disgusted by it .
`` It 's a weekly problem .
It 's an eyesore , but it 's also dangerous .
`` A horse rider was nearly thrown off her horse last week when a piece of tarpaulin that had been dumped flew up in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was happening at night , but the last two lots we 've caught just did it in the middle of the day .
`` And it seems to have gotten worse during lockdown when the tips closed for a while .
`` Since then people seem to have realised they do n't have to go to the tip they can just come to Park Bridge and dump it here .
`` In fairness to the council they are good at coming and cleaning it up , but it always seems to be a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a proactive approach to stop it happening . ''
A Tameside Council spokesperson said : `` The waste has all been removed – we started the removal yesterday and it was completed today .
`` Evidence was found within the waste and this is currently being investigated .
`` Flytipping is illegal and unacceptable at all times both to the local community and environment and to public resources and we will always take action where appropriate .
`` In general , there is an issue with unregistered waste carriers - or 'man in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advertise on social media - flytipping waste .
`` If your waste is fly tipped , by you or by someone else on your behalf , you could face a £80 fixed penalty notice or an unlimited fine .
`` It is a legal requirement that householders check their waste is being disposed of legally and responsibly . ''

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Villagers at a beauty spot were so fed up with fly-tipping they all chipped in to buy some hidden cameras.
And within days of them being put up they'd caught two vans dumping rubbish on the country lanes around Park Bridge in Tameside.
In the first video, recorded at 11.40am last Tuesday, a white van can be seen reversing into a lay-by, before the passenger gets out, runs to the back doors and tips a dustbin full rubbish and other waste onto the road.
And on a Friday a second camera caught another white van in the act.
Two men get out of the vehicle, open the rear doors and dump a mattress, three chairs and what appears to be an old bed onto the ground before driving off.
Tameside council say the waste has since been cleared up and the incidents are being investigated.
Residents say they were forced to take action after fly-tipping became a 'weekly' occurrence in the village.
They bought two £85 cameras, which are normally used for wildlife spotting, and put them up in the spots most commonly targeted.
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Dan Bonser, who set up a GoFundMe page to raise the money for the cameras, which are camouflaged and equipped with motion sensors and night vision, said: "It's just absolutely disgusting.
"This is a close knit village, everyone knows everyone and everyone's disgusted by it.
"It's a weekly problem. It's an eyesore, but it's also dangerous.
"A horse rider was nearly thrown off her horse last week when a piece of tarpaulin that had been dumped flew up in her face.
"We assumed it was happening at night, but the last two lots we've caught just did it in the middle of the day.
"And it seems to have gotten worse during lockdown when the tips closed for a while.
"Since then people seem to have realised they don't have to go to the tip they can just come to Park Bridge and dump it here.
"In fairness to the council they are good at coming and cleaning it up, but it always seems to be a reactive thing. What we need is a proactive approach to stop it happening."
A Tameside Council spokesperson said: "The waste has all been removed – we started the removal yesterday and it was completed today.
"Evidence was found within the waste and this is currently being investigated.
"Flytipping is illegal and unacceptable at all times both to the local community and environment and to public resources and we will always take action where appropriate.
"In general, there is an issue with unregistered waste carriers - or 'man in a van' type operators who often advertise on social media - flytipping waste.
"If your waste is fly tipped, by you or by someone else on your behalf, you could face a £80 fixed penalty notice or an unlimited fine.
"It is a legal requirement that householders check their waste is being disposed of legally and responsibly."