The Mancunian Way: Born in a bath

PLUS: The rocketman of Hyde

Hello Easter is a time to celebrate new life and new beginnings. So in today’s Mancunian Way we’ll be raising a glass to the heroics of Reece Burns and wife-to-be Shelby Lomax who saved their baby daughter’s life after delivering her in the bath at home in Tameside.

But he calmly gave her mouth-to-mouth and she began breathing lightly just as paramedics arrived. Casaiya and Shelby, 27, were then rushed to hospital and the baby spent three days on a neonatal intensive care unit. When Ed Sheeran first hit the UK charts in 2011, his life wasn't the only one that changed. The pop star's rise to mega fame also transformed Ty’s life - at the time a teenager growing up in Sale.

“The last 12 years have been tough for youth provision as successive Governments have cut their funding to the bone,” he said. “Cancelling these centres would be a kick in the teeth for young people in the city."The rocketman of Hyde The sight of a lorry transporting a giant missile along the M60 earlier this month caused a bit of a stir.

"Some people want to conquer Everest, others journey to the North Pole,” he once said. I want more than that. I want to launch a shuttle into space." More here

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