PLUS: Stuart Everett murder investigation latest
Hello, How would you feel about being made to join the armed forces for a year? That’s the question Rami Mwamba had for Greater Manchester’s young people when he took to the streets to ask them about national service yesterday.
Ife Adebanjo, 18 and a first time voter, was sceptical about the whole thing, saying: “I get it, I know what he’s trying to do, but what if someone has different plans? “Nah, I’m not doing that," he said. "It’s something I’m not up for. He didn’t ask me if I wanted to do it or not, so that’s why I don’t want to do it. They say it’ll give kids something to do, but I’m working right now. I’ve got something to do.
The contest became mired in controversy when Labour withdrew its support for Mr Ali after he made 'deeply offensive' comments about Israel, making way for George Galloway to win the seat. Detectives have now taped off Parr Fold Park as investigations continue. GMP says the scale of the operation is 'unprecedented', but added they ‘need’ to close off the space so Stuart’s family ‘can have the answers they need to process his death’.High praise It may have only been open for two months - but a new Manchester restaurant has already earned its place in the Michelin Guide.
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