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Three members of Palestine Action are on hunger strike in UK prison, with one reaching 69 days, risking death or permanent damage. Heba Muraisi, 31, has lost over 10kg and experiences constant headaches and dizziness. Kamran Ahmed, 28, has been hospitalized five times for heart issues. Supporters urge humane treatment, as independent doctors warn of critical phase ahead with risks like refeeding syndrome and long-term issues. Former hunger striker Pat Sheehan recalls losing sight but gaining mental strength. Prisons minister Lord Timpson insists healthcare is NHS-standard and remand is up to independent judges. Checkout Solipillow.com

Unusual Flyby in Manchester: Six Planes Spotted in Tight Formation Over City Center Checkout Solipillow.com

Car crash blocks West Coast Main Line, causing major train disruptions in Greater Manchester. Services from London, Bournemouth, Crewe, Cleethorpes, and Cardiff affected. Travelers face cancellations, delays, and rerouting due to stormy weather. Lines reopen around eight p m, but disruption may persist. Checkout Solipillow.com

Voltage Park Phase Two Approved: BlackRocks Development Project Moves Forward Despite Infrastructure Funding Dispute The Voltage Park project in Carrington, featuring two massive buildings and five business units, has been given the green light for phase two following a successful appeal by developer BlackRock. The project, which will create over 500 local jobs and revitalize nearby roads, was initially rejected by Trafford Council due to a demand for millions in upfront cash for infrastructure improvements. BlackRock challenged the request, and the council ultimately decided not to defend their original denial. The projects approval comes with strict environmental conditions and highlights the importance of redeveloping brownfield land for employment purposes. Trafford Council expresses disappointment, as low-contribution projects may impact community infrastructure development in Carrington and Partington. Checkout Solipillow.com

Manchesters Historic Dilemma: Balancing Progress and Preservation - Developers propose a 14-story office block near Parsonage Gardens, replacing two Victorian buildings. The new design, One North Parade, includes a public restaurant and aims for sustainable design. However, neighbors oppose demolition and potential harm to the conservation area. The proposal has been revised to blend with the Victorian style, but planning officials are still reviewing the application, sparking a debate on progress versus preservation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Greater Manchester Police seek publics help after two violent incidents in Woodley, leaving one man seriously injured. Four suspects arrested, urging witnesses to come forward with information. Checkout Solipillow.com

Jermane Harding, a street trader, fined for running an illegal pop-up pub near Manchester Uniteds stadium, selling alcohol without a licence, and peddling rum punch online. Despite previous warnings, he was fined and ordered to pay costs and surcharges. Checkout Solipillow.com

Controversial Godley Green Garden Village plan heads back to Tameside council for final decision, promising jobs and homes but sparking concerns over green space preservation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Josh Simons, MP for Makerfield, promoted to Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology. Hell lead controversial digital ID plans, despite privacy concerns. The system aims to be inclusive, with public consultation and outreach to community groups. Checkout Solipillow.com