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1 month ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Andrew Bardsley |Kate McMullin |Amy Walker
Marcin Majerkiewicz brutally murdered Stuart Everett in his own homeA killer who dismembered his housemate and chopped him into 27 pieces has been found guilty after a trial. Stuart Everett, 67, was brutally murdered in his own home, before being dismembered. Parts of his body were discovered in green spaces across Salford and north Manchester. Marcin Majerkiewicz, who lived with Mr Everett at their home in Winton, Eccles, was charged with murder.
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1 month ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Charlotte Hadfield |Amy Walker
WARNING, TRIAL HAS HEARD EVIDENCE SOME READERS MAY FIND DISTRESSINGA court has been shown footage allegedly showing a man accused of murder disposing of his housemate's body parts in a 'bag for life'. Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, was arrested on April 25 last year, following the discovery of a human torso at Kersal Dale nature reserve in Salford on April 4. He denies the murder of Stuart Everett, 67, who he lived with in Salford, and is on trial at Manchester Crown Court.
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1 month ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Chris Slater |Amy Walker |Gemma Ryder
Albie Speakman, 3, had been playing with the family’s two dogs when he was fatally struck by the Kramer telehandler his dad, Neil Speakman, was driving. A farmer who accidentally ran over and killed his three-year-old son with a defective tractor has been sentenced to one year in prison. Neil Speakman, 39, was jailed at Manchester Crown Court following the tragic incident at his farm in Bury on July 16, 2022.
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2 months ago | 
stokesentinel.co.uk | Amy Walker |Hayley Parker
A man who fought with passengers on an easyJet flight was dragged off the easyJet plane. Christopher Burgess shouted vile racist abuse at the police who met the aircraft at Manchester Airport. The 44-year-old was on his way back from Alicante when he began causing a disturbance. As the flight landed on November 8 2023, officers were quickly called, and found Burgess, being restrained by other passengers, face down on the floor.
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2 months ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Rory Cassidy |Amy Walker |Christopher Burgess
A holidaymaker hauled off a passenger jet after a 30-minute-long spitting and biting rampage hurled racist abuse at police officers arresting him - kicking off so badly cops has to put a spit hood on him. Christopher Burgess lost the plot as he returned from a holiday in Alicante and had to be restrained by other passengers while the plane was still in the sky.
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2 months ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Amy Walker |Olivia Williams
Christopher Burgess was also seen "biting and spitting"A man had to be restrained on an easyJet flight as after he was seen "frothing at the mouth". Christopher Burgess also fought with other passengers before throwing vile racist abuse at the police. The 44-year-old was on his way back to Manchester Airport from Alicante on November 8 2023 when the incident happened. When police arrived they found Burgess being restrained by other passengers, face down on the floor.
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2 months ago | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Amy Walker |Dan Haygarth
He had called one stewardess a 'd***head' when he was asked to fasten his seatbeltA video shows the moment a drunk and abusive dad was hauled off a Jet2 flight to Turkey after he had downed half a bottle of whiskey and launched into an aggressive and foul-mouthed tirade at staff. Lewis Howarth, 36, repeatedly stood up during the safety briefing and called one stewardess a 'd***head' when asked to fasten his seatbelt.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Amy Walker |Charlotte Hadfield
Lewis Howarth said "do you really think I’m not going to go on holiday?”A dad said "f*** off you little rats" as he was carried off a plane by police following a drunken rampage. Lewis Howarth was abusive to staff, repeatedly stood up during the safety briefing and had called one stewardess a "d***head" when asked to fasten his seatbelt on the Jet2 flight to Turkey.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Iona Young |Amy Walker
An evil doctor will be spending years in prison after his crimes were exposed following a campaign of vile abuse. Following multiple trials, Dr Wayne Davis was convicted of carrying out abuse on two of his patients. Legal restrictions meant that the case could not be fully reported until its conclusion. As he begins his eight-year jail term, the Manchester Evening News has looked into the background of the case.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Amy Walker |Ryan Carroll
A promising young football player admitted he 'hadn't been honest with police' after being questioned at an airport. Jamie Kilcourse, 21, was stopped by Border Force officers at Manchester Airport after returning home from a holiday with pals in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 8, 2024. He had two large suitcases he had with him - and when asked if he had packed them himself, he confirmed he had. Before handing them the key to the cases, Kilcourse also denied carrying anything for another person.
