Laura O'Neill
Broadcast Journalist at BBC One North West Tonight
Newsman: BBC North West [email protected]
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bbc.com | Laura O'Neill |Mat Trewern
Fire evacuation students face rising hotel billsLaura O'Neill & Mat TrewernJMG PressPart of the former Hotspur Press collapsed due to the fireWorried students who were evacuated from their city-centre apartments following a huge fire at a neighbouring building said they still did not know when they will be allowed to return. Residents of two blocks were told to leave their flats on Monday after the disused Hotspur Press building in Manchester city centre was engulfed in flames.
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bbc.com | Laura O'Neill
Woman, 70, in court accused of murdering husbandLaura O'NeillGreater Manchester PoliceDavid Berman, 84, was found dead at his home in Prestwich in MarchA 70-year-old woman has appeared in court charged with murdering her husband at a home in Greater Manchester. David Berman, 84, was found dead at the house in Butterstile Lane, Prestwich, in March. Daryl Berman was charged with his murder on Monday.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Laura O'Neill
Struck pedestrian has 'life-threatening' injuriesLaura O'NeillJMG PressOvernight pictures from the scene show a police cordon in place and a black Volkswagen minivan with significant windscreen damage. A pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle near a pub suffered life-threatening injuries, police have said. Emergency services were called to reports of a collision near the Waggon and Horses on Hyde Road in the Gorton area of Manchester at 23:45 BST on Tuesday.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Laura O'Neill
Bar fears noise complaints from planned flatsLaura O'NeillGoogleRebellion is a "irreplaceable" on the city's music scene, according to the Music Venue TrueA music venue which hosts heavy metal gigs and punk bands has said it feared becoming embroiled in a noise row with residents of a new city centre tower block. The owners of Rebellion on Whitworth Street West in Manchester said they "cannot afford to fight" a legal battle if there were complaints.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Phil Munns |Laura O'Neill
Image source, Family handoutImage caption, Robbie Bentham, pictured with his partner Shell, died in November 2024The family of a dedicated Everton fan who died last year said they took a radio to his grave so they could "listen together" to commentary of the final men's match to be played at Goodison Park. Robbie Bentham's family contacted BBC Radio Merseyside ahead of the game on 18 May to say they would be tuning in from his graveside.
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