Neal Keeling

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Neal Keeling

Three staff at HMP Frankland have been left with life-changing injuriesPrison officers should be issued with tasers and stab vests, says a union boss after an horrific attack allegedly carried out by Hashem Abedi. The brother of Manchester Arena suicide bomber Salman Abedi is serving a 55 year jail term after being found guilty of the murders of 22 people killed in the May 2017 attack.

1 week ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Neal Keeling |Patrick Edrich |Paddy Edrich

Hashem Abedi is serving 55 years after assisting his suicide bomber brotherPrison officers attacked by the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber were stabbed, slashed and had scalding butter thrown over them. An investigation has been launched after Hashem Abedi, who is serving 55 years after assisting his suicide bomber brother, Salman, plan the attack which killed 22 people, launched a vicious attack on three prison officers at HMP Frankland in County Durham.

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Neal Keeling

The attack took place in a separation centre at HMP Frankland in County Durham, which has less than 10 prisoners and is where those considered to be the most dangerous and extremist are heldThe full horror of the injuries suffered by two prison officers after they were attacked by the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber has been revealed. Hashem Abedi is serving 55 years after assisting his suicide bomber brother, Salman, plan the 2017 attack which killed 22 people.

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Patrick Edrich |Neal Keeling

Paul Waugh has been described as an 'extremely dangerous' manHe gained notoriety as the man behind an infamous "gun list". Through the encrypted platform Encrochat a figure with the handle "Aceprospect" offered machine guns, assault rifles, and ammunition to organised crime gangs,Now he has been unmasked as Philip Waugh, and brought back from his hideaway on the Costa Del Sol in Spain after being on the run for five years.

1 week ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Neal Keeling

When they fell the colours they wore included the Manchester, East Lancashire, King's Liverpool, Lancashire Fusiliers, and Cheshire regiments. They worked at the railway depot which forged the creation of Manchester United. They were cleaners, stokers, and young men aspiring to be locomotive drivers one day. But when the call came they left their place of work for the front in France and other theatres of war.