Jordon Begley Inquest: Use of Taser was "inappropriate" says jury
An inquest into the death of a young man shot by police with a Taser gun begins later today.
Chief Constable Fahy defends police use of Tasers
The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, Sir Peter Fahy has defended the use of tasers by British police.
It comes as Police chiefs call for a safety review of tasers following the verdict in the inquest of Jordan Begley from Manchester.
Sir Peter Fahy says the record of British Police in terms of force is "remarkable."
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Woman jailed after cowardly attack on 95 year old lady
A woman has been jailed after she robbed a 95-year-old woman in Wythenshawe. Cassandra Harvey was sentenced to four years.
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Inquest hears how mother saw fear in son's face
Inquest hears how a man who died after being shot with a police Taser had "fear in his face" moments before officer pulled the trigger
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Inquest opens into police Taser death
An inquest into the death of a young man shot by police with a Taser gun begins later today.