Coronavirus pandemic: North West updates

Andy Burnham says the public to stay cautious as the country emerges from lockdown.

The season has been paused since March 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In Oldham members of the Bangladeshi community feel they've been let down and others are determined to help themselves stay safe.

Intu employs about 3,000 staff across the UK, while a further 102,000 work for the shops within its shopping centres.

Merseyside Police say they received reports of youths gathering on the beach and sand dunes yesterday lunchtime.

The aim is to make it easier for people without cars to get tested for the virus.

Residents set up gazebos outside the front of their houses for a socially distanced street party to mark Doreen's special day.

Sir Richard Leese, Labour leader of Manchester City Council, said his administration was looking at a financial loss of £166 million

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson and Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram have written to the Prime Minister to set out the £1.4 billion plan.

The Veterans Garage has been closed throughout the pandemic, but just as it was about to reopen, bad weather caused another problem.