Our region was rocked by murders, stabbings, fatal crashes and fires - while storms hit and vital reports were finally released
Some of the biggest national news stories of the year included the death of Her Majesty The Queen, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the election of two new Prime Minister's. And locally, our region was the centre of some huge breaking new stories.
CCTV footage showed revellers waving what appeared to be champagne 'flares' and sparklers before the blaze broke out. Screams and loud popping noises could be heard as burning bunches of balloons fell to the ground and revellers ran for safety. January 10 - Nadia Yusuf, 17, dies in crash on Mancunian Way Nadia Yusuf died after a white Mercedes she was a passenger in struck a railway bridge on the Mancunian Way at around 11.45pm on January 10. The 17-year-old was sitting in the front seat.
This is now in force between Chester Road to the Pin Mill Brow junction and will be in place for at least 18 months, but could be made permanent, the council said. This decision was made in response to a series of crashes on the road - 29 since 2018 according to highways official analysis - including the crash involving Nadia Yusuf.
The previous 10 who were arrested on suspicion of murder - all aged between 13 and 17 - have been released under investigation. As part of the murder probe, police said they have spoken to over 100 people, collated in excess of 100 hours of CCTV and executed over a dozen warrants. Storm Eunice also brought snow to the region, with roads blocked off and further travel disruption. Storm Franklin saw the River Mersey's levels rise to an all time high, putting hundreds of homes in south Manchester at risk.
Greater Manchester Police said that a 13-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. She was taken to custody for questioning then released under investigation. The Bulgarian man, who had been living on Bordon Road, in Cheadle Heath, with his cousin for the past five years, was reported missing on March 17 after his cousin had noticed he had not seen him at their shared home since the Tuesday He was an only child to his parents Milen and Rositsa, who live overseas in Bulgaria, but lived over in Stockport whilst working for Amazon.
Chris Woodroofe has since taken over as managing director and has promised holidaymakers a very different summer experience next year. He revealed the global director of the airport's baggage handlers was hauled in and grilled over their 'unacceptable' performance, and said he's going to 'mark their homework' to drive up performance and end luggage reclaim delays for passengers.
All three women remain on bail. Genevieve's family released a tribute for her through GMP on November 9 and said they 'cannot accept the cruelty and unfairness' of her life being cut short and that they 'will not rest' until 'justice' is served. May 15 - Daniel Twigg, 3, killed in dog attack in Rochdale Police rushed to the scene of a dog attack in Rochdale on Sunday, May 15. A three-year-old boy was attacked by a Cane Corso outside a property on Carr Lane in Milnrow.
June 20 - Damning report into child sexual exploitation in Oldham released Almost three years after being commissioned, a review into allegations of historic child sexual exploitation in Oldham was released on June 20. The damning report found that children in the borough were being exploited and let down by services which tried and failed to protect them.
June 23 - Sikh leader attacked in the Northern Quarter Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now On June 23, Sikh leader Avtar Singh was brutally attacked in the Northern Quarter by a complete stranger. The 62-year-old suffered life-changing brain injuries following the assault.
CCTV footage shown at Manchester Crown Court showed Campos walking with his girlfriend along Hilton Street and Mr Singh, who was making his way home from work, passing them. Campos then gestured towards Mr Singh and started following him towards Tib Street. July 3 - Alleged murder of Thomas Campbell in Tameside Thomas Campbell was found dead at his home on Riverside in Mossley by a neighbour on July 3. Police said they believed he was fatally assaulted the previous night and died from the injuries he sustained.
He is on GMP's 'critical wanted list' and has been described as a 'dangerous individual'. Members of the public should call 999 if they see him. Joyce - a loving mother, sister and wife - was with her husband Ian at the time. The pair had been to the cinema that evening to see the new ‘Top Gun Maverick’ film.July 23 - Human remains discovered at derelict mill in Oldham A derelict mill in Oldham became the site of a huge investigation on July 23 when human remains were discovered. Demolition workers found the remains inside burnt out Bismark House, which was devastated by a blaze in May.
"It's safe to say that we believe they were likely to have been the victims of modern slavery," he said. "If we are looking at them being the victims of organised crime or exploitation there are people that will be spoken to and people on bail already." "Both attended hospital at the time and were subsequently discharged to recover at home," GMP said. Both girls were said to have been 'simply innocent bystanders' and not intended targets.
All four suspects were held on suspicion of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. They were questioned in custody with no further details revealed since then. Ella Toone, the Wigan-born midfielder who plays for Manchester United, said after the historic win: "We can't forget everyone who came before us, but we've left the shirt in a better place for all the little girls growing up and we're so proud."
Mikyle Bucknor, 18, of Mirfield, Kirklees has been charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. He was into custody and to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates' Court on August 28. Mr O'Pray, of no fixed abode, was remanded into custody following the short hearing. The Recorder of Manchester, Judge Nicholas Dean QC, said a hearing would be held on January 13 ahead of the trial on February 6, which is expected to last up to 10 days.
September 17 - Alleged murder of Callum Riley in Heywood Callum Riley was found badly injured in the garden of a property on Atholl Drive in Heywood on September 17. The 17-year-old sadly died a short time later. In a statement confirming her death Buckingham Palace wrote: "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow."
The dig began on Saddleworth Moor after cops were shown a photograph taken at the site by author and amateur sleuth Russell Edwards. He had shown it to other experts, who said it appeared to show part of a child's jaw bone. Police were first called to reports of a 'disturbance'. Officers said two other incidents happened in Rochdale on that same morning - one at around 4am on Norton Road, and one at around 6.26am on Gale Street.
Paying tribute to the business management student, his family said he was a 'gentle giant' who 'was loved by so many people, and he knew how much he was loved in return'. They said his 'biggest dream was to travel the world', but that he would not be able to fulfil that now. November 3 - Volume Two released in Manchester Arena bombing public inquiry A highly-critical report into the response of the emergency services in the immediate aftermath of the Manchester Arena terror attack was published on November 3. The second volume of the public inquiry concluded that one of the 22 victims who died following the explosion on May 22, 2017, could have been saved if not for the 'inadequate' response of police, paramedics and fire crews.
The long-awaited second report into the atrocity came after his first report, on security around the event, concluded 'disruptive intervention' should have been taken against Abedi, who was weighed down by a huge bomb in his backpack, and lives could have been saved as a result. A murder probe was launched and a 48-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of her murder. Police said he was detained under the Mental Health Act.
Earlier that morning, a worker at the car wash had made a grim discovery. The body of Craig Ellis, 40, was discovered next to a car on a grass verge behind a the valeting centre. Manchester Central MP and Shadow Culture Secretary Lucy Powell said it was 'heartbreaking that someone's life can end in such tragic circumstances in the Manchester of 2022'. Whilst Ardwick councillor Tina Hewitson said: "No one should be living like this, how many more people are going to lose their lives?"
The three men appeared before Manchester and Salford Magistrates' Court earlier this month have now been remanded in custody. Police said they had uncovered CCTV of the gunman arriving and then leaving in a vehicle, but not of the shooting itself. In the latest update, they said the gun has not yet been found.
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