Bolton Council has confirmed the gathering will take place at the Samuel Crompton statue in Nelson Square on Sunday at 5pm.

Posters promoting the event describe it as “not a political event” and call for a “sober and respectful gathering”, urging people to “come together in peace and unity”.

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Henry, an 18-year-old first-year university student from Saffron Walden, Essex, was killed as he walked back from a night out in Southampton on December 3, 2025.

The teenager suffered stab wounds to his legs and a fatal wound to his heart from a 21cm (8in) blade during the attack.

His killer, Vickrum Digwa, 23, falsely claimed to police at the scene that he had been the victim of a racist attack.

As a result, officers initially handcuffed Mr Nowak before discovering his fatal injuries a short time later.

Digwa claimed he was carrying the knife as part of his Sikh faith.

He was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum term of 21 years.

Footage released by the force, with permission from Nowak’s family, shows him pleading, ‘I’ve been stabbed,’ and an officer replying, ‘I don’t think you have mate’.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed that an investigation into Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary’s actions remains ongoing.

Organisers of Sunday’s vigil say the event is intended as a peaceful opportunity for members of the community to pay their respects and remember Mr Nowak.

Morgan Rogers, Jeremy Monga and Julian Alvarez have been linked with moves to the Emirates Stadium, while there could be some significant outgoings. Man United, meanwhile, are closing in on the signing of midfielder Ederson after reaching an agreement with Atalanta for a £35million deal which can be partly funded by the official sale of Rasmus Hojlund. Incoming Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso could lose both Enzo Fernandez and Marc Cucurella – both attracting interest from Spain – but Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton and West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen are said to be on the shortlist.

Tucked within the gardens of Cedar Court Harrogate, and overlooking the Stray, Kota (pronounced Koh-tah) promises a setting that feels both relaxed and quietly distinctive – combining Nordic spirit with Yorkshire hospitality.

To mark its opening, Kota will host a brand-new summer events programme featuring Tapas Nights, Bottomless Brunches, Pizza & Prosecco evenings, Mediterranean Mezze socials, Comedy Night, and Yorkshire Show-inspired dining experiences, all accompanied by live acoustic music.

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Designed as a space for connection and celebration, Kota is also available for private events, from milestone birthdays, engagement parties, and baby showers to corporate gatherings and intimate wedding receptions.

The summer series begins on Friday 12 June with the first Tapas Night, where guests can enjoy a selection of savoury and sweet tapas, accompanied by half a bottle of Cava per person and live acoustic music. Tickets are priced at £39 per person.

For more information and bookings, visit Cedar Court Harrogate or contact the events team directly.

The agreement between Israel and Lebanon, reached after a fourth round of US-mediated talks in Washington, is contingent on the “evacuation of all [Hezbollah] operatives” from an area between the Israeli border and the Litani river, about 30km (19 miles) to the north, which is currently occupied by Israeli ground forces.

A jacket to shrug on during gloomier summer days, this cinched style is perfectly androgynous. Made from a viscose fabric (a shame considering the price), the jacket is lightweight with a flattering, fitted cut. It’s slightly long with a structured waist, deep V-neck collar and extra long sleeves with buttoned cuffs. The vintage-inspired colour goes with everything, and you’ll get your wear right through into autumn, too.

The service has been put on hold from August 31 due to mounting operational costs and international airspace restrictions, prompting the airline to temporarily discontinue its Manchester route to and from India.

Abhijit Dasgupta, senior vice president of network planning and revenue management at IndiGo, said: “We inducted these wide-body aircraft on a short-term basis to fast-track our connectivity to high-potential long-haul destinations such as Manchester, and we witnessed very encouraging demand response.

“It is, therefore, unfortunate that longer flying times due to airspace constraints, coupled with dramatically escalating costs, compelled us to take the decision to temporarily discontinue our India–Manchester Airport services.

“We’d like to thank our customers, trade partners in India and in the UK, and Manchester Airport for their amazing support.

“The response and support for these services have reinforced our belief in the opportunity for IndiGo’s long-haul ambitions, and this discontinuation is temporary in nature.”

IndiGo said the decision was influenced by rising aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices, airspace restrictions resulting from ongoing geopolitical issues in the Middle East, and foreign exchange volatility which has significantly increased operating expenses.

Flights on all other long-haul routes will continue as scheduled.

Passengers affected by the suspension will be notified in advance and given support to arrange alternative travel or request refunds where eligible.

IndiGo has also confirmed it will return one of its six leased Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft to Norse Atlantic Airways, following an agreement made last year to help expand the airline’s presence in the European market.

The agent wrote in a statement supporting the application: “The proposals provide the opportunity for McDonald’s to meet a long-standing requirement for a restaurant to serve this catchment area, to meet customer demand and introduce additional choice in the market, reusing an existing vacant building.

The trio of Sam Craghill, Isabella Jordan and Breagha Lannigan created their business Valley Grind and competed against some of the best young entrepreneurs from across Scotland.

After being named Lanarkshire Company of the Year in April, three Clyde Valley High School pupils took their barista business to the Young Enterprise Scottish Finals at Hampden Park.

The trio of Sam Craghill, Isabella Jordan and Breagha Lannigan created their business Valley Grind and competed against some of the best young entrepreneurs from across Scotland.

As part of the competition, they took part in a challenging interview before presenting their business journey, key learnings and future ambitions to an audience of more than 200 fellow competitors, teachers and industry professionals.

They were awarded the prestigious Young Enterprise Award for Innovation, recognising the group’s creativity, entrepreneurial thinking and strong business acumen.

The achievement is particularly impressive given they were up against 125 Young Enterprise companies from across Scotland, securing a place among just 14 finalists.

“Being part of Valley Grind through Young Enterprise was one of the best parts of my time at Clyde Valley,” said pupil Sam Craghill.

“Supporting the school coffee shop gave us real experience of working as a team and helped build my confidence and communication skills.

“Getting to the Scottish finals was such an amazing experience, and winning the Innovation Award made all the hard work worth it. The programme has given me lots of skills and experiences that I’ll definitely use in the future.”

Lead teachers Craig Thomson and Sophie Morrison said: “This year’s Young Enterprise group has shown outstanding commitment, creativity and teamwork throughout the programme.

“Watching their confidence grow from the first meeting to presenting at the Scottish finals at Hampden and winning the Innovation Award has been incredibly rewarding. They should all be extremely proud of what they have achieved.”

Sandra Gilfillan, headteacher of Clyde Valley High School, praised the pupils.

She said: “This success highlights the ambition and talent within Clyde Valley and demonstrates that, while the school may be small, our pupils continue to achieve on a national stage.

“I am absolutely delighted to celebrate the achievement of our barista group, whose creativity and dedication have earned them a national Young Enterprise Innovation Award.

“Their success is a testament to their entrepreneurial spirit, teamwork and commitment to excellence. They are an inspiration to our entire school community, and we look forward to seeing all that they achieve in the future.”

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The 17-year-old girl is missing from Birmingham

A missing teenager could be in Cambridgeshire. West Midlands Police is appealing for help to find 17-year-old Chelsey, who is missing from Birmingham.

The teenager has links to Huntingdon. A police spokesperson said: “She’s 5ft 5in tall, wearing AirForce One trainers and carrying a beige handbag.”

Anyone with information should call West Midlands Police on 999 and quote PID458484.

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