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If you've ever used the Kingsway Interchange you'll know just how confusing it can be. Several junctions for some of Greater Manchester's busiest roads and motorways are all crammed next to each other in a bizarre jumble of slip roads.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s legal drama isn't over yet, as claims were made this week regarding the separated A-listers’ winery lawsuit. For the past few years, Pitt and Jolie have been engaged in a court battle over their formerly shared property, Château Miraval, which was also the venue of their 2014 wedding. The latest updates the situation involves fresh rumors claiming Pitt decided to pursue legal action over the sale of the property because his ex-wife didn’t agree to an NDA that would've prevented her from speaking up about her physical abuse allegations against him.

Nineteen activists have been arrested ahead of plans to disrupt the Epsom Derby on Saturday, police said.

One of Britain's worst ever child sex abuse gangs have now been jailed for a total of 190 years.

As summer fast approaches it's tempting to live in your flip flops, but doing so could land you in serious trouble if you're caught behind the wheel in them. Wearing flip flops while driving is quite common, with 39% of women and 27% of men admitting to having driven in the shoes.

Train services across Greater Manchester and the UK will be crippled again today (Saturday) due to a fresh wave of strikes. None of the major train companies which operate in the region are running services.

Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans’ eldest daughter has filed a restraining order against her own father and his girlfriend!

One of the star celebrity investors on Shark Tank is taking legal action against a group of former contestants whose business deal went seriously south after the show.

With summer comes lighter days and lighter make-up. If you’re not a fan of wearing heavy foundation in the heat, but you’re also not confident with the current condition of your skin, you’re not alone.Transitioning from one season to another can bring unsightly breakouts and a dull complexion for many, leading to many of us feeling the need to mask our skin with make-up. So, if you’re looking for ways to boost the condition of your complexion, we have you covered.

Kroy Biermann has accused Kim Zolciak of punching him the day before filing for divorce!

Phillip Schofield has spoken about the affair he had with a younger male colleague for the first time since leaving ITV last week. In an interview with The Sun, he insisted he did not groom the man, while in a chat with the BBC he explained how the affair began and told of the man's age.

A sick rapist who subjected a girl to a campaign of rape is finally behind bars. Michael Jolly abused the girl for a number of years before he was arrested.

Afzal Khan has presented his petition in the House of Commons to stop pavement parking.

UPDATE: The Senate is poised to vote on the debt ceiling bill after leaders reached an agreement for a speedier process to ensure that the legislation gets to Joe Biden’s desk before a Monday deadline and prevent a default of the U.S. economy.

. Enter: The best pore minimizers won't erase your pores entirely—they're an essential part of skin, after all—but incorporating them in your skin care routine can help clear them from impurities and shrink them in appearance.“Think of your pores like pipes that connect your oil glands to the surface of your skin,” says , MD, board-certified dermatologist and associate professor of dermatology at New York City’s Mount Sinai Hospital. “People who naturally produce more oil tend to have larger-looking pores.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior Correspondent A paparazzi photographer is suing Ye — the musician formerly known as Kanye West — for assault, battery and negligence after he was caught on-camera grabbing her phone and throwing it into the street. The photographer, Nichol Lechmanik, says she was just doing her job as a celebrity photojournalist when she was capturing content of Ye. “He reached into my car as if he were going to hit me, he grabbed my phone out of my hand and then angrily threw it into the street,” Lechmanik said on Thursday during a press conference. “He caused so much fear that I have not been the same since.”

Pest control experts have revealed how you can prevent bedbugs from entering your home and fix the problem before it becomes an infestation.

Kanye West is being sued following an incident with the paparazzi that took place in January, TMZ reports. The lawsuit was filed by photographer Nichol Lechmanik, who is alleging assault, battery, and negligence.

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Tina Turner passed away this past week. While the beloved singer had four kids, only two are alive today. Her biological sons, Craig and Ronnie, passed away before her own death, leaving her adoptive sons Ike Jr. and Michael.

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More than 1,200 officers will be stationed in and around Wembley as part of the huge policing operation for the historic Manchester derby FA cup final.

Kim Kardashian was going through hell behind the scenes while Kanye West was acting out over the last year.

Sir Ian McKellen almost appeared on Emmerdale, but unfortunately, Coronation Street’s creator prevented the casting. While appearing on This Morning, Sir Ian, 84, spoke about his master plan to appear in every soap playing the same character. The idea began to formulate when he appeared in ten episodes of Coronation Street in 2005 as con artist Lionel Hipkiss who pretended to be an author called Mel Hutchwright.

Frank Warren has claimed that Anthony Joshua’s team are preventing a fight with Tyson Fury going ahead.

Alex Rodriguez is opening up about a recent health diagnosis.

Charna Flam Vans Stevenson, a senior government affairs executive with the Motion Pictures Association (MPA) concluded his 34-year career this week. He was a deeply knowledgeable expert on the inner workings of state bureaucracies, with an encyclopedic knowledge of the issues and key players in parts of the country where the movie business had set up shop. Before his recent role, Stevenson served as the senior VP of state government affairs for 25 years, where he attended to and managed MPA members’ interests on a national scale, as well as Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam. “I looked forward to going to work every day to improve, protect and defend the production, distribution and business practices of our member companies,” Stevenson said. “As I begin the next chapter of my career, I want to thank MPA CEO and chairman Charlie Rivkin for his leadership during my time at the association.”

Police have increased their powers in a section of Greater Manchester after 'multiple incidents of violent disorder'.

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