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Five people arrested after police discover 'human remains of young baby' in Wigan

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Five people arrested after police discover 'human remains of young baby' in Wigan

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Five people have been arrested after police discovered what they believe to be human remains of a young baby. Officers said those detained, aged between 20-70, were held on suspicion of concealing a death and unlawful burial. They have all been bailed pending further enquiries. The investigation, prompted by welfare concerns, is focused on an address in Marsh Green, Wigan, and a location on Valley Road in Pemberton. Chief Superintendent Clare Jenkins from Greater Manchester Police's Wigan district said: "This is a truly heartbreaking discovery, and I do not underestimate the impact that this news will have on the local community."See the Story

Clean air: Professor outlines ways to get people active and reduce pollution

Clean air: Professor outlines ways to get people active and reduce pollution

Better community engagement can encourage more people to use modes of “active transport” – such as walking and cycling – and reduce air pollution in high risk areas, a University of Manchester expert has argued.See the Story

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