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âI loved being a street copâ - the ex-GMP officer standing for mayor
Former inspector David Sutcliffe believes it is high time the force, and scrutiny of it, changed for the better
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Until a few years ago, his-day-to-day life had long revolved around facing down armed gangsters, kicking in doors and disrupting organised crime.
Marc was reunited with John almost 30 years after they last met. (BBC/Blink Films/Toby Trackman)
A new BBC series,
Saved by a Stranger, follows a man as he reunites with the counsellor who helped him “push back” after receiving a HIV diagnosis as a teenager in the ’80s.
Woman’s Hour presenter Anita Rani helped Marc Thompson, 51 from London, reunite with the counsellor who helped him after he learned he was living with HIV in 1986 for new BBC Two series,
At the time Thompson, who is gay, was only 17 years old, and HIV was demonised by the wider public. He remembered feeling just “numb” when he got the diagnosis.
Secret codes and blacked out windows - What Manchester s Gay Village was like before the 1990s
To find out what was happening in the area, you had to head to a bar and discreetly ask for a free, locally-distributed paper
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Satanic panic on a Greater Manchester council estate: The long shadow cast by the ritual abuse scandal
Social workers snatched 20 children away from their families amid bizarre accusations of devil worship and occult rituals
Updated It s a disgrace. The lives of these innocent children and their parents have been irreparably ruined
At the crack of dawn on a May morning in 1990 a convoy of official cars crawled up the hill from Middleton to the sprawling council estate of Langley.
Once there, police officers and social workers converged on five homes.
Kids were roused from their beds, hurriedly dressed and taken off in tears as their distressed parents looked on in shock.