Manchester councillor suspended by local Labour group over claims he breached coronavirus restrictions by flying to Pakistan for family wedding Paul Britton
Manchester s Labour group has suspended a councillor over claims he breached coronavirus travel regulations by flying to Pakistan to attend a family wedding.
Images obtained by the
Manchester Evening News show Aftab Razaq posing with guests and what are understood to be friends and family members.
There is also a wedding party photograph showing Coun Razaq posing with guests alongside the bride and groom.
The images were posted on a person s Facebook profile - not Coun Razaq s - on February 14, though it has not been confirmed when they were taken.
File on republicans interned before Second World War declassified after 80 years Lancaster bombers from Battle of Britain in the Second World War Éamon Phoenix 29 December, 2020 00:01
The late Jimmy Drumm, at his wife Maire s grave. Mr Drumm was interned during the Second World War
Files on dozens of suspected IRA men who were interned shortly before, or during, the Second World War have been declassified after more than 80 years.
The first file, dated December 22, 1938, includes details of 34 men interned by Stormont home affairs minister Sir Dawson Bates, a founder of the pre-First World War UVF.
The files reveal the internees names, addresses, occupations and suspected rank in the IRA, including Frank McGrogan of North Queen Street in north Belfast, a window-cleaner and ‘Officer, G Company, Belfast Battalion’.