The Greater Manchester Police’s success rate in identifying and charging people for hate crimes has decreased, according to a FOI released by the GMP as Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and sexual orientation crimes are still rife within the county.

A reporter who filmed his experience of sickening anti-Semitic abuse in Manchester says his video shows how scary it is to be Jewish in the UK and Europe.

Reports of racism, sexism and anti-Semitism in football are on the rise, with 184 incidents of abuse already this season, but it’s not all bad, according to anti-discrimination organisation Kick It Out.

A controversial jazz musician branded ‘anti-Semitic’ by a protest group has had his concert at The Royal Northern College of Music​ cancelled due to pressure from Manchester’s Jewish community.

David Stobie, from the the criminal legal aid strategy division of the Ministry of Justice, spoke out on the issue of trolling and the damaging impact it can have on people’s lives.

Mr Krantz, member of the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition, claims to have initiated the petition as an ‘expression of solidary’ for children killed in Gaza.

Figures revealed 45% of population agreed with statements deemed ‘anti-Jewish’, forcing members of the Jewish community to feel ‘fearful’ of staying in Britain.

Wigan’s 77-year-old chairman feels hard done by and has accused a Guardian journalist of misunderstanding him despite apologising profusely for any upset he may have caused.

The net is closing in on sick vandals who caused £60,000 worth of damage when they scrawled Nazi swastikas on a Jewish cemetery as Greater Manchester police scour CCTV footage.

Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd says plenty of work still to do