Richard Manville has lived in the UK all his life - but now he's leaving Salford for Israel, because he says the antisemitism in Britain is intolerable.

A self-described proud secular Jew, he told the BBC's Judith Moritz that making the move was a traumatic experience, as he never thought he'd leave his home.

But Richard's mind is made up, reinforced by hundreds of abusive messages he received online after speaking publicly about his decision to leave.

Most British Jews say they have no intention of going anywhere, but Richard isn't alone. A recent survey suggests that one in five are thinking about leaving for Israel in the next five years.

The car was caught on CCTV falling down a grass verge and on to the main road, before driving off.

The I'm a Celebrity winner was at the music event at the Co-op Arena on Saturday night.

Presenter Joe McGrath and political reporter Kevin Fitzpatrick bring the latest from the by-election.

Five candidates debate issues including housing, immigration and the cost of living.

This is the moment Walid Saadaoui is told by police he has been speaking to an undercover operative.

This is the moment Manchester gun attack plotter Amar Hussein tells police he supports Isis.

BBC Radio Manchester listeners have their say about Andy Burnham's thwarted Westminster ambitions.

Oldham Athletic owner Frank Rothwell tells BBC Radio Manchester about meeting Prince William.

Detectives share footage of the arsonists setting fire to a car before the flames spread to a house.

The seven Carols answered a special appeal to come forward from BBC Radio Manchester.

Greater Manchester Police roots out officers who had "non-legitimate" contact with sex workers.

Runners also wore dark sunglasses and white shirts to emulate the singer's signature look.

Two-year-old Jude is a little younger than your average snooker player, but his natural ability has already bagged him a sponsorship deal.
Manchester toddler Jude, 2, has been impressing the world with his snooker skills on TikTok videos.

Adam Levy says he saw the attacker "shoulder-charge" the front doors of the synagogue in Manchester.

Two people died and three people were injured in the attack at a synagogue on Thursday.

BBC Verify analyses footage circulating online showing the moment police opened fire on a suspect at a Manchester synagogue.

The UK's Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, said the attack was not only an "attack" against the Jewish community but "an attack against the values of our society".

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has told the BBC she was "disappointed" pro-Palestinian protests went ahead on Thursday in the wake of the terror attack outside a synagogue in Manchester.

Danny Savage says there was a 'shocked silence' on the streets near the synagogue.

Two people have died after a car and stabbing attack at a synagogue in Manchester.