Survivors' Stories, Train Woes & Marathon Excitement

0:00On April 17th, we've wrapped up eight powerful stories in our Survivors series, spotlighting folks who've endured unimaginable loss and trauma. Think how Spire started by abusive partners or loved ones banishing on diving trips. These survivors bear their souls, showing raw grit to rebuild. Train travelers in Greater Manchester are still reeling from major headaches. An overhead wire snag at Piccadilly Station yesterday sparked widespread cancellations and today's scene over 100 trains pulled, leaving. Passengers stranded. Meanwhile, the Arndale market faces an uncertain future as stallholders leases expire in September without clear renewal news. City Council's hunting for ways to keep it alive long term, easing traders' worries. On a brighter note, Denton's new Hatter's food haul is a hit since opening last week, with crowds queuing around the block for the eats. Looking ahead, expected dry, mild weekend topping 13 degrees Celsius, both days. Sunday's Manchester Marathon brings over 40,000 runners in city-wide road closures.

1:04So plan your routes early, stay safe out there as the energy hits the streets.