A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of homicide after one other teenager died after being stabbed on the streets of Manchester.

The boy, additionally 14, was taken to hospital following an incident in Tavistock Square within the Harpurhey space of town on Friday, September 15. Police say they have been referred to as at round 6.05pm.

Police say specialist liaison officers are supporting his household they usually have arrange a criminal offense scene in Tavistock Place. The boy who has been arrested is in police custody for additional questioning.

Greater Manchester Police says a Section 60 has been put in place within the metropolis. It started at 8.26pm on Friday and can final for twenty-four hours.

The further powers imply police will be capable of cease and search individuals in an space overlaying elements of Monsall and Harpurhey suburbs of Manchester. Detective Superintendent Phil Key mentioned: “Firstly, I would like to share my deepest condolences with the family at this unbelievably difficult time.

“A Section 60 authority has been put in place which will run for 24 hours and finish at 8.26pm this evening, we have taken this course of action to keep the public who live and work within the vicinity of the incident safe.

He continued: “We understand the use of a Section 60 can cause concern to local residents; however, we use these powers only when proportionate and necessary.

“By enforcing the Section 60 in the area, we will work to minimise any violent behaviour and prevent any further serious incidents going forward as our main priority is to keep the public safe.”

Anyone with any data is requested to contact GMP on-line or by calling 101 quoting incident 2843 of 15/09/23. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.