BBC News, on UK Politics, 14 November 2026

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Residents feel 'let down' in troubled Greater Manchester road

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BBC News reports residents' complaints of neglect on Baguley Crescent in Greater Manchester after a fire in which David Mills, 67, died, covering fly-tipping, a derelict block and tenants' disputes with their social landlord. It attributes the complaints to named residents and to unnamed local MPs, and gives the landlord and Bury Council space to respond.

What it gets right

  • “Greater Manchester Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of 67-year-old David Mills in the fire in his Baguley Crescent flat on 7 November.”

    The BBC names the man who died, gives his age, place and date, and attributes the finding on the circumstances to the police.

  • “Local MPs have claimed that police officers - fearing for their own safety - have been too afraid to patrol the road.”

    A serious claim about policing is attributed to the MPs who made it, not stated in the outlet's own voice.

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