Emergency services are present at the scene.
A bus has crashed into a shop in Manchester's city centre resulting in a 'number of casualties', the ambulance service has confirmed. Police, fire and ambulance crews are present at the incident in Piccadilly Gardens. A spokesperson for North West Ambulance Service confirmed there are 'a number of casualties'. Photos from the scene show the pavement cordoned off with the bus's front end inside a bubble tea shop called T4.
'There are road closures in the area whilst emergency services remain at the scene dealing with the collision and officers from GMP's Serious Collision Investigation Unit are in attendance. 'We would ask members of the public to avoid the area where possible whilst officers establish the full circumstances.
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