A Bolton man has been charged with the murder of a "loving and devoted" mum.
Police were called to an address on Dukesgate Grove in Little Hulton at around 2.40am on Friday after reports that a woman had been found with serious injuries.
The victim, Perseverance Ncube, 35, had been found by her two young children with a single stab injury to the chest.
She was taken to hospital where she died as a result of her injuries.
Obert Moyo, 45, of Pennington Road, Bolton, has now been charged with murder and possession of offensive weapon.
He has been remanded ahead of a court appearance at Bolton Magistrates' Court on Monday.
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In a tribute to Perseverance on Friday, her family said: “It is with immense pain that we say goodbye to Perseverance Ncube, also known as Percy to her loved ones.
“She was a loving and devoted mother who lived for her children, family, and friends.
“Percy was an active member of her church and had created a beautiful community for herself and her children, but she was cruelly taken from us due to domestic violence.
“Percy had just celebrated her 35th birthday in October, and her passing has left us with an immeasurable sense of loss.
“Our focus now is on supporting her children as they continue their journey without their mother.
“With love from Percy’s family.”
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Greater Manchester Police (GMP) is appealing to motorists and residents in the area who may have captured anything that may be of relevance to the investigation on Dashcam, CCTV or doorbell cameras to contact us.
Anyone with information is asked to contact GMP on 101 quoting log number 236 of November 11.
Alternatively, details can be passed on anonymously to the independent charity - Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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