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'I cried when Gary Neville said we could stay'
About 30 homeless people who set up camp in a building being renovated by two former Manchester United players have been told they can stay.
Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs plan to turn the former Stock Exchange building in Manchester city centre into a hotel.
Human rights activist Wesley Hall told reporter Dan Johnson he "burst into tears" when Neville told him they could stay until building work starts.
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