Figures obtained by MM reveal racially-motivated attacks shot up by 40% while religiously-motivated attacks rocketed by 51% across Greater Manchester between May 2013 and February 2014.

A Salford University professor has spoken out in support of patients’ right to die following last week’s news that euthanasia and assisted suicide will not be legalised in the UK.

The Deaf Institute, Band on the Wall, The Warehouse Project and Hoya Hoya are just some of the venues hoping to field a winning team for Manchester charity Lifeline on July 13.

A social media campaign has been launched in Bolton to find the owner of a teddy bear lost in a Bolton Bowling alley.

What is the USA national team doing right and what can jaded European teams like our very own sorry England learn from them?

Innovative monitoring equipment has been switched on in Wigan to help battle residential road deaths.

City lost 2-0 in the midlands on their return to Women’s Super League action last weekend after a mid-season hiatus.

Cropped sweatshirts, chokers, cute co-ordinates and chunky platforms, the footwear of choice for the Spice Girls, have been edging back into fashion.

Greater Manchester Police’s Ian Hopkins has denied that Manchester City Centre is a dangerous place following claims that police can no longer guarantee the public’s safety after dark.

Cult TV shows, like Game of Thrones, The Wire and Hannibal, may be causing less Mancunians to be turned off by violence, sex and swearing than ever before.

Solita have opened a 60-seater beer garden in a bid to provide a space for people have their food and or drinks in the great outdoors this summer.