Life

In the biggest fashion spat of last week, Dolce & Gabbana and Sir Elton John have come to blows over the pair’s labelling of children born through IVF as ‘synthetic’.

Drug crime is an issue plaguing every corner of the country, damaging communities and ruining peoples livelihoods.

Manchester Opera House will be showcasing the King’s Speech from Monday 30 March, which tells the story of King George VI, a ruler that suffered from stammering.

They say you should never mix business with pleasure… but meet award-winning sex and relationship coach Rachael McCoy, who gets ‘paid to masturbate’.

Corrie fans will have the chance to step inside some of the streets most iconic buildings – as of this weekend – as Quay Street studios welcomes three new additions to the 2015 tour.

In some cases worrying can be helpful when it spurs you on to solve a problem but, equally, it can be an oppressive force that prevents action and bars success.

A 27-year-old’s unlikely story continues after she landed the ‘Business Newcomer of the Year’ accolade at the Pitman Training Super Achievers Awards 2015 last week.

Best-selling author, ingenious world creator and solid example of how to be a decent human being, Terry Pratchett, died on Thursday at the age of 66 ‘with his cat sleeping on his bed’.

For the next installment of Mancunian Matters of the Heart, our very own agony aunt hears from a snooping girlfriend who’s found her boyfriend’s gay porn stash.

While focussing energy on hyperrealism, Rebekah Williamson has attracted more than 2,000 likes on her Facebook page and will travel to New York to showcase her work to potential clients in March.

‘The Scribbler’, is the first project from London-based tech start-up Studio Audience Ltd to harness all the nostalgic stories people have about the cinema.