Life

Can Home Secretary Teresa May deny pick-up artist Julien Blanc’s right to enter the country?

How safe is laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, NOS or even hippy crack? MM investigate by talking to health chiefs and users.

Former professional footballer Ched Evans sparked a national debate after he was allowed to train with Sheffield United, just over two years after being convicted of rape.

Christmas spirit was at an all-time high today as Manchester’s first ever Ideal Home Show kicked off at Event City.

Ten years and £1billion later the Philae probe lands on a comet, but are space missions like this worth the time and money? Manchester thinks so

Manchester University Artificial Intelligence expert Dr Steve Furber speaks to MM about his work and parallels with that of controversial British hero Alan Turing, following the release of Benedict Cumberbatch’s The Imitation Game

Well-loved reality television show I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! returns to ITV on Sunday evening, complete with the usual collection of dubious showbiz personalities and fear-inducing jungle challenges.

The government is planning to scrap the use of police cautions where those who commit minor offences are given a formal warning across England and Wales. The new scheme will replace the use of simple cautions and will be tougher than the current system, giving victims more say.

MM head out to Piccadilly Gardens to ask Mancunians whether they think there is too much pressure put on people to wear poppies before and after Remembrance Day.

More than seven million British soldiers took part in one of bloodiest conflicts in history, the First World War, many of whom have their own unique acts of courage and tales of valour.

Chancellor George Osborne has recently announced that Greater Manchester is to have an elected mayor, two years after the city had voted against having one.