Life

While most of incidents of road kill are accidental, some stem from dangerous driving, so where exactly does the law stand

Coming back into the public eye for his first exhibition in 40 years, Michael Butterworth is presenting the ‘Use and Abuse of Books’ exhibit running between August 14 and September 5.

Matthew Chappell, 23, from Stockport, says he descended into the dark world of depression following his performance at Edinburgh Fringe festival last year

Linus Lind is cycling over 1,600 miles to FC United of Manchester’s home ground in a bid to raise funds for Doctors Without Borders.

Britcon 2014 saw hundreds of wargame collectors and competitors converge on Manchester University to take part in the annual battle royale last weekend.
And one of the world’s best sat down with MM to talk about his passion and why he feels the need to constantly add to, arguably, a collection unrivalled by anyone in the world.

Thanks to the new partnership with Olliers Solicitors, MM will now be able to shed some light on certain aspects of the law, and what wiggle room – if any – you have in certain situations

Manchester’s Dig the City festival has covered public spaces in urban gardens, judged by celebrity gardener Rachel de Thame and Sean Harkin of the National Trust.

Controversy surrounding the pro-Palestine protests has led to a number of public statements from senior officials in Manchester

With a day dedicated to pretty much everything ever, today it was the turn of our marvellous moggies to have a bit of the glory

A Moss Side quadriplegic is taking to the skies from the surroundings of his own home – by controlling a robotic drone 3,000 miles away.

Only televised in Scotland, English viewers were left frustrated after STV’s online player crashed from high demand, meaning the entire English population missed out on the debate