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Is there science behind the Government’s decisions when it comes to Covid-19

It is important to remember that 100 days is a lifetime in a political campaign, and in today’s political environment this especially rings true.

As mass gatherings have been banned, traditional, shared experiences like concerts, theatre shows, and festivals have become a distant memory.

‘Lockdown-dating’ may seem trivial compared to the very real and devastating issues people are facing during this time, but for some, having the pause button indefinitely jammed shut on their love life can have a huge emotional impact.

Ahead of the Russian Constitutional Reform vote on July 1 which could see President Vladimir Putin extend his power beyond 2024, MM chat to University of Manchester’s Stephen Hutchings — Professor of Russian Studies.

Since the lockdown was imposed on 23 March, people have been separated from loved ones and endured months of loneliness.

Is it wise to invest in stocks in football clubs? Or, more specifically, is it a good decision to buy shares in Manchester United?

Here’s the story behind its creation and how it went from being planned to be smuggled into the UEFA-controlled Etihad Stadium on matchday to it being revealed in the city’s most iconic park.

China will overtake the United States as the world’s largest economy over the next decade, says leading University of Manchester academic Dr Xiaobing Wang.

Matthew Gaskell, the Clinical Lead Psychologist of the NHS northern gambling clinics, believes that despite the forced closure of betting shops, online betting poses a significant threat to gambling addiction.

With the pandemic limiting personal training to online, the format of online training is also discussed and debated to determine whether it can ever be the same as receiving personal training in-person.