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On this day 23 years ago the first National Lottery millionaires were made, kick-starting an era of nationwide dreaming and project funding.

A Manchester-based charity has revealed that 10% of Britain’s five to 16-year-olds currently have a clinically diagnosable mental health issue.

This Wednesday November 22, at 12:30, marks the statement given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the House of Commons known as the Budget Statement.

Friday, November 17 saw all 10 of ZANU-PF’s provincial structures passing a motion of ‘no confidence’ against the 93-year-old Robert Mugabe, pressing on him to step down as the leading party’s first secretary.

Mancunians want more protected bike routes even if it means taking space away from other road users, a report revealed last week.

On Tuesday afternoon, the 16th November, a convoy of military vehicles were spotted heading towards the capital city, Harare.

Manchester is a proud city. But as much as many of us are loathed to admit it, it isn’t perfect.

Remembrance Sunday is often the toughest time of the year for serving and ex-service personnel.

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has put his full weight behind a programme to rid our learning environment of “exam factories” once and for all.

Manchester paused this week to debate whether students should be paying the real living wage – as part of a national week to shed light on the issue.

Manchester City Council has revealed that the number of rough sleepers recorded on the streets of the city centre has increased by over 300% in the last five years.