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The MP for Denton and Reddish has publicly poked fun at Theresa May for her recent deal with the DUP.

Once every two years since 2007 the Manchester International Festival has pushed boundaries and changed perceptions yet this year, in the wake of May’s tragedy, there will be a special feel to it.

Police detectives have launched a murder investigation and are offering a £50,000 reward for information after an elderly woman died weeks after a violent robbery in Stretford.

Glastonbury is one of the greatest festivals in the world, showcasing some of the best talents in music and contemporary performing arts.

The Department for Transport has this morning announced the names of the three bidding consortia which will vye for the contract to run services on the WCML, which runs from London to Glasgow and Edinburgh with many services through Manchester.

The heatwave sweeping the nation is great for picnics or al fresco dining but bad for food hygiene.

More than 100 young girls from across Manchester enjoyed the latest instalment of a new programme run in conjunction with The FA.

Since the Brexit vote there have been 152 incidents of anti-Semitic hate crime across Greater Manchester, while close to 60% of all anti-Semitic hate crime committed in 2016 took place after June 23.

Last year more than 30,000 people were caught without a tram ticket across the Metrolink network. That amounts to almost a hundred people a day.

The man with crude language is on the tip of our children’s tongues – insightful analysis of children’s most used vocabulary in Manchester 2017 has revealed.

Despite Metrolink’s massive overhaul recently – which has turned the Manchester light rail network into the UK’s biggest – customer satisfaction is higher than ever.