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There is now less than one week to wait until Valentine’s Day.

“At least it’s not shite!” Danny Boyle laughs, with a mixture of joy, relief, and pride evident from his characterful face.

The craft-beer revolution is well underway in Greater Manchester, with the region now boasting more than 77 breweries and 11,000 cold ones to choose from.

The vendors buy the magazines for £1.25 each and go on to sell them for £2.50, which they keep.

Manchester’s first dog café and dog day care hybrid has opened its doors to the public.

The report rated Manchester Jewish School for Special Education ‘inadequate’ across four key areas, including effectiveness of leadership and management, quality of teaching, learning and assessment, outcomes for pupils and sixth form provision.

Following the announcement of initial plans, there has been outcry among residents, protest groups and professionals alike as to whether this type of plan is sustainable.

Earlier this week the GMP City Centre tweeted a comment which irked some Twitter users.

A shocking one in four businesses on the Curry Mile are in need of ‘major improvement’, an exclusive MM report can reveal.

The Lanterns of the Terracotta Warriors, which is in Exchange Square from today until Sunday, is a travelling art exhibition that features a collection of 40 brightly coloured, illuminated replicas of the famous Terracotta Army.

Manchester’s vegan activists held a peaceful vigil in memory of slaughtered animals last weekend when around 40 people gathered in town centre.