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Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk has expressed his appreciation for the emergency services following the Westminster terror attack.

Former Chancellor of the Exchequer and Cheshire MP George Osborne claims he will continue to serve his Northern constituents whilst simultaneously editing the London Evening Standard.

A communist trade unionist standing as a candidate in the Gorton by-election says a revolution to unite the British workforce against “parasitic” capitalists is needed.

A vote to decide on the design for a new statue of Emmeline Pankhurst has opened – with more than 3,000 already cast.

University students have tasted success after hosting their own art exhibition in the Northern Quarter.

Mancunians are being invited to lock up their mums for Mother’s Day – but don’t worry, it’s only for an hour.

Now entering its seventh year, the Syrian crisis has caused ceaseless horror, loss and devastation.

Greater Manchester will use £1.5million of National Lottery money to fund ‘transformative’ arts and heritage projects across the region.

The launch of a new 12-sided pound coin on March 28 will hope to prevent counterfeit coins by introducing new security measures.

A handful of heritage societies are continuing their crusade to protect a historic synagogue, running the risk of further angering the congregation who wholly support redevelopment.

Former Home Secretary Lord David Blunkett says he’s still scratching his head about the ‘toxic cocktail’ that led to Britain’s shock exit from the European Union.