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A young girl was left ‘terrified’ but unharmed, when men broke into her house in broad daylight, while she was alone inside.

Tim Farron has said that ‘it stinks’ that Manchester is ruled by the Labour Party, and likened the ‘one-party state’ to North Korea.

Manchester Piccadilly played host to one of the biggest shake-ups to northern train services in the last decade on Friday.

A leading Manchester entrepreneur has slammed the Government’s National Living Wage, describing it as discriminatory against under 25s.

No action is taken in two thirds of discrimination complaints made by the public against Greater Manchester Police, MM has learned.

A Pendlebury politician has vowed to slice the Salford mayoral wage in half as he steps up his campaign.

A partnership revealed by the Centre for Ageing Better will help turn Manchester into an ‘age-friendly city’, according to the charity’s CEO.

New research conducted by the University of Manchester has revealed that asylum accommodation is reviewed based on profit, and not the wellbeing of the occupants.

Young scribblers have redefined the ABC’s of Manchester with their very own modern take on 20th century work A Manchester Alphabet.

Salford University has been ranked as ninth most improved centre in The Times Higher Education’s 2015 Student Experience Survey, jumping 12 places from 98 to 86.

Mancunians woke up to news of the devastating terrorist attacks in Brussels on Tuesday morning – but are we concerned about an attack in our own city?