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Knowing a thing or two about successful online trading, Amazon have recently submitted a planning application to Manchester City Council, to build a site close to the M56 motorway.

Manchester is famous the world over for being the leader in many areas, from pioneering musical talent to the industrial might of the Victorian age.

Parents, teachers and unions are in despair as one of Manchester’s largest and most successful schools faces imminent academisation ‘out of fear’, claims the National Union of Teachers.

It sounds an odd way to raise money, but a children’s cancer charity has just launched a Shoecember campaign and wants people to wear two different shoes, then do a selfie to raise funds.

Show Racism the Red Card is staging a special screening of a film about immigration at Manchester’s National Football Museum next week.

Labour’s victory in the Oldham West and Royton by-election is down to a strong local candidate and ‘says nothing about Jeremy Corbyn’, according to a leading academic.

Manchester is expected to lead cutting edge research into smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, following a multi-million pound government award.

Manchester Christmas shoppers are set to spend an average of nearly £500 each on presents this festive season.

Military intervention in Syria will cause more groups to radicalise and expose Britain to ‘greater vulnerabilities’, warns UK’s leading Syrian group.

The travel industry will suffer following parliament’s decision to extend airstrikes on ISIL in Syria – but not for long – according to Manchester Airport’s Managing Director.

The Western response to terrorism will lead to more attacks in Europe and further radicalisation at home and in the Middle East, warns an expert from the University of Manchester.