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Care for the elderly in Greater Manchester receives the second lowest level of funding in the UK, a recent report by the UKHCA has revealed.

Manchester’s People’s History Museum has been nominated for being the UK’s most inspiring visitor attraction of the past 12 months by the Guardian Cultures Professional Network.

The college decided to call off Mr Atzmon’s gig earlier this week due to threats to student safety by the North West Friends of Israel who were claiming the jazz musician was anti-Semitic.

A reporter who filmed his experience of sickening anti-Semitic abuse in Manchester says his video shows how scary it is to be Jewish in the UK and Europe.

Gilad Atzmon, who was scheduled to perform at the venue last night, had his gig cancelled due to protests from the North West Friends of Israel – putting pressure on the college by accusing him of being anti-Semitic.

An unemployed poker player from Romania who cheated two Greater Manchester casinos out of large sums of money has been caught after trying to flee the country.

According to results, there was no relationship between quality indicators included in Quality and Outcomes Framework and mortality rates in the practice locality.

Some Manchester students are showing a thirst NOT to learn after catching on to a new drinking trend that has spread across the country.

As part of this week’s LGBT Adopting and Fostering Week, MM caught up with the first gay couple to approach Stockport council and gain approval to foster three children following a period of struggle and alienation.

Chancellor George Osborne’s assertion that British economic recovery has reached a ‘major milestone’ is naïve, according to a Oldham MP.

Greater Manchester Police’s initiative to Bin the Blade is a success as more than 1,500 weapons are removed from the city’s streets in a month-long amnesty.