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Sanctioned benefit claimants using food banks to survive is a ‘humanitarian issue’ that the Government are ignoring, according to an Oldham MP.

Houses will be stripped bare and reconstructed in real-time at a two-day exhibition in Manchester this weekend, giving visitors a fascinating insight in to a new-build project.

The report, titled ‘Healthy Services and Safer Patients’, is based on nearly 14,000 patient suicides which occurred between 2004 and 2012.

Police are searching for a woman who may be the key to locating two men responsible for an unprovoked attack on a family of three on a Manchester tram-stop in January.

A thug fired a shotgun at a shopper in an Aldi supermarket car park – because he had been shown ‘disrespect’.

Complaints filed against Greater Manchester Police have risen by almost 20% in one year, according to new statistics from the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

A ban on parking your car on the pavements across Greater Manchester would create more danger, more collisions, more fines AND higher insurance premiums, according to a motor lawyer based in the city.

A Manchester doctor is calling on health organisations to stop investing in fossil fuels ahead of an international day of action, which will include demonstrations in the city.

Mr Leech is currently co-ordinating a ‘Community Right to Bid Application’ with hopes that he can save the swimming facilities from closure.

‘Tens of thousands’ of eligible voters across Greater Manchester could miss having their say at May’s general election because they aren’t registered, local councils have warned.

An Albanian drug cartel, supplying and selling cocaine in the city centre, has been smashed in a series of Greater Manchester Police dawn raids.