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Police have released CCTV footage of two men suspected to be responsible for the sexual attack of a woman in Denton on Halloween.

Oldham MP, Debbie Abrahams, leant her support after Clive Efford announced the private member’s bill last Friday to re-establish the legal duty to provide national health services in England.

A shocking report released by the government has suggested murdered Middleton soldier, Lee Rigby, could have been saved if Facebook had handed over vital information to security services.

Young Roma community and school children joined forces on a street cleaning initiative as a way to promote integration and mutual collaboration.

Residents in Micklehurst, Mossley, spotted the tree on a patch of grass at a crossroads decorated with just a solitary string of fairy lights.

As religious extremism and conflicts continue to dominate headlines, a Manchester Jewish writer is claiming religion ‘far more unites us than divides us’.

The British Government is ‘complicit in war crimes’ for selling £7million-worth of military equipment to Israel just months before attacks on Gaza, claims a Manchester pro-Palestine group.

Greater Manchester Police have responded to reports in the past few months from students having their cards stolen whilst intoxicated in the city centre and Fallowfield.

A Manchester computer science expert says hit TV show, The Big Bang Theory, is not only scientifically accurate but is also a good example of the work real life professors do on a day to day basis.

A new exercise game that hopes to keep the elderly fit enough to avoid serious falls has been developed by Manchester University and Manchester University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Local residents are being encouraged by the Salford City Council to engage in an interactive conversation to help the council tackle continuing budget cuts on vital services.