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Nick Clegg has called on Mancunians to put aside city rivalries if they are to take on the might of London in a Q and A session in Stockport.

A brave cancer patient, who spent months enduring harsh chemotherapy, had something to smile about when he was ‘magicked’ away to Disneyland.

Manchester Action on Street Health need donations to get their sex worker support van back on the streets

Manchester’s bookworms may have difficulty reading John Rylands Library’s newest acquisition – as it now owns a copy of the world’s smallest book.

Chetham’s School of Music will play host to the Manchester Literature Festival tomorrow, where winners of the £10,000 Poetry and Fiction prizes will be announced.

The senior detective in charge of investigating allegations that GMP had a ‘lack of desire’ to prosecute child abusers is appealing for fresh information from the public.

A promising young Wythenshawe entrepreneur has secured £10,000 after winning a nationwide competition, with his idea of an alternative brewing company.

A pregnant woman has lost her unborn baby after being mugged at a Salford bus stop on Saturday morning.

Oldham MP backs Palestinian independence motion, calling for ‘real and lasting change’ for war-torn state

A deaf and mute girl – who was trafficked into the country aged ten and was repeatedly raped and forced to do domestic chores by her Eccles-based captors – has been awarded more than £100,000 in compensation.

Excluding the Green Party from televised debates while including Nigel Farage and Ukip would be ‘dangerous for democracy’, the party’s parliamentary candidate for Manchester, Lucy Bannister, has warned