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An award-winning Manchester student has halted living life in the bus lane to become a hairdresser in a drastic career change.

Police are now hunting the gunman who had threatened the 14-year-old boy and his friend as they walked along a wooded cut-through between Belthorne Avenue and Moston Lane.

Taking tweets from @EverdaySexism, where people can recount sexist incidents, Leah Green, 25, acted these out on unsuspecting members of the public

Chorus, created by award-winning British artist and composer Ray Lee, is constructed of a collection of metal tripods supporting rotating arms with speakers attached.

Amid austerity measures facing Manchester’s public transport services, Councillor Chappell believes introducing a scheme similar to London’s oyster card system would save valuable funds

Micheal Lynn, 30, originally from Rhynie Drive, Glasgow, was sentenced to four in prison years after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs at an earlier hearing

A Wythenshawe gunman who shot a man dead in broad daylight with a sawn-off shotgun has been sentenced to life in jail after being convicted for the second time.

The number of Mancunians applying for JSA has dropped over the last year but more needs to be done according to Labour MP Graham Stringer.

Matthew Broughton, 29, stepped in to intervene when he spotted the victim being pinned down on a pavement by another woman, before subjecting her to a savage attack for rejecting his advances

A Rusholme mother died from a 4,000/1 brain abscess after she was sent home with earache.

The 7ft 6 statue of Michael Jackson is moonwalking to Manchester