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Fathers and non-birthing parents will take to the streets in protest for better paternity leave in a strike next month.

Manchester Flower Festival returned to the city centre for its eighth consecutive year, with inspiring floral installations and beautiful blooms

The proportion of patients in England with an autism referral receiving their first appointment in less than 13 weeks, after

Salary costs of BBC staff working in diversity and inclusion have doubled in the last three years, according to new

Lisa Nandy has backed calls for Wigan legend Billy Boston to receive rugby league’s first-ever knighthood. The Secretary of State

Refugees from a homeless encampment in Albert Square and supporters gathered outside the city council offices to deliver a list

The number of discrimination reports at the University of Manchester has risen by 700% over the last eight years. In

Civil liberties groups have criticised a government bill that will allow the police to link facial recognition technology to the

Emergency services responded swiftly this afternoon to a two-vehicle collision on along Ardwick Green South, Manchester.  The incident involved a

A club which runs sports sessions for people with a disability organised a fundraiser where members of the community and

Manchester Libraries won the prestigious “Library Of The Year” award at the British Book Awards 2025, held at Grosvenor House