The Mancunian Matters Podcast: The era of legal crackdown on protest rights
Last year the Court of Appeal removed the ‘lawful excuse.’ This marks one of many legislative changes to protest law.

Last year the Court of Appeal removed the ‘lawful excuse.’ This marks one of many legislative changes to protest law.

Mark Zuckerberg has moved away from Meta’s fact checking, so what is being done to educate young people on misinformation?

Businesses are looking at ways to cash in on artificial intelligence (AI) as the technology gradually outpaces its human counterparts

GM Mayor Andy Burnham stood alongside Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, as she promised the Labour government will be a “willing

The transport minister today revealed the Government has no plans to enforce clean air zones in Manchester. While a formal

Girls and women undergoing painful health conditions such as endometriosis and heavy menstrual bleeding have had their symptoms ‘dismissed and

Farmers in the north-west say they are fearful of Labour’s changes to the family farm tax and claim Government data

Members of the Ukrainian community and their supporters gathered in the city centre to commemorate 1,000 days since the Russian

In 2023, the number of deaths from drug overdoses in Manchester reached the highest point in the city’s recorded history

A Manchester activist who was on hunger strike for more than a month to protest against Britain’s arming of Israel

Railway services will soon be nationalised after Parliament passed the Passenger Railways Services (Public Ownership) Bill yesterday. The Government’s new
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