‘Calculating’ and ‘predatory’ Rochdale man imprisoned for sexually exploiting children
A ‘calculating’ and ‘predatory’ man from Rochdale who admitted sexually exploiting children online has been sentenced to ten years in prison.
LEAVE triumphs: The UK votes to ditch the EU after historic vote
The country voted 51.8% to 48.2% to leave the European political block after many analysts had predicted a comfortable Remain victory.
‘It’s not the old guy in the shed anymore’: Communal brewery set to open for Manchester beer lovers
An open brewery offering people the chance to sign up and make their own beer is coming to Manchester.
‘What message are we sending?’: Manchester youth service urges caution over drug decriminalisation calls
Leading Greater Manchester youth service Early Break is urging caution over new calls to decriminalise drug use in the UK.
‘I’m still figuring it out’: Second memoir and debut novel helping Naomi Jacobs come to terms with trauma
In the final instalment of our trilogy of stories chronicling the amazing life of Naomi Jacobs, she tells us her plans for the future, and the possibility of a move to fiction writing.
‘There’s a funny side to losing your memory!’: Naomi Jacobs says Steve Coogan interest takes story to ‘next level’
Last week, we brought you the first of our three part interview with Naomi Jacobs, whose memoir telling the tale of her amnesia was published by Macmillan. This week, she tells us more about the impending film version of her story.
‘I feel blessed that I survived’: Meet the woman whose tragic tale of amnesia and abuse is set for Hollywood
MM talks to Naomi Jacobs, whose remarkable tale of depression, abuse and amnesia is set to be turned into a film by Steve Coogan
Engineers and schoolchildren hoping for ‘legacy’ from ‘ingenious’ robot orchestra
Some may fear that robots will eventually take over the world, but engineers in Manchester are at least ensuring that our demise will sound spectacular.
‘Clear racial motivation’: GMP condemn ‘abhorrent’ attack on Blackley Jewish Cemetery
A ‘sickening’ and ‘abhorrent’ attack has left fourteen headstones smashed in a Jewish cemetery in Manchester.
‘Pubs are more comfy than lecture theatres!’: Science festival set for Manchester’s bars and ale houses
Scientists are all set to venture out of their labs to take over pubs around Manchester and get people talking about science.
Unite-d behind Tony: UK’s biggest union backs police boss Lloyd in mayoral race
The former Manchester Central MP is expected to be one of a number of big-hitters going for the job.