Apprentice star Sanjay Sood-Smith, who was a University of Manchester student long before his quest to become Lord Sugar’s next business partner, answers MM’s LGBT History Month Q&A.

MM talk to Tom Hayes who is councillor for Oxford City – but originally hails from Salford.

Tom is also national secretary for LGBT Labour, a socialist society affiliated with the Labour party who campaign for further steps for LGBT equality.

Mixed martial arts and pro-wrestling star Bobby Lashley believes that new UFC signing CM Punk will upset those who want to see him fail inside the cage.

Benedict Cumberbatch has caused a stir after using the phrase ‘coloured’ during a recent TV interview.

MM talks to Electric Six frontman Dick Valentine about drugs, gay anthems and Christmas in Manchester ahead of their gig at Gorilla.

Penned by Salford duo Ryan McDermott, 28, and Adam Brown, 27, Staff Room is the first ever sitcom to be picked up by Comedy Central for online release, consisting of five 10-minute episodes.

The four lads viewed a weekend gig at the Deaf Institute as a team goal – and their confident performance on Saturday night was surely one of their most accomplished to date.

Author of A Street Cat Called Bob head to Manchester to tell awe-inspiring tale of one man and his cat.

Shirley, known for her honest and eye-opening monochrome depictions of her native Salford, had an illustrious career spanning five decades working jobs including industrial photography and freelance writing

MM spoke to Our Fold frontman Damien Riley about the band’s rise to fame over nearly a decade prior to a performance at Manchester’s XFM gig.

MM caught up with Cleopatra’s lead singer Cleo, who is an Ambassador of the charity Hearts & Minds, and her starlet sisters ahead of their comeback performance.