An official pre-lockdown Government study has revealed that two thirds of adults feel cycling is dangerous.

The proposed suggestion of air bridges have reignited hopes of a summer holiday abroad with many Brits eager for a getaway after months in lockdown.

Following years of political turmoil, uncertainty and a growing feeling of Euroscepticism, Britain has finally left the European Union. MM spoke to prominent UKIP councillor Sean Hornby to ask about the future of his party now their job is ‘done’…

Newsquest has today launched a new hyper-local weekly newspaper and daily website covering the city of Salford. Priced at 80p, the new paper is live on salfordcitynews.co.uk and aims to provide coverage of news, sport and community content.

As the whistle blew on Burnley’s first win at Old Trafford since 1962, you couldn’t be blamed for thinking that this was one of the lowest points to be associated with Manchester United.

Jacob Bentley York and Luke Madeira have the latest football news from across Greater Manchester… and beyond

Speaking after their Europa League defeat to Astana, the United boss hinted at his possible return within the next week, defending any claims that the Frenchman has taken liberty of the situation.

MM takes a closer look at some of United’s next generation after a testing, yet poignant night in Nur-Sultan.

Knowing only a point was needed from their final two group games, Harry Kane’s hat-trick helped them mark the national team’s 1,000 international fixture as they wrapped up qualification.

Since the late noughties, there has been an increasing number of people turning to ‘pods’ as their number one destination for football discourse.

The wait is almost over as Thursday marks the beginning of the 12th ICC Cricket World Cup.