Disabled man, 75, left beaten after masked raiders target home in Radcliffe
The attack happened around 8:40pm on Saturday, August 5, and left the 75-year-old man with serious injuries.
How can YOU help someone with chemical burns? Important advice issued after spate of horrific acid attacks
The public has been issued advice following a spate of acid attacks across the UK.
EXCLUSIVE: Strong and Cable – Lib Dem leader Sir Vince hopeful of centrist revolution after lukewarm election
Speaking exclusively to MM, the veteran politician and former-Business Secretary blamed the timing of the general election for the Liberal Democrat’s lukewarm result.
It’s official: Manchester women DON’T fancy men with beards, survey reveals
The majority of women in Manchester are turned off by women with beards, it has been revealed.
Access to Music: MM meet teen band Crossed Lines
We sat down with up and coming band Crossed Lines at the Access to Music College in Manchester to discuss their course, the band and their hopes for the future.
Northern Ballet’s Casanova making surprise return to stage for a super sensual broadcast special
Northern Ballet’s highly-acclaimed production of Casanova is returning to Manchester – and this time it’s coming with a camera crew in tow.
Manchester’s own sports and fitness app Hoops Connect released across country
A new app designed to take the hard work out of organising and discovering sport and fitness classes has hit the app stores.
‘Invaluable’ northern art prize up for grabs with help from Manchester’s Saul Hay Gallery
Manchester’s Saul Hay Gallery is helping to shine a light on emerging Northern artists this year.
The Dangers of Conspiracy Theories: A psychologist’s crusade against ‘culture of paranoia’
The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories will take place at Texture on Lever Street in the city’s Northern Quarter on 23 August.
Revealed: Learner drivers less likely to pass their driving test in Greater Manchester
New figures obtained by MM show that the pass rate at Greater Manchester driving test centres is below the national average.
WATCH: Engels statue in Manchester is symbolic of city’s own development
The statue is now in Tony Wilson Place in an area that in Engel’s time had been known as ‘Little Ireland,’ among the most notorious of Manchester’s slums.