Martin Luther King’s 50th anniversary of ‘dream’ speech inspires Manchester charity to promote ‘black heroes’
Jacqueline Ould of The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Education
Interview: The Feeling chat music industry, returning to their roots and dodgy burgers
MM catch up with The Feeling ahead of Rochdale Feel Good Festival
‘Bolton’s not becoming another Rochdale’: Schoolgirl, 15, endures months of sexual abuse – five bailed
The arrests were made as part of a crackdown on child sexual exploitation
Harmless banter or hurtful insults? Manchester playwright delves into murky waters of online trolling
Troll (Keyboard Warrior) will be showing at the Kings Arms, Salford, next month
Manchester’s Halle choir scoops prestigious classical music gong for third time at Gramophone Awards
The prestigious prize was given for their performance of Edward Elgar’s The Apostles
Cruel conman tricks Didsbury woman, 92, into fetching glass of water only to swipe cash from her handbag
The incident occurred at approximately 2.45pm on Catterick Road
CCTV: Men posing as water board workers con woman, 92, to get into Chadderton home and steal cash
The incident occurred at approximately 3.00pm on Tuesday
Syrian chemical weapon attacks prompt parliament recall – Greater Manchester MPs split over solution
Greater Manchester MPs discuss UK action with MM
Game over for Manchester’s online trolls: Racism and homophobia shown red card – abusers will be prosecuted
Manchester United and City players have experienced their fair share of abuse
Manchester Metrolink’s first ‘free wi-fi’ tram debuts to mixed reviews – with some branding it ‘useless’
The trial began on Friday to provide free internet
‘Truth is coming’: Street artist paints whistleblower Edward Snowden in Northern Quarter graffiti
Sarah Lynn Mayhew has created her first politically inspired street art