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The ‘unfathomable’ fall of Labour’s Greater Manchester
‘We went to the polling stations and people weren’t looking us in the eye, and we could tell something was wrong’
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Falling glass, a £23m bill and a Cypriot billionaire: The never-ending nightmare at Beetham Tower
A bitter dispute over a cladding defect has been going on for over a decade
Is Chris Kenna Manchester’s first AI billionaire in the making — or a serial fantasist?
He’s been feted by the press as a tech pioneer. But we can’t find his data centres
'I wouldn't touch a Jewish woman': Meet the Reform team in Gorton and Denton
Members of Reform's campaign team shared racist content online and aligned themselves with far-right groups
Worried parents, slick takeovers and a £30m windfall: How chains snapped up Greater Manchester’s nurseries
What happens when childcare goes corporate
Manchester’s food scene isn’t fun anymore
Authenticity is being choked out of one of the city’s most treasured industries. How did we get here?
Who is Soho House Manchester for?
‘That’s why Sainsbury’s is there, to keep the riffraff out of Waitrose’
Is everything okay at HOME?
It’s been 18 months since a cancelled Gaza event threw the organisation into chaos — and all is still not well
The lost books of Central Library: scandal or conspiracy theory?
A quarter of a million volumes were disposed of in circumstances that remain deeply contested. Some former workers accuse the council of a cover up
‘People could not be angrier’: A journey to the heart of Gorton and Denton
Getting to grips with one of the country's strangest constituencies
Breaking Bread: the TikToker that has the council on toast
She started off as a content creator, now they call her Manchester’s greatest journalist
Sleeping on the snowy streets of Manchester
Two homeless men have died in Manchester so far this winter. Can further deaths be prevented?
