It's Europe's most successful new neighbourhood. So why is there so much tension?
New Islington has great sourdough and thousands of happy residents - but some people from the 'real Ancoats' feel like they are being looked down on
New Islington has great sourdough and thousands of happy residents - but some people from the 'real Ancoats' feel like they are being looked down on
‘The centre has not delivered' admits Labour, while The Economist calls for the government to 'Free the North'. But does anyone have the courage to end the capital's disastrous hoarding of power?
We posed as landlords to find out how firms making millions from 'temporary accommodation' are operating
An editor's edition, for a change, featuring an interview with Mike Emmerich and lots of other little bits
Plus, searching for the art of Australia's Stolen Generations of Aboriginal children
We've spent weeks speaking to people about what's going on at Manchester's premier theatre
How Raja Miah is harnessing a town’s racial resentments for his own ends
An editor's note
'Now I also feel for my relatives and friends who fight. And I left them'
He's one of Britain’s most influential politicians this century, and yet most people have never heard of him. So who is Sir Richard Leese - and how did he lead a city for 25 years?
After fourteen years, the 'greatest writer of his generation' delivers his magnum opus
We investigate missed targets and a stuttering start to health devolution
'This is a fight for us against those who would groom, gang rape and traffic our children'
Sean Fielding was a young council leader and a Labour rising star. Then he found himself accused of sanctioning the sexual abuse of children
Plus, listen to our first audio story about the delivery rider Ahmed and 'The Manchester dream'
An editor's note to mark our birthday