To rapturous applause, Sir Mark Elder leads the Hallé out of its long hiatus
We were in Bridgewater Hall for the orchestra's triumphant return
The making of Brexitland
Two political scientists in Manchester say the forces that won the referendum - and now dominate our discourse - had been building for decades
20 years after its riots, Oldham is more than ready to move on
We spoke to the new council leader and visited Glodwick, where the trouble began
Why we should expect 'crazy results' on Super Thursday
Plus: We were in court for a 'very peculiar case' at Minshull Street
Andy Burnham's authentic self
The mayor tells us about the stresses of the pandemic, how much he has changed since leaving Westminster - and why he would only go back 'to play a leadership role'
'I’m sure you will have advised him as to the weight of the evidence'
A man finally faces justice at Minshull Street
'He has failed abysmally': Meet the candidates vying for Andy Burnham's job
Ahead of the local elections on May 6th, The Mill hears from the people coming for 'the King of the North'
A quiet life on the edge of Manchester
The city's reopening this week brought excitement and optimism. But you don't have to travel far to find Mancunians living in a different world
'Less time shouting into one another’s faces without masks on'
A legal challenge to the new lockdown rules, and the rest of our Monday briefing
Towers on the hill: The dwindling life of Rochdale's 'Seven Sisters'
How an eccentric experiment in social housing ran out of road
Two 17-year-olds grow up in the pandemic
'You’re alone with yourself all the time. You start picking out things about yourself and then it just affects everything about you'
The case for a new newspaper in Manchester
What's happened to local news, and how we can build something better
Exclusive: Arrests made in a major new Rochdale grooming investigation
The Mill learned about the probe this week
