The bizarre story behind the ‘Salford University rape cover up’ posters
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Ophira Gottlieb
Ophira is the editor of The Mill. She’s from Glasgow, shamefully the only member of the team not from Greater Manchester. Her favourite stories are 'low stakes high drama', like the Tour Guide Turf Wars, or the Manchester Victoria Pigeon Massacre.
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