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Can an anti-abortion group exist at the University of Manchester?
Plus, the new plans for Piccadilly Gardens are complete
For 40 years, Rice and Three has fuelled Manchester
From rag traders to Northern Quarter yuppies, the classic Thali-style lunch still powers the city
Yes, Galloway won Rochdale. But it’s the runner up who really tells us about politics in the town
‘Councillors are quaking in their boots because of what was unleashed last night’
Manchester makes me feel claustrophobic. I tried to find out why
How a flat, densely packed city centre created a collective claustrophobia
Rochdale on the brink
Plus: ‘A piece so evocative of being a teenager in the early 00s that I’m in grave danger of lying in bed listening to Interpol all morning’
You will always be in love, you will always be in love with love
Gwendoline Riley’s first two novels focus on singles in your area with disproportionate romantic fantasies
Andy Burnham’s new book isn’t exactly subtle. But can it rally a movement?
In Head North, Burnham teams up with Steve Rotheram to stick one to the fakers down in London
The monks of Hulme Crescents
Plus, Bernie asks: ‘How can you be a good citizen and participate if you do not know what’s going on?’
Burnham promises more Bee Network buses, minus the teething pains
Plus: Bernie Sanders visits Mill HQ
You’re a pacifist — a world war is declared. What now?
The story of the conscientious objector, Arthur Turtle
After Labour blows up in Rochdale, George Galloway seizes his chance
‘Rochdale’s election is not about Palestine, Rochdale’s election is about Rochdale’
The Mancunian Instagram shop selling weed brownies; ‘Conversation Stations’ and Green Island Festival
In Mollie’s writer’s edition, expect lows and dizzying highs
BREAKING: Labour withdraws support from its candidate in Rochdale, effectively ending its campaign
Azhar Ali spread a ‘deeply offensive, ignorant, and false’ conspiracy theory
Can anyone save Piccadilly Gardens?
‘Like a kitten that had got hold of a ball of wool and tangled it all up’
We all know Levenshulme’s gentrification story. How true is it?
Sunday Times-worthy cabbage, class segregation and ‘lovely’ dinner parties