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A Mancunian noir classic capturing a lost city
In 1960, Hell is a City set the bar for neo-noir. Now it's a window into a past long demolished
The Christmas the bombs came down
'Incendiaries have burnt my house roof and finished off my turkey at the shop, but that’s not got me down'
Herring soup and piss ups: this is Christmas in Georgian Manchester
We look at how Mancunians in the 18th century made merry
Engels described a city segregated between rich and poor. But the truth is more complicated.
The lives of Manchester’s Victorians weren’t divided by space, but time
Howard’s name is plastered all over Manchester. But no one knows who he is
We spoke to the man behind the city’s best-known tag
The Baroness and the banker: more questions the University of Greater Manchester doesn’t want to answer
The university has paid millions to a company controlled by a senior staff member and the wife of its chair of governors
Manchester’s leaders facing staff backlash over sexual misconduct
Inside a hastily-organised video call with 2,500 council staff
The problems are national. The solutions are local
And my horror at the prospect of being shouted at by kids
Bev Craig ‘shocked and repulsed’ by James Binks misconduct
Plus: The Mill stands at 650 new members in our campaign push
What it takes to save a community lifeline
'I think they just thought we’d calm down and do a petition'
Meet the London lawyer terrorising the leaseholders of Bolton
‘If these allegations are true, this is one of the most egregious cases of bullying I have ever seen’