
The Guardian apologises for its ‘awful history’ after identifying historic links to slavery
‘Our founder and those who funded him drew their wealth from a practice that was a crime against humanity’
‘Our founder and those who funded him drew their wealth from a practice that was a crime against humanity’
Plus: Graham Brady duped by activist group, and the story of Mason Greenwood at Manchester United
‘It’s not even explaining it to an alien that would be hard, it’s explaining it to any citizen of Western Europe’
‘If they’re going to decide to chop down a tree I’ll stand in front of it and lie on it myself until I literally become a corpse’
‘I faced the fact that, okay, I don’t like that I’m nervous, that I’m feeling this; it’s not very pleasant. But I have to be my own friend’
Plus: The Manchester residents paying for mortgages on uninhabitable flats
My almost-two years as a millennial media cliche
‘I look at the English and they can’t even tell me when Saint George’s is. But they know when Saint Patrick’s is’
The directors are ‘mortified’ about a badly-worded letter to staff - but what does the saga tell us about one of the city’s biggest industries?
Plus: Is criticising clickbait now ‘snobby’ and ‘sexist’?
Plus: An Altrincham design studio tastes glory at the Oscars
The influential chair of the 1922 Committee speaks to The Mill after announcing his surprise retirement from politics. But why is he leaving now?
The group plotting an “intentional community” in south Manchester
This marks the first time the Court has sat outside the four UK capital cities
Arena victims’ families look to sue the security services. Plus: Is Manchester still a 24-hour city?
The year all my Christmases came at once