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
The lives of Manchester’s Victorians weren’t divided by space, but time
We spoke to the man behind the city’s best-known tag
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The university has paid millions to a company controlled by a senior staff member and the wife of its chair of governors
Inside a hastily-organised video call with 2,500 council staff
And my horror at the prospect of being shouted at by kids
Plus: The Mill stands at 650 new members in our campaign push
'I think they just thought we’d calm down and do a petition'
‘If these allegations are true, this is one of the most egregious cases of bullying I have ever seen’
Plus: Manchester gets a new ghost train
Please welcome our new reporter Lucy
Confidential report tells how an awards ceremony descended into bar-hopping and sexual misconduct
Young people are getting their news from an app whose algorithm favours videos about violence, outrage and confrontation
An urban design debate is raging… Plus: We’re about to hit 250 in our quest for 1,000 new members
What happens when a community loses its champion?