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'Relentless demand, a murder, a fatal fail to stop'
A busy weekend for Manchester's police, plus the rest of your weekly briefing
Stanley Chow, an artist who works in the moment
‘Nothing I do is thought through, there's no planning’
'Nobody buys art in Manchester' - or do they?
A joyous read from Phil Griffin as Manchester Art Fair kicks off tomorrow night
Ila Patel’s market stall survived the IRA bomb and the pandemic
We meet the Arndale Market’s longest-standing tenant
'The Northern Powerhouse was a fraud'
Reactions to the shelving of Northern Powerhouse Rail, plus the rest of your weekly briefing
'For the last few days I have had the gruesome job of burying the dead on the battlefield'
Two local men who went to war
Inside the Yousef Makki inquest so far
Plus memories of a former Manchester United hooligan, a report from a youth strike and our latest podcast episode
Inside the Yousef Makki inquest so far
'I would not like to comment on that question'
'Fights usually come to you'
Memories of a former Manchester United hooligan, Manchester's 'Karl Marx look' and a report from a youth strike
Report uncovers 'serious and widespread failures' in children's care
We take a look at Tameside, plus the rest of your weekly briefing
Welcome to 'Saxon Manchester' - a German city struggling with the far-right
Sophie Atkinson visits our twin city, Chemnitz, in the former East Germany. She finds a place where the recent past still casts a long shadow
Tackling Manchester's hidden problem: adult illiteracy
‘Quite a lot of people develop amazing coping mechanisms’
'This pub is renowned for entertaining villains'
We spent some time in the Northern Quarter's old school boozers
What happened to a local business that was on the brink? We return to a proud workshop
'I’m amazed to find us where we are, really'
'It went wrong right from the beginning'
The Yousef Makki inquest, plus the rest of our weekly briefing