In Salford, the gardening gods chisel away at the anguishes of men
‘We’re not a group of axe murderers or anything’
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A troubling inquest turns to medical staff for answers
Missed opportunities at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, plus the rest of our weekly briefing
A feud in Burnage and the bad omens for Manchester’s new politics
As Sir Richard Leese stands down as leader, we reveal more about the infighting that led to Monday’s exclusive about a suspended councillor
A year ago they were shielding. How are they feeling now?
Plus: Andy Burnham faces questions about grooming gangs in Oldham
‘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