A moral wake-up call from a slaughterhouse in Ashton-under-Lyne
'Four lock ons, three bike locks and two chains will keep hundreds [of] pigs alive'
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‘I was looking for somewhere that gave me a bigger life without swallowing me whole’
Mollie Simpson’s writer’s edition
Will moving to Manchester be 'a disaster' for the English National Opera?
Plus: A critic attacks the 'boring cult of nostalgia' about the Haçienda
I’ve been spiked. What am I supposed to do next?
After The Mill failed to publish an investigation about a spiking in the Northern Quarter, I realised we were struggling against a bigger problem
Five key moments: How the emergency response to the arena bombing unravelled
Our report from today's inquiry findings
Has an 'anti-woke' police chief rescued GMP?
The return to 'basic policing', plus: Manchester Museum pitches itself to 'ordinary folk'
A failed company and leaking homes - what went wrong for a fancy apartment block in New Islington?
Plus: who made the decision to cover up Piccadilly Gardens?
'Something wonderful is happening in this place'
We speak to those celebrating Diwali in Manchester; plus the restoration of Wythenshawe Hall
Dirty old town: Why we need to pedestrianise the city centre
Plus: Hong Kongers protest on St Peter’s Square - and the rest of your Monday briefing.
Suspect your spouse is cheating? Embroiled in international intrigue? Meet Manchester’s private investigators
‘We will get that picture. No matter what’
Yours for £7.8m: How The Lowry pulled off an auction room coup and secured a local masterpiece
'It was only days before the auction that we thought we might have an opportunity to bid'
