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An ‘inexplicable episode’ and the death of Charley Gadd
A perplexing inquest and tragedy in Manchester’s waterways
'I've spent a year fighting off bullying and harassment from the Labour Group'
Why Ekua Bayunu defected to the Greens. Plus the rest of your weekly briefing
Why is Salford's population rising so fast?
We speak to some experts about the census numbers. Plus: A first look at photos taken by Manchester's homeless
‘Suddenly life just becomes one long miracle’
After drug addiction came poetry and a Bob Marley-loving cockatiel
New art galleries and old-style politics - the latest bids go in for 'levelling up' cash
Plus: Manchester's barristers strike for the first time since 2014
Bev Craig has her own ideas
'I think Manchester's hand has shifted, and it's my job to make sure we properly play that hand'
What happened when Raja Miah’s prophecy failed?
After a report dismisses claims of mass grooming and sinister cover-ups in Oldham, how have the true believers responded?
Meal deals, dubstep DJs and rude DMs: is this how Gen Z dates now?
‘Maybe there’ll be an anti-dating revolution’
Major sex abuse report finds serious failings in Oldham - but no evidence of a cover-up
'There is no basis for that allegation. We are very clear about that. We have literally looked at thousands and thousands of documents'
Nerves, dreams and proving the doubters wrong - our first two years of publishing The Mill
Wish us a happy birthday
'Let’s go f***ing rat hunting'
Anti-vaccine activists turn on our reporter Harry, and we examine Andy Burnham's big bus promise
'There will be serious incidents - like deaths and homicides'
Insiders say Greater Manchester's mental health services are failing vulnerable patients, plus the rest of your weekly briefing
The IRA missed the soul
As thousands fled the city centre away from the bomb, a team of journalists ran in
Brutal layoffs and a cancelled show — inside the Royal Exchange's summer of discontent
We've spent weeks speaking to people about what's going on at Manchester's premier theatre