Rediscovering the long-lost memoir of a Manchester bookseller
'It was a miserable and insecure existence'
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Secret Night Gang and the story of Manchester’s bustling jazz scene
The spontaneous energy that live jazz feeds off is nigh-on impossible to capture via digital means
'Bring it on!' Greater Manchester swings open its doors
Our guide to the arts and culture venues now welcoming visitors
The Jigsaw Murders: How a sensational Manchester trial gave birth to modern forensics
70 pieces of human remains found in a Scottish ravine, and a case that gripped the public
Why is Manchester's property market freezing out first-time buyers?
'Everything I would click on was talking about property rental yields'
The fight for the willow tit and the importance of protecting scrubland
We meet the man trying to preserve a dying species in Wigan
'Good curation takes listeners on a journey'
Elizabeth Alker is a star of Radio 3. She tells us about mixing genres and addresses the station's traditionalist critics
The strange case of Shukri Abdi
Plus: Our recommendations for things to do this week, and some lovely local photos
The strange case of Shukri Abdi
Plus: Our recommendations for things to do this week, and some lovely local photos
Who runs Greater Manchester? Your bumper guide to the winners and losers
'Brexit politics isn't going anywhere. It's still an extraordinarily powerful predictor of how people are behaving politically'
Super Thursday guide: What your local councillor actually does
Plus: Links to the local elections across Greater Manchester
'I was so proud to be the postmistress of Dukinfield'
Della Robinson was one of the many subpostmasters affected by the Horizon accounting scandal. She tells us her story.
The Mill meets Andy Burnham: the full interview
'That was a difficult moment, a really difficult moment'
Why we should expect 'crazy results' on Super Thursday
Plus: We were in court for a 'very peculiar case' at Minshull Street
Andy Burnham's authentic self
The mayor tells us about the stresses of the pandemic, how much he has changed since leaving Westminster - and why he would only go back 'to play a leadership role'
'I’m sure you will have advised him as to the weight of the evidence'
A man finally faces justice at Minshull Street