Digging into Manchester: What lies beneath our feet?
The city region’s expanding population needs an underground network. But when it comes to digging, rocks are destiny
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Where is all of Manchester’s new wealth going?
Our economics analyst James Gilmour dissects the data behind a city that suddenly has ‘a lot of cash flowing around’
Catching up with Greater Manchester’s Indian communities
‘We’ve been trying to find unifying elements that allow people to identify as “Indian”, as opposed to what their culture or language dictates’
A dead end in Nigeria: The elusive consultant in a £1 million university deal
Plus: Who killed New Islington’s Father Swan?
Sammy’s Bar closes following allegations of predatory behaviour
Plus: Andy Burnham’s latest power grab — taxi licensing
Seven properties raided as police investigate ‘serious allegations of fraud and bribery’ at the University of Greater Manchester
University officials say the institution remains “fully operational” and is cooperating in inquiries
An Egyptologist digs for signs of life
'They always want to talk about lost cities. In reality, most cities were never lost.'
Going underground: Burnham’s latest transport announcement turns heads
Plus: Salford gets a new nature reserve… and the tallest skyscraper outside of London
Backstabbing, crying, and a ‘web of deceit’: Inside the fight to get into Trafford’s grammar schools
‘I love my children more than I love the principle of meritocracy, apparently’
A good day to be a Mancunian duck - Castlefield's sky park is expanding
Plus: Andy Burnham reveals his 120-page plan for the future of the city
How Manchester city has changed since ‘The Manchester Man’
The nineteenth century novel that captures the essence of a city
3000 bathtubs of beer and a (fraudulent) Gallagher lookalike contest: it’s Oasis week
Plus, why did Radar Festival drop Bob Vylan?