Exclusive: Manchester's deputy leader accused of 'stirring up divisions' as school protests spread
A fellow Labour councillor has written a formal letter of complaint about Luthfur Rahman, one of the city's leading political figures
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Are parts of Manchester ‘overheating’? And what could Bolton and Wigan learn from Germany?
We speak to the co-author of a major new report into power and prosperity in Britain
Try Greater Manchester's new 200-mile walking trail (well, bits of it)
Plus: Arty workshops at Manchester Art Gallery and a Home of the Week with planning permission for not one but two extensions
The battle at Birchfields: Sex, relationships and ugliness at a Manchester primary school
A large group of parents gathered to shout at teachers outside a Fallowfield school this week. They say it started with a video about a trans child
'An echo chamber of negativity' - or a vibrant community? Welcome to Crusader Mill
Tim Heatley, Manchester's most famous developer, blames the war of words at his flagship building on a noisy minority
An 'indecent and disgraceful' film that ended up in a Manchester courtroom
The strange tale of Five Nights
Is Manchester really the worst city in Europe for clean transport? We take a look
Plus: The reviews roll in for Manchester International Festival
It's vast, it's beautiful — but does anyone know what Manchester's £210m venue is actually for?
Aviva Studios is the biggest cultural investment this country has made in decades. But so far, its aims appear vague
'Eid is not just about praying in the mosques, but also about going out into the parks'
Plus: Andy Burnham tells us the government might have got its rocks mixed up
Pulling an all-nighter making Manchester's most sought-after bread
Plus: What have you booked at MIF23?
Are vandals and thieves sinking another cycle hire scheme in Manchester?
Plus: 'This has got to be one of my favourite Mill articles of all time'
The social experiment: Our student life in the pandemic
'Kissing someone in the room was kind of like a violent act'
A bridge, a barge and no one in charge
Plus: The Mill in the New York Times; and we reveal Greater Manchester's ENO bid
Why can't Manchester persuade developers to build affordable housing?
Plus: See you down at Aviva Studios
‘Families in utter shock’ as mortgage rates top 6%
We look at the deeply painful period ahead for local homeowners
A martyr and a mystery: The strange case of John Christian
Right-wing activists have latched onto the story of a Manchester student dismissed for his unsavoury views. But questions linger, like what he himself believes - and whether he even exists