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The council says it was ‘market manipulation’. We reveal the curious tale of a dramatic property flip| The Mill
The council says it was ‘market manipulation’. We reveal the curious tale of a dramatic property flip| The Mill
'People in positions of responsibility are doing the right thing. But the tensions are out there in the neighbourhoods'| The Mill
Insiders blame ‘reckless spending decisions’ and a board who lost control of one of the city’s biggest events| The Mill
The Mill understands that the organisation is about to go into administration| The Mill
'I can hear wailing from the funeral and the yelps of the women as they scare the gods with their genitals'| The Mill
Plus: Burnham gets £12,000 in gifts| The Mill
‘I can’t help but see the links’| The Mill
Stolen customers, broken flags, physical fights: have the people taking us around Manchester lost their way?| The Mill
The Science and Industry Museum’s Power Hall returns after six years| The Mill
Plus: The Conservative Party conference comes to Manchester| The Mill
‘We thought we were the luckiest people in the world to be born in Manchester’| The Mill
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‘I’m asking Donald Trump to please intervene and give us our country back’| The Mill
My search for the author of ‘Once in a House on Fire’ led to the other side of the world - and to a tantalising revelation| The Mill
Amid fasting and prayer, terror comes to Crumpsall| The Mill
Boddingtons returns, with nostalgia on tap| The Mill
Plus: We hear back from the Global Banking School| The Mill
‘The great twenty-first century novel may forever sit on the hard drive of another Anthony Burgess from a council estate in Harpurhey’| The Mill
Former staff allege the school accepts students who have no intention of ever repaying their loans| The Mill
Housewife by day. Gay village legend by night| The Mill
On a street in Whalley Range, a property has been the centre of a bizarre string of events, leaving residents frightened and desperate| The Mill
An inquest finds Greater Manchester Mental Health’s lack of care contributed to a suicide| The Mill
‘Don’t you dare. Don’t you speak’| The Mill
What's behind repeated attacks on a business in the Gay Village? Plus: Manchester Museum grapples with ‘the violence that our collections contain’| The Mill
‘Good things are going on here, if only someone would notice’| The Mill
‘You want to have a nice house and a garden and go skiing, you don’t want to be foreign secretary’| The Mill
Richard Florida was hailed as the great champion of gentrification, then he started to reconsider| The Mill
An editor’s note from Joshi about the creep of AI-generated journalism| The Mill
Flags protesting unchecked immigration have gone up across the city, led by a man caught smuggling migrants into the country in the back of a van| The Mill
From Wrexham to Manchester, Mary Evans entertained the city’s most powerful| The Mill
'Khaleejis' from the Gulf States are now choosing rainy north-west England over better-known cities like London and Paris| The Mill
‘The road is so long, it’s big enough to accommodate everyone’| The Mill
Plus, hundreds of fans protest against Salford Red Devils’ new ownership| The Mill
GMP is investigating ‘allegations of financial irregularities’ at the University of Greater Manchester| The Mill
The Arts Council wants his company Primary Events to pay back the taxpayers’ money it obtained during the pandemic| The Mill
The strange story of how a marketing man from Milton Keynes turned a university into his poison-filled fiefdom| The Mill
EXCLUSIVE: Senior executives at the university tried to divert hundreds of thousands in tuition fees into a private company which one of them owns| The Mill
As the Chamber of Commerce appoints administrators, we ask if it’s really all over for one of the city’s most storied institutions| The Mill
Our economics analyst James Gilmour dissects the data behind a city that suddenly has ‘a lot of cash flowing around’| The Mill
Some want them everywhere, others want them gone| The Mill
University officials say the institution remains “fully operational” and is cooperating in inquiries| The Mill
'They always want to talk about lost cities. In reality, most cities were never lost.'| The Mill
‘I love my children more than I love the principle of meritocracy, apparently’| The Mill
Plus: Andy Burnham reveals his 120-page plan for the future of the city| The Mill
The nineteenth century novel that captures the essence of a city| The Mill
Plus, why did Radar Festival drop Bob Vylan?| The Mill
Plus: Mark Garner explains the sudden implosion of his website Confidentials| The Mill
Our economics analyst James Gilmour has some good news| The Mill
The board says it’s committed to transparency, critics say it prefers ambiguity| The Mill
The young woman says it left her feeling 'sick and exposed'| The Mill
One of the city’s most historic buildings is now a ruin. Already, suspicions have arisen| The Mill
