MM chats to Southampton’s latest young hopeful Will Ferry.

Edge Hill University has recorded significantly more incidents of student-on-student crime than any other university with a presence in Greater Manchester.

As with most important issues at the moment, the settlement of refugees in the UK is being overshadowed by Brexit.

For a musical about a boy band, it is sisterhood that steals the show as the Take That musical comes to The Lowry this January.

Commonwealth silver medallist Georgia Jones believes the NBA’s latest visit to London will help inspire the national team to keep winning medals.

Great Britain’s best paracyclists dominated last weekend’s Paracycling International in Manchester as the countdown to Tokyo 2020 begins, and as Head of British Paracycling Jon Pett told MM, key preparation events like this would not be possible without the support of the National Lottery and the Exchequer.

Between 1991 and 1994, England became the focus of attention for the installing of major new roller coasters. MM look at the history of Blackpool’s famous ‘Big One’…

Three times a week, different groups of Mancunian men, women and children alike make the journey to Manchester Universities’ Catholic Chaplaincy – home to Manchester Central Food Bank, a Trussell Trust site founded by a group of university students in 2013.

Apparently audience participation – shouting often-rude, always-hilarious lines in appropriate places in the shows – started for the movie version back in the 1970s in the US and made it to our shows a few years later.

The decision was made after months of uncertainty and debate as to where the event, usually held in the Gay Village, will take place.

Despite its traditional history, Oldham is currently the host to an innovative solution to something which is, sadly, also common in quintessential Northern British Towns, male suicide. MM look at Andy’s Man Club, established by the brother-in-law of a suicide victim…