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Instead of posting the typical selfie-centred, fake content, Instagram became a humble place of refreshing reality.

The aim of the show is to challenge five strangers to reverse the effects of lockdown by shedding their excess weight in just 3 weeks.

With Reels, savvy snappers can shoot 15-second clips which can then be remixed using the audio and visual effects built into the app.

MM has put together a list of fabulous AirBnBs around the country where you can explore the sites and finally use up that holiday leave.

MM found out how Manchester is adapting to this strange new world of ordering via apps, al fresco dining, and one-way systems.

Anyone entering shops, takeaways and banks will need to wear a facemask from today.

Retro is fashionable, from vinyl making a come back to vintage shops pushing into existence.

It was reported at the beginning of lockdown, that ASOS had come under fire for forcing staff to work in an overcrowded warehouse to deal with the huge numbers of orders they had received.

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Mancunian Matters spoke to Debbie Jones, an independent funeral celebrant who runs the Death Cafe in Chorlton about how people should be approaching their own grieving in a time when many offline sources of support have closed their doors.