Mancunian matters of the heart: I’ve got a tiny todger… but does size matter?
This week, MM’s very own agony aunt hears from someone who feels their insecurities could stop them ever finding a partner.
Head who allegedly hit Wythenshawe pupil with ruler banned from teaching for not disclosing sacking
A ‘dishonest’ head teacher was last week banned indefinitely from teaching after she deliberately withheld a previous dismissal for allegedly bullying staff and abusing a child in a Manchester school.
Transgender youths EIGHT TIMES more likely to attempt suicide – half will try to
Nearly half of all young transgender people under the age of 26 attempt suicide – with 30% saying they have had suicidal thoughts in the last year, a new study has revealed.
ChildLine ‘difference between life and death’ for children in Manchester this Christmas
Figures released today reveal 396 children contacted the city’s ChildLine call centre, during the Christmas season last year
Anti-bullying Week: Ex-Pride director and LGBT champion on not being a bystander
Ex-director of Manchester Pride, champion of Village businesses and all-round LGBT hero Jackie Crozier writes on the importance of not being a bystander to crime.
Stockport Labour leader a cancer that needs to be cut out, claims councillor who quit over ‘bullying’ storm
In an exclusive interview with MM, councillor Paul Moss, who, along with Councillor Laura Booth, left the Labour party earlier this month, gave an insight into his departure
Stockport Labour compared to North Korean dictatorship after ‘bullying’ storm sees two cllrs quit
A former Labour councillor has branded the Stockport branch of the party ‘like a North Korean dictatorship’ amid claims of a culture of bullying.
Growing up with dyspraxia: A personal battle against bullies, ignorance and feelings of inferiority
Growing up with dyspraxia is a constant battle against bullies, ignorance and feelings of inferiority – the only way forward is positive thinking, self-belief and retaining your humility
Kevin Pietersen uses book launch to claim ECB ‘assassinated’ his character
Never one to shy away, the former England batsman reiterated all of the eyebrow-raising claims he made in his autobiography out this week, which have caused a media storm around the England and Wales Cricket Board.
We must build ‘better world’ to tackle rife homophobia in the workplace, says sports star John Amaechi
Employers are being encouraged to address homophobia at work after it revealed that one-in-five lesbian and gay people have experienced bullying from colleagues due to their sexual orientation.
Half of Manchester’s lesbian, gay and bisexual population face hate crimes – but don’t report it
Lesbian & Gay Foundation (LGF) report on hate crime reveals worrying homophobia statistics