Review: Nowhere at HOME is a rallying call for truth
Writer and performer Khalid Abdalla bares his soul in his one-man play Nowhere, a searing exploration of European colonialism. He
Manchester Museum reopens to huge queues after £15m refurbishment
The long-anticipated reopening of Manchester Museum has been met with huge queues each day this week – with members of
The best times to visit Cairo in Egypt
Although Cairo has been the capital of Egypt for more than 1,000 years, it is so much more than just
From Sudan to Manchester via the Nile… MM discuss life in the North (and queuing for buses) with Bolton refugee
It’s been two decades since Sudanese political activist Yagoub Matar, 49, first became a refugee when escaping the clutches of the one-party, oppressive state of Sudan.
Egypt’s time… Elshorbagy & El Welily crowned world squash champions on historic night at Manchester Central
On Sunday, Manchester Central Convention Complex hosted the world’s most prestigious squash event, the AJ Bell World Squash Championships.
Review: The Suppliant Women @ Royal Exchange
A group of women, fleeing across the Mediterranean, are seeking sanctuary in Greece…
Man Uni scientists unravel dark secrets of Ancient Egypt’s mummified animals
Fake animal mummies have been discovered by University of Manchester scientists during a scanning mission to unravel the dark secrets behind Ancient Egypt’s mummifying industry.
Jailing of three Al Jazeera journalists in Egypt is ‘incompetent travesty’, claims Manchester politics expert
Former BBC correspondent Peter Greste, from Australia, ex-CNN journalist Mohamed Fahmy, and Egyptian based producer Baher Mohamed were jailed for seven, seven and 10 years respectively.