LEAVE triumphs: The UK votes to ditch the EU after historic vote
The country voted 51.8% to 48.2% to leave the European political block after many analysts had predicted a comfortable Remain victory.
LISTEN: MM’s EU referendum podcast special – part one
Still unsure about what is at stake in the United Kingdom’s EU referendum on June 23? Have both the remain and exit campaigns left you more confused than certain?
‘It’s not the old guy in the shed anymore’: Communal brewery set to open for Manchester beer lovers
An open brewery offering people the chance to sign up and make their own beer is coming to Manchester.
‘I thought if I don’t do something I’m going to get burnt’: Stockport air crash survivor’s tale 49 years on
In 1967, Vivienne Thornber decided to take a trip with her best friend, Susan Howarth, to Majorca to celebrate her 20th birthday.
REVEALED: Almost 1,000 people in Manchester on bail for more than SIX months
Almost a thousand people in Greater Manchester have been sitting on police bail for more than six months, MM has learned.
Stockport care home found guilty of ‘depriving people of their liberty illegally’ by damning CQC report
A Stockport care home has been found guilty of illegally depriving people of their liberty by the CQC after an inspection highlighted various failings.
‘It could have been my kids’: Mother of four to travel to Calais to assist migrants
After watching the news and reading stories of the desperate migrant situation in Calais, a Mobberley teacher and mother of four has decided to join the volunteer movement there.
‘If you cut him open, darts would fall out’: Eric Bristow hails Van Gerwen’s passion
Five-time darts world champion Eric Bristow has hailed Michael van Gerwen as a great ambassador for the game as the Darts Premier League playoffs approach.
Manchester supports doctors strikes over ‘immoral’, ‘incompetent’ Government
This week, for the first time in the history of the NHS, an all-out junior doctor’s strike has taken place in England.
‘It’s absolutely disgraceful’: Manchester CEO blasts Living Wage snub of young workers
A leading Manchester entrepreneur has slammed the Government’s National Living Wage, describing it as discriminatory against under 25s.
Amazing WW2 diary revealing grandparents’ Manchester Blitz tragedy leads woman to shorthand assistance plea
A Manchester woman has unearthed a diary written by her mother in 1940 during the Manchester Blitz, which may tell the tale of her grandparents’ tragic deaths.