The Mancunian Matters Podcast: Meet the “Third Culture Kids” stuck in-between
As the world becomes increasingly connected, British families may be given the opportunity to move around the world for work.
Popular serial killer talk to come to Manchester
Psychologist Jennifer Rees will host her touring ‘The Psychology Of Serial Killers’ talk here in Manchester next year – delving
‘If that was me, how would I cope?’: Manchester University student dedicates PhD to supporting Syrian migrants
In September 2015, The Independent devoted their front page to three-year-old Aylan Kurdi – a Syrian refugee, whose dead body was washed ashore in Turkey after his boat capsized before it could reach the safety of Kos.
Honesty the best policy? Manchester expert says life wouldn’t work without lies
Today marks International ‘Honesty Day’, a day founded in the USA by the former press secretary of the governor of Maryland, M. Hirsch Goldberg, who chose the date to end the month which starts with pranks and foolishness, April Fools’ Day.
Dive into bed: Swimmers best lovers and Manchester loves s…wimming, study reveals
New research has revealed swimmers make the best lovers – and guess what Manchester’s favourite sport is? That’s right, swimming.
‘Not a super-fix’: The hard facts about effects of Viagra exposed in Man Uni study
Is your sex life suffering because you can no longer get it up? Is a night in with the missus just not what it used to be? Viagra – it will solve all your problems in the bedroom… or will it?
Men who watch too much porn can’t get it up, warns Manchester sex therapist
A Manchester-based psychosexual therapist has warned that pornography addiction causing a rise in the number of healthy, young men seeking medical help for erectile dysfunction.
He who dares, wins! How savvy shoppers can negotiate a cushty £1,000 saving… Del Boy-style
Negotiation Academy is teaching people to save money
Fishy fears: Food phobias mean one in five Mancunians miss vital nutrients from diet – and seafood scares us most
Manchester survey reveals 7% NEVER eat fish at all
It’s official: Men are better drivers than women… as more Manchester males pass test first time than females
More men pass driving tests first time than women for last three years running
Psychosis in children could be prevented with cognitive behavioural therapy, reveals Manchester university study
Psychosis leads to delusions, hallucinations and hearing things