Legal Eagle: What is the law regarding ‘drug driving’?
With news that the drink driving limit in Scotland is to be lowered, it’s almost inevitable that the same changes will eventually be brought to England.
Comment: Platini’s daring plan has put passion back into international football
The very first round of Euro 2016 qualifiers, after Uefa head Platini’s idea to revamp the tournament from 16 qualifiers to 24 out of the 53 European nations, proved the detractors wrong when out of nowhere, televisions were tuned to internationals like never before.
Bear-uitful! Oldham cop crowned Mr Bear Scots in comp for ‘big, hairy gay men’
A Greater Manchester Police Detective put his best paw forward at the annual Mr Bear Scots contest, earlier this month, and brought home the title.
David and Go-Lee-ath: Oldham boss Johnson turns down chance to face World Cup champs… for Gibraltar
The Latics boss was asked if he would consider playing for Gibraltar, who is not yet a full member of FIFA, against the World Cup winners
Man City’s Vincent Kompany asks for Battle of Falkirk round II as he invites Scottish teams into Premier League
The captain of the Premier League champions was responding to the ‘No’ verdict that was announced in the Scottish independence referendum this morning
Manchester says ‘yay’ to ‘nay’ vote: 63% glad Scotland said ‘no’ to independence
Scotland has said no to independence – with 55% voting in the independence referendum to remain in the United Kingdom.
City bosses welcome PM’s pledge to give Manchester autonomy and end ‘one size fits all’ approach
Lord Peter Smith, chair of Greater Manchester Combined Authority, has praised Prime Minister David Cameron’s speech on the need to hand more power down from central to local government.
The kids say stay: Scotland delivers 73% ‘no’ vote… in Manchester Grammar’s mock independence referendum
The mock referendum, which involved 1,500 pupils aged seven to 18 and 300 teachers, saw the school transformed into a polling station between 8am and 5pm
Bravehearts? Scotland’s alliances during Middle Ages prove they can stand alone, says Manchester historian
After months of campaigning that pitted Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond against politicians from Westminster, the country will vote whether they are opting to leave the UK
To the wire: Even Manchester is split on whether Scotland will back independence as voting begins in referendum
Scotland undertakes its biggest ever decision in history today – whether or not to leave the United Kingdom and become an independent country.
Controversial film dubbed ‘the Scottish referendum horror movie’ to premier in Manchester days before vote
White Settlers tells the story of an English couple, played by Pollyanna McIntosh and Lee Williams, who re-locate to the idyllic Scottish borders, only to end up being brutally terrorised by their Tartan neighbours