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This year's most read, shared and talked about stories
Jonathan Schofield on whether there’s a precedent for potential Brexiteer violence
It’s been a funny year.
Jonathan Schofield and the classic f**k you building
Scruffy Roman fragment dates from 200 AD
Environmentally friendly collaboration between cereal giant and Salford brewery makes headlines around the world
Week 50: in which Sleuth almost steps on an alien after a date with Kerry Katona
Jonathan Schofield asks if the idea of charging for entry sets a very bad precedent
Located in St Peter’s Square, the life-size suffragette will be revealed after a morning rally...
Week 49: in which Sleuth visits a knocking shop with a dirty sausage
Shocking incident left 18-year-old Joe Sharratt with bleed on the brain
An 18-year-old man has suffered a serious head injury following an attack by door staff...
Sleuth has a chat with a dead German communist on his birthday week
Almost 600 jobs saved as city council step in to rescue historic department store
The former Coronation Street actress has swapped fad diets for a fitness plan she can...
John Blundell talks to two of the main architects of English devolution: has it worked...
On his 198th birthday, Jonathan Schofield takes a look at the Communism co-founder's many years...
Sleuth gives a voice to the mouthless
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This year's most read, shared and talked about stories
Streets on fire: could there be civil unrest on Manchester streets if Brexit is reversed?
Jonathan Schofield on whether there’s a precedent for potential Brexiteer violence
Gordo's review of 2018
It’s been a funny year.
One Two Five Deansgate: an architectural disaster
Jonathan Schofield and the classic f**k you building
The oldest bit of Manchester can now be visited (sort of)
Scruffy Roman fragment dates from 200 AD
Seven Bro7hers and Kellogg’s ugly Corn Flake story goes viral
Environmentally friendly collaboration between cereal giant and Salford brewery makes headlines around the world
Sleuth: Atomic Kitchen, Nutters and sizzled Santas
Week 50: in which Sleuth almost steps on an alien after a date with Kerry Katona
Paying for culture: National Football Museum breaks ranks
Jonathan Schofield asks if the idea of charging for entry sets a very bad precedent
Emmeline Pankhurst statue to be unveiled this Friday
Located in St Peter’s Square, the life-size suffragette will be revealed after a morning rally...
Sleuth: Metrolink madness, TripAdvisor idiocy and Salford disappears
Week 49: in which Sleuth visits a knocking shop with a dirty sausage
"There was more to it, my guys were attacked" - security boss responds to Factory fight sacking
Shocking incident left 18-year-old Joe Sharratt with bleed on the brain
Emergency council meeting called after video emerges of sickening nightclub attack
An 18-year-old man has suffered a serious head injury following an attack by door staff...
Interviews with inanimate objects: Friedrich Engels' statue
Sleuth has a chat with a dead German communist on his birthday week
Kendals saved as Mike Ashley strikes deal with landlord
Almost 600 jobs saved as city council step in to rescue historic department store
Not just for January: Catherine Tyldesley on creating lifestyle changes that last
The former Coronation Street actress has swapped fad diets for a fitness plan she can...
"We didn't get what we wanted from Devolution" - an exclusive interview with Sir Howard Bernstein...
John Blundell talks to two of the main architects of English devolution: has it worked...
On Friedrich Engels' birthday: in search of the man who changed the world
On his 198th birthday, Jonathan Schofield takes a look at the Communism co-founder's many years...
Interviews with inanimate objects: Beetham Tower
Sleuth gives a voice to the mouthless