Hannah Vallance argues that British Museums must de-colonise if they are to create space for indigenous communities in the mainstream historical narrative.

This comes as the government launches a review of whether to include misogyny as a hate crime in UK legislation.

Proposals to build a 35-storey tower bloc, dubbed the ‘Flintoff Towers’ by local residents, have been turned down by Manchester councillors after fears it would have a ‘disastrous’ impact on the Castlefield Conservation area

Invisible Manchester is an initiative that allows visitors to take an alternative tour of the city, led by a homeless guide.

Hannah Vallance argues Corbyn’s pledge to change the way the British Empire is remembered and taught is fundamental in order to understand Britain’s place in the world today.

Security provided for less prestigious institutions through the bottom-up structure of European Union programmes could be lost post-Brexit.

University of Manchester academics attended the Conservative Party Conference to discuss a variety of topics including panels on immigration, devolution in a post-Brexit Britain, and the ‘fourth industrial revolution’, focusing on the challenge posed by artificial intelligence to the changing nature of work.

Tenants rights union ACORN will hold an open meeting on Tuesday in The Font Fallowfield.

The Social Enterprise, Invisible Manchester, is to train people who have been affected by homelessness to become tour guides of their city

Study by the WHO finds that as many as one in three first-year students experience symptoms of a mental health disorder.