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The Mancunion looks at at some of the recent articles by student newspapers across the UK in the March edition of the Student Newspaper Roundup.

The work, due to be completed in autumn 2026, forms part of the wider Manchester 2035 strategy, which focuses on innovation and social responsibility

Party leader Kemi Badenoch said the savings made would be rediverted towards new apprenticeships.

The University of Manchester reported record-high income for the 2024/25 financial year totalling over £1.4 billion

The partial closure of Manchester Piccadilly will begin on February 14 and last nine days. Passengers are advised to allow extra time for journeys, as most services will be replaced by buses

The Mancunion reports on some of the latest news stories from student newspapers across the UK

Manchester Piccadilly, the busiest railway station in the North West of England, will close for nine days in February 2026. Most services will instead terminate elsewhere

Manchester’s Christmas markets opened on Friday November 7 and will run until Monday December 22 across the city centre

The University of Manchester’s new ‘Challenge Accepted’ campaign has four main priorities and forms part of its Manchester 2035 strategy

Reform UK has announced the suspension of four of its Kent councillors following the leaking of a video, which showed the Kent County Council leader shouting and swearing at colleagues

Lucy Powell has been elected as Labour deputy leader after a vote among Party members and trade union affiliates.

The Mancunion takes a look at recent stories from student newspapers across the country.

In the latest development in France’s ongoing political crisis, Sébastien Lecornu was re-appointed Prime Minister by President Emmanuel Macron, just four days after resigning from the role

Sunday October 12 saw the introduction of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES). Here’s all you need to know about how it will work

The first Union Assembly took place on Thursday, October 16. The two policies discussed were the University of Manchester’s partnership with Tel Aviv University and Cops Out

Local businessman and independent candidate David Tully won the second most votes. This marks the first by-election since 1945 in which the top two candidates were from outside the three major parties.

The John Rylands will undergo a £7.6m revision, allowing the building to meet mid-21st century needs

Italy’s narrow loss to England in the Six Nations was a reminder that it has the potential to compete with the very best in rugby

Lancashire Lightning start their T20 Blast campaign strongly, knocking out British cricket rivals Lancashire Lightning start their T20 Blast campaign strongly, knocking out British cricket rivals left right and centre. But will the winning streak continue into the summer?

Formula E’s latest race exposed some of its biggest flaws from potentially dangerous driving to limits to low energy consumption.