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UCU Strikes paused after narrow vote
Nine days of strike action planned for start of term
UoM to give some final year students £500 due to UCU ...
Features
Colour and community: How a Fallowfield gardening pro...
Activist Peter Singer speaks out on student protests ...
How Mayfield Park is turning an abandoned space into ...
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A love letter to my little sister, my younger self, a...
The Sudan conflict: a Sudanese perspective
Fetishising financial hardship – when will univ...
Science & Tech
Long COVID: Can improved sleep cure breathlessness?
The power of stars: Manchester and its energy revolution
First private Moon landing attempt fails
Investigations
Dirty underwear, a broken boiler and £400 in cleaning...
What have your SU execs been up to this year?
350 or 44: How many students are engaging in the rent...
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Let’s talk about Mary Earps’ World Cup final penalty ...
Why have Red Bull been so dominant, and what does thi...
Lancashire cricket team begin home Blast campaign wit...
UCU Strikes paused after narrow vote
25th September 2023
The strikes have today been called off after an emergency meeting at 11am today. Find out more as we know it
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Lifestyle
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A guide to: City halls
A guide to: Victoria Park halls
Manchester Pride 2023 launches with Andy Burnham, Booking.com and Ghetto Fabu...
Food & Drink
Put a (meat free) wing on it with TiNDLE
Bill’s Spinningfields review: Frozen cocktails and mains are a hit and ...
QR Codes in restaurants: A benefit or a burden?
Night of the Divas: Bongo’s Bingo review
Summer in suburbia: Six tips to reset at home
Lifestyle Loves: Chorlton
Fashion & Beauty
Bloomers are back: A successful attempt at reclaiming feminist fashion?
King George vs Lady Gaga: Crown to Couture at Kensington Palace in review
Natsu Fest: The Last Dance – What’s next for Manchester’s c...
A guide to: City halls
31st August 2023
Our guide to the often lesser-known city halls at the University of Manchester, which cater to both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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Culture
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Fruit live in Manchester: A cooking-pot of culture
Blondes live and in conversation: “We want to d...
Lloyd Cole to play Manchester’s Albert Hall
Books
The greatest band that never existed: Daisy Jones and...
Interview with Frederick Studemann: Judge for the Int...
Dear Dolly Live: Sex, breakups and tipsy confessions
Arts
Review: Manchester Revue’s Lonely Hearts Sketch...
Review: R.O.S.E – Sharon Eyal, Gai Behar and Yo...
Review: Benji Reid’s – Find Your Eyes
Theatre
The Crown Jewels review: We are not amused
Annie review: A fab-u-lous family spectacular
Great Expectations in the Raj: In conversation with T...
Live Review: Caroline Polachek at Albert Hall
6th June 2023
Caroline Polachek stuns a sold-out Albert in her rescheduled show, touring her second solo album Desire, I Want To Turn Into You.
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Film
I, Daniel Blake: Loach’s masterpiece continues to be ...
Passages review: Desire has never been so pleasureless
Past Lives review: Celine Song delivers an outstandin...
TV
Everybody’s Talking About John Partridge: drag,...
Joanne Clifton on Shrek, Strictly and Lego
Co-stars or boarding school bunk mates? Britain’...
Games
Dredge: Euphoric short excitement
Eight exciting games this year
God of War: Ragnarök fails its female characters
I, Daniel Blake: Loach’s masterpiece continues to be worryingly relevant
25th September 2023
Ahead of ken Loach's latest film, the film section looks back at his late career masterpiece 'I, Daniel Blake' and it's relevancy to Tory ruled Britain
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Rivers of London, Ben Aaronovitch – review
Books
Ben Aaronovitch’s fantasy/crime world offers some much-needed respite as dissertation deadlines and exam period draw ever closer
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Diary of a reluctant Kindle user
Books
Now that the e-book apocalyptists have quietened down a bit, Joelle Jefferis turns to the somewhat more measured possibility of peaceful co-existence between books and their e- counterparts
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Top 5 books you wouldn’t want to be seen reading on the Magic Bus
Books
Do you judge people by the covers of their books? If you do you, remember they may return the favour
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Bond vs Smiley
Books
In the wake of Skyfall’s release, Joelle Jefferis pits two British literary espionage incarnations against one another
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Escape in a children’s story
Books
Remember how fun reading was when you were a kid? Joelle Jefferis advocates reigniting the adventure
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“A good story is a good story!” – Why adapting a book can be for the best
Books
Bringing Literature to Life explored the issues inherent in adapting literature for stage and screen
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