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A new controversy has emerged out of the Gorton and Denton by-election
My Father’s Shadow is a film that explores love and loss against a period of uncertainty in 90s Nigeria.
On Tuesday 24 February, two men reportedly entered Manchester Central Mosque in Victoria Park armed with weapons, including an axe and a knife
In a tight 3-way race, Labour and Greens are pulling out all the stops to make it across the finish line, but risk clearing Reform’s path in the process
Reclaim the Night is a student-run march. But what does it mean to onlookers?
To help students navigate the upcoming LeadMCR elections, the Mancunion we explain what the Students Union is and what it does
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has apologised after sparking outrage with comments on immigration, leaving the club grappling with the fallout
Graduates have erupted in anger after Rachel Reeves froze the plan 2 repayment threshold at £29,385, sparking protests over fairness and generational inequity
Which candidates are societies endorsing in LeadMCR 2026? Check out our tracker to see who each group has backed.
GMCA has announced £1 billion in housing and workspace funding – but where is the funding going, and who will really benefit?
Mercy is the latest piece of insufferable, pro-AI messaging, muled through the most ‘January’ movie of the century
No Other Choice is a morbidly comedic depiction of the struggles of unemployment in the modern day.
An interview with the filmmaker ahead of his latest film, Bulk – a strange film that shirks traditional storytelling in many ways
This International Woman’s day, Lucky Cat is getting involved and so can you
Looking to satiate a matcha craving but want to get the real deal? Matcha Kyoto have opened their first permanent shop in Albert Square
Changes to student loan repayments will force students to evaluate university as a personal financial investment, threatening to make university even more exclusive
I spoke to a curator about his role at the museum, the ethicality of displaying mummified remains, and the value of returning items to their communities of origin
University of Manchester Students’ Union Executive Officers give us an insight into how they shape university policy.