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The MOBO Awards are due to make their Manchester debut in March and have recently announced their nominees
Mogwai frontman Stuart Braithwaite discusses the band’s eleventh studio album ‘The Bad Fire’ and their upcoming tour
James frontman discusses playing live, 5Rhythms dancing, and the band’s future ahead of a huge April arena tour
The 2025 Budget might provide some boons, but it won’t level the playing field for regional competition
International aid is falling globally, putting thousands of lives at risk. What is behind this trend, and why is it so detrimental?
Discussion of a wealth tax is on the rise; is there a case for one in the UK?
Manchester Film Festival has announced its 2026 line-up, which promises to be the festival’s biggest and best yet since its beginnings in 2015.
The Hastings rock trio discuss their music and touring as they prepare for a run of shows in association with Music Venues Trust
On behalf of Bridge the Gap Expedition, Stewart Knights spoke to The Mancunion about walking 650km in 14 days for charity
In its 23rd year, the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme is launching its biggest Manchester line-up to date. The festival’s programmer, Junko Takekawa, talked me through the festival’s history and the decisions behind this year’s programme.
Twinless is undoubtedly original but doesn’t quite stick the landing, despite Dylan O’Brien firing on all cylinders
Executive Officers condemn ReformUK and “attempts to introduce hate onto campuses”
One of the most acclaimed Italian restaurants in Manchester, Ornella’s captures our attention once more with their new bottomless brunch at their second location in Freight Island
Climate-conscious policy is one of Norway’s greatest strengths, however, its diet suggests otherwise
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
US President Donald Trump targets women journalists as he launches a new ‘Hall of Shame’ attacking the media outlets and reporters he dislikes.
To gain a better understanding of national politics impact on campus politics, we sat down with committee members from Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Students Left.
Rachel Reeves’ November Budget sought to stabilise public finances and cut child poverty, but its impact was eclipsed by a major OBR leak that triggered fierce political fallout
Announcement of Labour’s new approach to education qualifications V-Levels calls into question Government approach to education policy
The Mancunion reports on some of the latest news stories from student newspapers across the UK