How Shu Takumi’s cult classic blends ghostly storytelling with ingenious puzzle design

532 at University of Manchester’s student union bar hosts a night of live music from Tom’s Earring and Still Life

Pale Waves make a triumphant return to their hometown with a selection of highlights from their varied catalogue

Revered multi-instrumentalist Tame Impala switches up the pace and sparks wildfires with his long-awaited fifth album

Stereo MCs frontman Rob Birch discusses touring, fatherhood, and connection through live music

Manchester’s electronic music scene offers venues that continue to change the game

Piccadilly Gardens gets a much-needed glow-up with the arrival of Bullgogi, the UK’s largest Korean BBQ

Digital audio is breaking down the barriers to literacy, encouraging us to re-engage with literature through listening

What’s the truth of Christianity’s ‘Quiet Revival’ in Manchester?

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

The queen of the deep south visited Manchester for a two-night residency at the O2 Apollo

Overmono make a return to The Warehouse Project with a stellar line-up combining renowned names with new talent

61-year old, Paul Morgan, arrested and charged with burglaries after an incident that occurred in Victoria Park in the early hours of 11 October

Whose voices are heard? Sarah Hall and Daisy Johnson provide a powerful answer in their new short story collections. In a lovely afternoon at the Manchester Literature Festival, I had the pleasure of seeing Hall and Johnson discuss folklore, the female body, AI, and the possibilities of short stories. In Helm, Hall (winner of the […]

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

With the October international break looming, and with only two wins in their last five games, Liverpool are progressively playing worse, drawing criticism from both fans and pundits. Although they have shown glimpses of their potential, their recent form is concerning, and an inevitability considering all their performances thus far. With time, Arne Slot will no doubt see a team worthy to do more than just defend the Premier League title.

Ruben Amorim has been on the edge of the sack for months now, so how is he still hanging on?

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

Construction will start early next year, but won’t be fully completed until 2030