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acknowledge the loss of life of those who have chosen to die on their feet so that others might not have to live on their knees.
I don’t want to like this book. Not because it’s not a lucid, compelling collection of stories – I just don’t know what it says about me if I do. Rachel Kendall’s slivers of contemporary gothic feature mutant births, rape fantasies, acts of bestiality and gobbled-up grandparents. All varnished with the achingly beautiful imagery more […]
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The footballing world was shocked and saddened at the news of Gary Speed’s untimely passing. Remembered with fondness for a long career and an undeniable passion for the game, fans up and down the country are mourning his passing. With 85 caps Speed is Wales’ most capped outfield player, and holds the record for third […]
Looking at what our favourite footballers of the 90’s are up to now….
Jimmy Jump – Nuisance or a rebel with a cause?
What can the sporting world learn from Gary Speed’s shocking death?
Roger Federer ended a personally disappointing year of tennis by securing victory in the season finale at London’s O2 arena with a 6-3 6-7 (6-8) 6-3 victory over Frenchman Jo Wilfred Tsonga.
A seasonal way of telling someone to sort their face out
Whether it’s a Christmas dinner with the family or a soirée in the city with friends, here at The Mancunion, we’ve got Party-wear 101 sorted.
It’s the start of Christmas break, and you’ve conveniently swept the looming deadlines of January and essentiality of getting dressed for the day under the carpet of ignorant bliss. Parents at your beck and call- well, cooking and washing your clothes for you at the very least- and life seems simple and cosy again… so […]
But is the Christmas Market a positive or negative force for local businesses?
Trade Unions are putting self-interest ahead of the public interest – failing to recognise that we are all in this together
The Labour MP’s tireless investigation into the phone hacking scandal has forced News International to face up to the scale of its wrongdoing
Riots in Britain and revolution abroad – it’s been a turbulent year in politics. Andrew Williams looks back, and asks what might be in store for the year ahead
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Manchester has stated that the coalition government hasn’t thought of the impact of fee rises on postgraduate study
Dan Jones takes a look at the album that shot soul icon Otis Redding to the top of the charts in 1965.
As lovely as gigs in churches can be, Lisa Hannigan’s set needs less restriction and more sweatiness.
Thurston Moore’s new album, Demolished Thoughts, has been lost somewhat in the live translation.