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Violent bully jailed for life for Burnage murder

Four men who plotted an armed robbery have been jailed after they were foiled by police.

Police appeal to find missing Manchester girl in Canada

Manchester Green Party say the coalition government’s decision to axe funding for the playbuilder scheme mean plans to update facilities in Hulme’s Barracks Park are now in real danger of being shelved.

Do you remember the launch of BBC Radio Manchester 40 years ago? Then the BBC would love to hear from you.

Stretford’s MP-”The battle for hearts and minds must take place”

Manchester’s Sustainable Network Action group (SNAG) is planning to spread the word about Manchester’s climate change action plan in the lead up to the city council’s conference on the subject on 30 November.

London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games visits Manchester to meet local residents and raise awareness of the London 2012 Games Maker volunteering programme.

A pilot scheme to encourage Manchester residents to recycle their food waste at home is to be extended across this city this autumn.

Withington residents warned of toddler bus fare scam

Fifteen social landlords based in the North of England have cast  doubt on the coalition’s  proposals to get local communities to tackle anti-social residents.

Mancunians just can’t get enough of their local library facilities according to a new report from the department of culture.

Help us select the 10 wonders of Manchester

Failsworth’s neighbourhood inpector hangs up his cuffs

A coach tour taking passengers through Cheetham’s spiritual, cultural and architectural past is among the highlights of a weekend long heritage festival.

Zion Arts Centre is inviting the public to the premier of its Switched TV

Gerald Kaufman, MP for Manchester Gorton (Lab) is among those expected to attend Levenshulme Allotment Society’s annual show this Saturday.

Latest Comment and Opinion

The housing dilemma and how to bridge the gap in Manchester

Still more to do? East Manchester’s New Deal is evaluated

Minimum Alcohol Prices-Are they simply another tax on the poor?

The Prime Minister has used Manchester to announce a crackdown on benefit fraud which could see greater use of credit ratings agencies to help identify wrong claims but is this the right battle?

Latest features

Manchester’s Mayor Mark Hackett on his first three months in power

Charles Darwin’s period in Chile during his epic voyage on the Beagle was the most influential on his later thinking, according to a University of Manchester academic.

New exhibition reminds Mancunians of when their fathers and grandfathers fought in Spain

Manchester’s hidden Gaskell treasure is well on the way to restoration

From Outside the M60

Two police officers are suspended from driving duties after crashing a car they had seized from a suspected drink-driver in Hale.

Proposals to redevelop part of Rochdale town centre have secured a £100m injection of funding.

Oldham’s businesses claim that Oldham Council has ignored their safety fears about a busy junction where a toddler was crushed by a lorry.

A goat had to be destroyed after attackers wrenched his horns out and broke his leg in what the the RSPCA said was an “horrific cruelty case” in Middleton.

Today’s weather

A bright, sunny start to the day. These conditions will be kept through the day with little in the way of cloud. Feeling warm in the sunshine, with light south or southeasterly winds. Maximum temperature 22 °C.