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7 Sep 2014:
It’s an insult that Northern Rail is putting up ticket prices when the service they offer is so reliably terrible, says the Guardian’s northern editor, Helen Pidd
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7 Sep 2014:
Devolution has spread to England with inter-city partnerships but joined-up thinking between town halls is proving difficult
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3 Sep 2014:
In five years time it will be the 200th anniversary of the Peterloo Massacre in Manchester, the bloody protest which paved the way for universal suffrage. To mark the occasion, a group of locals want to change the name of the city’s most famous station. One of them, Michael Knowles, explains all
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1 Sep 2014: Nicholas Smith, 66, a conductor who worked at the Manchester school in the 1970s, admitted touching 'vulnerable' 15-year-old
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31 Aug 2014: A rail journey from Liverpool to London takes barely longer than to Leeds. That's why five northern cities want £15bn of transport investment. Give us the power, local leaders tell Robert Yates, and we'll fix the economy
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28 Aug 2014:
Alan Morris preyed on vulnerable students under 'cloak of discipline' at college in Manchester from 1973 to 1990
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27 Aug 2014: Clayton Barker, 8, would have had better chance of surviving if ambulance had been dispatched sooner, says coroner
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20 Aug 2014: Survey by Nationwide of London, Manchester and Glasgow puts numbers on the value of living close to public transport
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18 Aug 2014:
Council say they do not suspect any local business after 'sickening' discovery in city's 'Curry Mile'
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16 Aug 2014: Woman arrested on suspicion of murder after 18-year-old suffers fatal injuries and another man is taken to hospital
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15 Aug 2014: 16-year-old girl miscarries, following the incident in Oldham, Greater Manchester
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15 Aug 2014:
A space-themed art project has transformed the radiology department at Royal Manchester children’s hospital
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12 Aug 2014: The Match of the Day pundit has donated his shorn blonde locks to the Manchester museum, where they will lie alongside John Motson’s coat and Jim White’s tie. Ben Blosse was there for the historic unveiling
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12 Aug 2014:
Brilliant mathematician with a special interest in magic squares, she served as an educational adviser to Thatcher in the 1980s
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10 Aug 2014:
Phillip Inman: The authorities are fighting for faster broadband to get Manchester fully connected, but are hampered by state-aid rules
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