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Labour fiercely divided on "shake up" of welfare system
Opposition to plans to cut £5 billion from welfare spending has resulted in the resignations of Labour politicians
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The Traitors can tell us a lot about unconscious bias
Behind entertaining reality TV lies racism, ableism and misogyny – and it's important we recognise it
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Green Parties in Europe: A close-knit group or a broad church?
How do Green parties across Europe compare on issues like nuclear energy and military spending?
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Canvas to replace Blackboard at University of Manchester
The university is set to replace Blackboard with Canvas in September 2025
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As much as £255/week: All student accommodation set to increase in price from September 2025
Some of the University of Manchester's student accommodation is set to rise by more than 13%
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Greater Manchester MP, Andrew Gwynne, suspended from Labour
Andrew Gwynne MP has been suspended alongside 11 Greater Manchester Labour councillors
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Plans submitted for a 33-storey student block in Manchester city centre
Plans for a new 861-room student accommodation block have been submitted
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Manchester and Liverpool universities pledge increased collaboration
The University of Manchester and the University of Liverpool have partnered to collaborate on various initiatives, including efforts to achieve net zero
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Are the Conservatives recovering after their catastrophic defeat?
Are recent Council by-election victories across the country a sign that the Conservatives are now on the road to recovery?
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Greater Manchester to keep bus fares at £2
Manchester is keeping the £2 bus cap in 2025, despite the cap increasing in much of the UK
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Could a 'Minister for Men and Boys' tackle incels and toxic masculinity?
Could a Minister for Boys and Men truly address the growing issues of radicalization, violence, and the mental health crisis among young men?
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Following their 'landslide' victory, what threats do Labour face in Greater Manchester?
Labour's performance in Manchester in the last general election was the best its ever been - but the party's position is more precarious than you might think