The Latest Breaking News from Manchester

Pokémonday Pokémon League are held at Fanboy Three on Hilton Street in Manchester

Rhyl scored a measly five out of 100 in the Telegraph's latest Seaside Gentrification Index

Here's what the national media had to say about Liverpool's 4-1 defeat against Manchester City

From Easter egg hunts to photography exhibitions, here are some of things going on in Greater Manchester this month

From Brazilian street food to Greek gyros, we've got you

Manchester City have condemned the actions of individuals responsible for causing damage to Liverpool's team bus on their return journey following Saturday's Premier League clash at the Etihad. City, who won the game 4-1, said an object was thrown towards the bus in a residential area. Greater Manchester Police said…

Surrounded on all sides by water and with only one road in and out Prestolee has been dubbed the 'island village'

A maze of backstreet venues and dingy alleyways, the streets were bulldozed to make way for the giant shopping centre

As they’re photographed for a new project celebrating people aged 50 and above, queer elders speak to Joanna Whitehead about living under Section 28, decades of fighting for the most basic of LGBT+ rights, and the younger people taking up the baton for equality

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is keen to revamp his midfield options in the summer transfer window, which will likely lead to even less game-time for Scott McTominay

Rachel Jackson, 38, from Didsbury, was last seen around 7pm on Friday, March 31