Helen Pidd

With infection rates more than twice the English average, Labour’s Emma Hardy fears reopening may come too soon for her constituency

Heritage campaigner who fought tirelessly to revive Manchester’s Edwardian Victoria Baths

I toddled round the ward giving sweets to old women and wondering why so many of them were clutching teddies. It taught me not to be scared of people with mental illness

Jenrick says government wants easing of controls to have ‘more normal’ December

David Nabarro says ‘circuit breakers’ should be reserve rather than primary measure

Ads pulled after Haxby Bakehouse owner and Labour member Phil Clayton complains

Lessons continue online at Manchester grammar school while nearby St Ambrose buys textbooks for disadvantaged pupils

Other vanishing items include dried pasta, tinned vegetables, medications and hand gel

Women remain vastly underrepresented in positions of power, Fawcett Society says

Stephen Pacey judged benefits cases for 30 years and sees ex-minister as Mr Universal Credit

Town was hit hard by Tory-led austerity but is by no means a shoo-in for Labour

In England and Wales, children as young as 10 can be convicted of a crime – the lowest minimum age of any EU state

Vulnerable children in England and Wales waiting months for convictions, appearing without adult support and being wrongly placed in dock, Guardian investigation finds

The Guardian goes inside one of England’s busiest youth courts, where every day the fate of some of the most vulnerable children in society is decided

The Rough-Stuff Fellowship Archive relives a time when mangled wheels and treacherous mountaintops were no match for cycling enthusiasts

At the vegetarian wholesaler Suma, every employee is paid at the same hourly rate

Others like us are taking action where a depleted police force cannot, says the Guardian’s north of England editor Helen Pidd

Mike Leigh grew up near scene of Manchester atrocity but says he was never taught about it

Excavation of site of one of Manchester’s most important nightclubs is stirring memories as well as revealing artefacts

After the most stunning election in recent history, Guardian reporters are writing from four key constituencies to make sense of the results. In a former coalfield seat, Helen Pidd and photographer Christopher Thomond meet voters who bucked the national trend by deserting Labour