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Academics from the �������� have joined colleagues across the country in calling on the UK Government to provide urgently needed support to families by increasing Child Benefit to £50 per child, per week.

Specialist equipment supplied by the �������� will help the government to run tens of thousands of COVID-19 tests per day.

The ��������’s THINKlab has designed and developed UE4-powered 4D simulation tool which can help dramatically improve Network Rail’s track renewal programs.

The ��������'s Maker Space uses “the power of making” to help �������� charity ‘Loaves & Fishes’ by encouraging community building and reducing isolation for both participants of the charity and PGR students at the university.

Research carried out by members from the �������� found the Cumbrian river has shed 16 tonnes of plastic waste in the last 30 years since it was installed. Making it the most plastic-polluted river in the country.

The University exhibited its boldest digital achievements at Manchester’s Digital City Expo.

A Manchester-based personal styling business has been launched by a �������� graduate and she does consultations online.

With all schools, colleges and universities now closed, and thousands of workers at home with children to educate, people around the world are adapting to their new situations and exploring new opportunities for learning.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is to consider postponing Tokyo 2020 in light of the global coronavirus outbreak.

Dr Gordon Fletcher, retail expert from the �������� Business School, comments as several big High Street names signal distress over coronavirus.