9 d. ago 55 photos that capture the spirit and love of the Manchester Pride 2025 parade

It was a joyful celebration of community and love

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1 week ago Manchester Pride Parade 2025 LIVE as thousands head to the city centre for huge celebration

The Manchester Pride Parade will take place today alongside big name performances across the city

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1 week ago Manchester Pride Parade 2025 time, route map and where to watch it

The Manchester Pride parade kicks off at 12pm this Saturday with thousands expected to show their support

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1 week ago 71 London bus routes will be hit by strikes in August and September 2025: full list of routes and strike dates

71 London bus routes will be hit by strikes in August and September 2025: full list of routes and strike dates  Time Out Worldwide

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1 week ago The Map That Leads to You review – sugary Amazon romance works best as travelogue

Rising star Madelyn Cline is a charming lead in an unusually glossy streaming weepie that leads to overfamiliar territoryA book-loving American woman in her 20s decides to spend time in Europe before she settles into the safety of a finance job in New York City, but she ends up falling for a man who is harbouring a tragic secret about his future. She’s played by an in-house Netflix star, he’s played by a non-American actor known for his role in a hit TV show. The film is based on a novel and is premiering on a streaming platform this month. While this might not be dramatically similar enough to become a Dante’s Peak/Volcano situation, it’s hard not to watch Amazon’s The Map That Leads to You, out this week, and frequently think about Netflix’s loosely similar My Oxford Year, released at the start of August.What immediately separates the two, and often separates Netflix and Amazon movies in general, is the aesthetic. My Oxford Year is every bit a TV movie while The Map That Leads to ...

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4 w. ago Greater Manchester Police will not take part in Pride parade this year amid impartiality concerns

Officers have been told that participating in the Manchester Pride parade 'could be perceived as the police taking a side'

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