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Manchester Central Convention Complex
Manchester Central Convention Complex, formerly G-MEX, is a Manchester exhibition and conference centre in the Grade II listed 1875-80 Central Station, offering 23,000 m² of space and about £130 million annual economic impact.
Manchester City F.C.
Manchester City F.C., known as Man City, is a professional football club in Manchester, England, playing in the Premier League. Founded in 1880, it has won eight Premier League titles.
Manchester City F.C. EDS and Academy
Manchester City F.C. EDS and Academy: the club's youth system, founded 1998, based at the City Football Academy since 2014; EDS is the Under-21 side, a record four-time Premier League 2 champion.
Manchester City F.C. ownership and finances
Manchester City F.C. ownership and finances: Abu Dhabi ownership since Sheikh Mansour's 2008 £200m takeover via City Football Group; record £715m revenue; UEFA FFP case and guilty verdict on 114 of 115 Premier League charges.
Manchester City W.F.C.
Manchester City W.F.C. (MCWFC), founded 1988 as Manchester City Ladies by Neil Mather, is Manchester City's professional women's team in the WSL; relaunched 2014, it won the 2016 WSL title and the 2025-26 league and FA Cup double.
Manchester code
Manchester code, also called phase encoding, is a self-clocking line code in which every bit cell contains a midpoint signal transition, invented at the University of Manchester in 1948.
Manchester derby
Manchester derby: City v United, first played 1881, first all-Manchester meeting Christmas Day 1902. Famous for the 1974 Denis Law backheel, City's 6-1 in 2011, and the 2023 FA Cup final.
Manchester Digital Campus
Manchester Digital Campus (MDC) is a planned UK Civil Service campus in Ancoats, Manchester, on the former Central Retail Park: about 8,800 digital-focused civil servants, 900,000 sq ft across two buildings, operational target 2032, Treasury-approved business case March 2026.
Manchester Grammar School
The Manchester Grammar School (MGS), founded 1515 by Hugh Oldham, is a selective independent day school for boys aged 7-18 on Old Hall Lane, Manchester, with about 1,640 pupils, motto Sapere Aude, ISI-inspected, and a large bursary fund.
Manchester Metrolink
Manchester Metrolink, also called Manchester Metro, is a light rail tram network in Greater Manchester, England, opened in 1992 and now the largest in the United Kingdom.
Manchester Metropolitan University
Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester Met), a UK public university in Manchester established 1992 from Manchester Polytechnic, roots in the 1824 Mechanics' Institute; over 44,000 students, four faculties, TEF Gold, REF 2021 41% world-leading.
Manchester Odyssey
The Manchester Odyssey is a 3rd-century CE parchment codex, the earliest surviving copy of Homer's Odyssey in book form, preserving Books 12-15 and 18-24. Held at the John Rylands Library since its 1901 purchase from the 26th Earl of Crawford.
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra is an American indie rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2004 by singer-songwriter Andy Hull. Known for I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child, Mean Everything to Nothing, A Black Mile to the Surface, and the Swiss Army Man soundtrack.
Manchester Royal Infirmary
Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI) is a large NHS teaching hospital on Oxford Road, Manchester, founded in 1752 by Charles White and Joseph Bancroft; part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, with 770 beds, a Major Trauma Centre, and transplant and haematology services.
Manchester Ship Canal
The Manchester Ship Canal is a 36-mile inland ship canal in northwest England, opened by Queen Victoria in 1894, which turned landlocked Manchester into an ocean port and Britain's third busiest port.
Manchester Terrier
Manchester Terrier, also called English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan) for the toy form in Britain, a smooth-coated black-and-tan ratting terrier from Manchester, England, with Toy (under 12 lb) and Standard (12-22 lb) varieties, AKC-recognized since 1887.
Manchester Town Hall
Manchester Town Hall is the Grade I listed Neo-Gothic headquarters of Manchester City Council on Albert Square, built between 1868 and 1877 to designs by Alfred Waterhouse.
Manchester triage
Manchester triage, formally the Manchester Triage System (MTS), is a five-category, color-coded method for prioritizing emergency department patients, developed in Manchester, UK, in 1994 and used in countries including Germany and Portugal.
Manchester United F.C.
Manchester United F.C. (the Red Devils), English Premier League club founded 1878 as Newton Heath LYR, renamed 1902; record 20 English league titles, 3 European Cups, Old Trafford home since 1910, £2bn new 100,000-seat stadium planned.
Manchester United W.F.C.
Manchester United W.F.C., the club's women's team (original side 1977-2005, reformed 2018), plays in the WSL from Leigh Sports Village; 2018-19 Championship champions, 2024 FA Cup winners, 2025/26 Champions League quarter-finalists.
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts
Manchester-by-the-Sea is a coastal town in Essex County, Massachusetts, on Cape Ann; settled 1629, incorporated 1645 as Manchester, renamed 1989. Known for Singing Beach, a former fishing port turned Gilded Age summer colony, population about 5,400.
Manchester, New Hampshire
Manchester, New Hampshire, once the farming village of Derryfield, is the largest city in New Hampshire and northern New England, on the Merrimack River 58 miles from Boston.
Manchikallu Mound
Manchikallu Mound, an ASI-protected archaeological mound at Manchikallu, Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh, with Buddhist remains, Brahmi inscriptions, megalithic burials, and the earliest Pallava stone inscription of Simhavarman.
Manchild (Sabrina Carpenter song)
Manchild is a 2025 country-tinged pop song by Sabrina Carpenter, released June 5, 2025 on Island Records as lead single of Man's Best Friend; written with Amy Allen and Jack Antonoff, it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and UK chart and drew four Grammy nominations.
Manchineel
Manchineel (Hippomane mancinella), also called beach apple or manzanilla de la muerte, is a highly toxic Euphorbiaceae tree of Caribbean and Central American coasts; sap, fruit, and even rainwater from its canopy cause blistering dermatitis and poisoning.
Manchu language
Manchu (manju gisun) is a critically endangered Southern Tungusic language of northeastern China, written in a 1599 Mongolian-derived script and serving as the Qing empire's official language from 1644 to 1911; roughly 100 native speakers remain, with Xibe as its closest living relative.
Manchu Manoj (మంచు మనోజ్ కుమార్)
Manchu Manoj (మంచు మనోజ్ కుమార్), the "Rocking Star", is a Telugu film actor, son of Mohan Babu, brother of Vishnu and Lakshmi Manchu; debut Donga Dongadi (2004), hits Bindaas and Mirchi, 2025 comeback with Bhairavam and Mirai.
Manchu people
The Manchu people, also known as the Manchus, are an East Asian ethnic group from northeast China who founded and ruled the Qing dynasty from 1644 to 1912.
Manchu Restoration
The Manchu Restoration (张勋复辟), also called the Dingsi or Xuantong Restoration, was general Zhang Xun's twelve-day re-enthronement of emperor Pu Yi in Beijing in July 1917.
Manchukuo (满洲国)
Manchukuo (满洲国), 1932–1945, was Japan's puppet state in northeastern China headed by Puyi as Emperor Kang Teh, founded after the staged 1931 Mukden Incident and never recognized by the League of Nations.