Coffee Catch-up: Christmas markets, Yorkshire puddings and Remembrance Day

Here is some of the work that the Manchester World team have been up to over the weekend and start of this week,

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00:00Tasting and rating coffee in Manchester.

00:02Hello and welcome to Coffee Catch-Up.

00:03Here at Manchester World, we've got some wonderful writers

00:05who really know what they're talking about.

00:07So while I'm trying this long black from 200 degrees,

00:10let's have a look at some of the great work

00:11that our team have done over the last few days.

00:13We're gonna start off with Sophia,

00:14who's done a full roundup of everything you need to know

00:15about the Christmas markets this year.

00:17They opened last Friday to much fanfare,

00:18and on that article you can find everything you need to know

00:20from opening times to the locations of stalls.

00:23Please give it a read if you're keen to get down

00:24to one of Manchester's most popular events of the year.

00:26I've also gotta give a quick shout out

00:28to our wonderful editor, Adam Lord,

00:29who's written up some of the detail

00:30from the video I produced

00:31for the opening of the markets last week.

00:33The video is well worth a watch,

00:34but the article gives you all the detail,

00:36including information about a certain loaded Yorkshire pudding

00:38that I cannot speak highly enough about.

00:40Patrick Harless hasn't been slacking either.

00:41He's done a wonderful piece about the grave

00:43of a greater Manchester soldier

00:44who was given a new headstone

00:45ahead of this year's Remembrance Day.

00:46The soldier's name's Edward Price,

00:48and after dying in 1918 following a discharge from the army,

00:50he's now been recognised as a Commonwealth War casualty.

00:53It's a lovely story and well worth a read.

00:55That's all from the Manchester World team this week.

00:57I hope you keep tuning in,

00:58and we'll see you again next week.