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1. 1. Cricket: Future is bright for Lancs

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 17 November 2002 OLD TRAFFORD has a glittering international future, Lancashire's chief executive Jim Cumbes has confirmed.

2. 2. No end in sight to road and rail chaos

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 December 2002 THE government's target to cut traffic jams on north west roads by five per cent will not be achieved, it has emerged.

3. 3. Sport England chief: Games put city on world map

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 July 2002 Sport England has invested £165 million in the Commonwealth Games and no one is keener for them to be a success than chief executive David Moffett and outgoing chairman Trevor Brooking.

4. 4. Students' degree of excellence

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 January 2002 A group of Manchester schoolchildren haven’t yet taken their GCSEs — but they’re already on their way to completing a degree.

5. 5. Speedway: Belle Vue Aces 47 Poole Pirates 43

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 September 2002 BELLE Vue eveteran Sam Ermolenko stormed back into top after injury and insisted:"Don't write me off - I'll be riding again next season."

6. 6. Gran's shock at surprise tots

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 August 2002 WHEN Julie Garrity began a holiday in Turkey, she was hoping for a fun break in the sun with her family. But within 30 minutes of arriving her 14-year-old daughter Natalie was in labour.

7. 7. EnerG powered by 'green' legislation

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 April 2002 A MANCHESTER company is switching on to new business opportunities - thanks to the government's drive towards the use of renewable energy.

8. 8. Share performance matches the mainstream market

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 January 2002 THE first ethical trust in the UK was launched in 1984. Since then, an increasing number of new funds have become available with more than 50 currently on offer.

9. 9. Hollywood-style divorce takes hold in UK

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 July 2002 THE number of pre-marital agreements rises as the trend points to more marriages ending in divorce.

10. 10. Flood defence warning

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 March 2002 The Environment Agency is being urged to urgently improve emergency flood warnings as the prospect of rivers bursting their banks increases.

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