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1. 1. A lesson in tolerance from Bengal

   Asian News, Tuesday 19 December 2006 ONE of the most striking exhibits in the current British Museum exhibition Myths of Bengal is the beautiful Gazi scroll - not just for its rich colours and vivid figures, but because it illustrates the enriching coexistence of two of the world's great faiths.

2. 2. Time ran out for tiny Hibba

   Asian News, Tuesday 19 December 2006 ONE more day and tiny Hibba Noor would have survived.

3. 3. 1,700 terror searches but none the next - why?

   Asian News, Tuesday 19 December 2006 SEARCHES of mainly Muslim terrorist suspects by Greater Manchester Police have plunged from over 1,700 to zero within the space of a year.

4. 4. Peter, Bjorn & John @ Academy 4

   CityLife, Thursday 07 December 2006 WHATEVER you do if you start a band make sure the word 'The' preceeds your band name. However if you are Peter, Bjorn & John please ignore this advice and simply use your first names.

5. 5. Wanderers search for Asian players

   Asian News, Friday 24 November 2006 A MAJOR initiative to get more Asians playing and watching football has been launched by Bolton Wanderers.

6. 6. Simon Webbe - Grace (EMI)

   CityLife, Friday 17 November 2006 SECOND albums are notoriously difficult to make, particularly if your first one is as successful as Webbe's platinum-selling Sanctuary.

7. 7. Simon Webbe - Grace (EMI)

   CityLife, Friday 17 November 2006 SECOND albums are notoriously difficult to make, particularly if your first one is as successful as Webbe's platinum-selling Sanctuary.

8. 8. Hell bent on Hades

   CityLife, Thursday 16 November 2006 FOLLOWING last year's sell-out success of their M.E.N. Theatre Award-nominated show Tmesis, Liverpool-based dance/theatre company Momentum are at the Royal Exchange Studio until Saturday with a new show, Memento Mori.

9. 9. Christmas starts here!

   CityLife, Thursday 16 November 2006 DIRK Van De Warde has seen it all. As one of the original traders on Manchester's European markets, he knows all about the buzz that the return of the wooden chalets causes in the city centre.

10. 10. Orfeo @ Buxton Opera House

    CityLife, Wednesday 15 November 2006 FOUR centuries after it was first performed for noble entertainment, Monteverdi's Orfeo, one of the earliest and greatest operas, still weaves its spell.

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