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1. 1. Gangs in brick attacks on buses and taxis making roads around Salford Precinct 'no-go areas'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 Gangs of brick-throwing yobs are making parts of Salford no-go areas for buses and taxis after a series of terrifying attacks. Passengers were left cowering in fear after a bus was stopped in Pendleton and pelted with bricks by up to 20 balaclava-clad youths.

2. 2. Hester 'discomforted' by coverage

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester has broken his silence after waiving a near-£1 million bonus, saying that recent media coverage about the bank had been personalised and discomforting.

3. 3. Manchester United boss calls for crack down on racism in football

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 Sir Alex Ferguson has called for the authorities to crack down hard on any new incident of racism in football.

4. 4. Velden's record £7.9m turnover

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 A surge in demand for microchips has helped engineering firm Velden deliver a bumper rise in annual turnover to a record £7.9m, the company said today.

5. 5. American Football: Bowled over by Super show

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 America stood still on Sunday when the most-watched sporting event in the world this year took centre stage.

6. 6. Come in Number 10! Sale set sights on fly half

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 Sale boss Steve Diamond has revealed the door to number 10 is still open at Edgeley Park with the Sharks set to step up their search for a new fly-half.

7. 7. Cash-strapped council’s £180k loan to bail out Stockport County

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 A struggling football club is to get a loan in the region of £180,000 from a cash-strapped council. Stockport County is to be offered the town hall cash to help it through a financial crisis.

8. 8. Now Manchester City can storm all the way to the title - Roberto Mancini

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 Manchester City have weathered the storm and are now just 14 games from glory. And manager Roberto Mancini believes that the Blues’ luck is turning after a month of bans, absences, injuries and cup exits.

9. 9. Video: Hyde gang victim 17-year-old Daniel Stringer-Prince relives horror of 'race hate crime' attack

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 February 2012 A teenage boy who is fighting for his sight after being brutally beaten in a suspected racist attack today asked: “Why me?” Daniel Stringer-Prince, 17, was attacked by a gang of men as he walked through Hyde town centre with his best friend.

10. 10. The Lion King to roar into Manchester with 18-week run at Palace Theatre

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 February 2012 The Lion King will become the UK's largest ever touring musical when it hits the road later this year, including an 18-week run at the Palace Theatre, and no one is more excited about it than the man in charge writes Deanna Delamotta.

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