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1. 1. Dude, where's my spurs?

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 November 2004 JET was a little suspicious of me. I couldn't blame him. I'd only ever been on the back of a horse once before, and that was for barely two minutes when I was about eight. "Give him a kick, he's a big boy, it won't hurt him," said Lizzie, our impossibly gorgeous wrangler.

2. 2. Water games are making waves

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 July 2004 IS it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a human hamster scurrying around in a giant inflatable waterwheel. Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of hydrazorbing - the latest craze sweeping the waves.

3. 3. When will I be famous?

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 17 August 2002 SINGING Jingle Bells to Geri Halliwell was undoubtedly the most embarrassing experience of my life.

4. 4. Manchester Map

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 May 2010 ALTHOUGH Birmingham may still traditionally be known as England's second city, for a number of year's now Manchester has been arguably the country's most cosmopolitan and invested in.

5. 5. Factfile: Arizona

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 November 2004 FACTFILE for a ranching holiday in Arizona.

6. 6. Drivers get a buzz over parking cure

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 June 2004 FRUSTRATED delivery drivers in Manchester sick of being slapped with parking tickets need worry no more - thanks to a new hi-tech device. Traffic wardens are to be able to contact drivers causing an obstruction through a special buzzer on their van windscreens.

7. 7. Drunken thug spat blood at paramedic

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 June 2004 A PARAMEDIC is waiting for HIV test results after a drunken yob repeatedly spat blood in his face. Magistrates at Trafford were told of Nathan McKie's "sickening" and "dangerous" attack on Neil Brookshaw.

8. 8. Shipman: Plea for curbs on drugs

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 July 2004

9. 9. Nuclear bunker's worth a bomb

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 July 2004 IT could be the ideal home for anyone nervous about government advice on terror attacks - a nuclear bunker just a short drive from Manchester. House-hunters are being invited to bid for the shelter, originally built to protect British servicemen from Nazi bombings, with a guide price of '250,000.

10. 10. Trautmann tells of joy over OBE

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 November 2004 BERT Trautmann, the legendary Manchester City goalkeeper who played through an FA Cup final with a broken neck, has spoken of his delight at being honoured by the Queen.

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