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1. 1. Lake trawled for gun after Dillon Hull's killer's confession

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 April 2010 Police divers have searched a fishing lodge for the gun that killed five-year-old Dillon Hull – 13 years after he was murdered.

2. 2. M.E.N.'S Martin Dillon with 7th Parachute Regiment in Kuwait

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 March 2003 FRONTLINE British troops preparing for a possible invasion of Iraq have been working with their American counterparts to prevent any "friendly fire" casualties.

3. 3. Good craic amid crackdown

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 April 2004 M.E.N. reporter Martin Dillon has just returned from a week's holiday in Ireland, where he saw for himself the effect of the ban.

4. 4. Probe claims jailed hitman confessed to killing Dillon, 5

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 April 2010 Detectives are investigating claims that a gangland hitman has confessed to gunning down a little boy – 13 years after the murder.

5. 5. Still fighting for peace

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 March 2004 MEN reporter Martin Dillon has returned to Iraq where he found British soldiers on a heightened state of alert after the bloodiest day in Iraq since the war ended. It is feared foreign fighters are trying to spark a civil war following the deadly blasts, which killed at least 117 people.

6. 6. Welcome toll to cut the jams

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 December 2003 BRITAIN'S first motorway toll has been greeted as a watershed for the British transport system. Its operators promise a trouble free journey around the West Midlands. So reporter Martin Dillon decided to see if it lived up to its billing.

7. 7. Smokers' outside bet

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 25 September 2004 A HIGH-POWERED team from Greater Manchester has been to see if Ireland's smoking ban could be repeated here. Martin Dillon discovers how the locals in Dublin are coping...

8. 8. Bolton: Sam brings back top men

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005

   BOLTON manager Sam Allardyce has defended his policy of squad rotation after resting four key players at Sunderland on Boxing Day, writes Martin Dillon.

9. 9. Brave lads put lives on the line

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 06 March 2004 I KNEW something was wrong as soon as two of the soldiers in the back of the Pinzgauer with me jumped to their feet, writes Martin Dillon.

10. 10. Bolton: Sam promises to share Dom with Brown

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 December 2005 BOLTON boss Sam Allardyce said qualifying for the knockout stages of the UEFA Cup was one of the proudest achievements in his life, writes MARTIN DILLON.

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