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1. 1. MEN Theatre Awards 2009: Winners announced

   CityLife, Wednesday 09 December 2009 AFTER the thrills, spills, tears and tiaras of yesterday’s glittering awards ceremony, Theatre Awards judges Kevin Bourke, Natalie Anglesey, Robert Beale, Corinne Hill, Alan Hulme, Philip Radcliffe, Diana Stenson, and David Upton take you behind the scenes for their lowdown on the winners and the other nominees.

2. 2. Cirque du Glace's an enjoyable spectacle

   CityLife, Thursday 05 February 2009 CIRQUE du Glace is currently wowing audiences at The Lowry with its combination of circus skills and Olympic standard skating. Philip Radcliffe got a foretaste of it at Buxton a couple of weeks previously.

3. 3. The Signalman is satisfyingly spooky

   CityLife, Monday 26 October 2009 CHARLES Dickens’ classic ghost story earned honourable mention in an episode of Doctor Who as the time-traveller’s favourite yarn. Buxton Opera House's production is good, old-fashioned, creepy entertainment, says Philip Radcliffe.

4. 4. Cirque du Glace's an enjoyable spectacle

   CityLife, Thursday 05 February 2009 CIRQUE du Glace is currently wowing audiences at The Lowry with its combination of circus skills and Olympic standard skating. Philip Radcliffe got a foretaste of it at Buxton a couple of weeks previously.

5. 5. The Signalman is satisfyingly spooky

   CityLife, Monday 26 October 2009 CHARLES Dickens’ classic ghost story earned honourable mention in an episode of Doctor Who as the time-traveller’s favourite yarn. Buxton Opera House's production is good, old-fashioned, creepy entertainment, says Philip Radcliffe.

6. 6. MEN Theatre Awards: Winners

   CityLife, Thursday 10 February 2011 The Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards are based on performances seen from October 2009 to November 2010.

7. 7. Drug-case man 'linked to cop'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 October 2009 A MAN accused of being a drug dealer was connected to a 'corrupt' police officer, a court heard. Gary Knox was said to be part of a gang which ran a drugs factory in Radcliffe.

8. 8. Slumdog Millionaire leads Oscars race

   CityLife, Thursday 22 January 2009 SLUMDOG Millionaire, the rags-to-riches tale set in Mumbai, topped its Hollywood success today with Oscar recognition. Directed by Radcliffe's Danny Boyle, the story centres around orphan Jamal Malik, played by Dev Patel, a contestant on the Hindi version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

9. 9. Meryl Streep and Brad Pitt lead the way in Bafta nominations

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 January 2012 Meryl Streep's portrayal of Margaret Thatcher and Michelle Williams's role as Marilyn Monroe have put them head-to-head at this year's Baftas. US actress Streep is up for best actress for her portrayal of the former prime minister.

10. 10. Potter star hangs in the National Gallery

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 April 2006 HARRY Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has given the seal of approval to his new portrait, going on display at the National Portrait Gallery.

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