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1. 1. Shelina in the swim at last

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 May 2012 Most of us learn to swim in childhood, but Shelina Begum reached the age of 32 afraid of water and so unable to swim a stroke. She bravely put her fear behind her and tells of her mission to take the plunge.

2. 2. Opinion: Shelina Begum - The veil is a choice, just like wearing a mini skirt

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 July 2010 We live in a multi cultural society where we can pick and choose who we are or want to be so let’s not take away a woman’s choice to wear the veil. This is her expression of her identity and any ban will only divide, not unite.

3. 3. Minor changes that will make a major difference to your health

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 July 2011 Doctors have issued a stark warning about diabetes as two million of us are affected by a condition that is particularly prevalent among ethnic minority groups. Shelina Begum decides it is time she sat up and took notice.

4. 4. The Budget: What Greater Manchester businesses hope the Chancellor has up his sleeve

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 March 2012 Ahead of Wednesday's budget, business reporter Shelina Begum speaks to three businesses about what they want to see come out of Chancellor George Osborne's red briefcase.

5. 5. History and luxury in India

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 August 2011 Shelina Begum finds herself treated like a princess in India

6. 6. The sweet taste of success

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 September 2010 The recession has not stopped people indulging in life’s little luxuries. Shelina Begum talks to two entrepreneurs who are happy to supply the treats

7. 7. My tears over quake boy's call

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 November 2005 Asian News chief reporter Shelina Begum, who has& returned home after& visiting earthquake-ravaged& Pakistan,& gives a moving account about of a& phone call from a 12-year-old survivor.

8. 8. Beyond the pale?

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 November 2009 TO be fair skinned is to be beautiful. Well that’s what I was told by my Asian neighbours when I was eight. Skin colour had never been an issue for me but then I found myself looking at my brown skin and I was a bit confused. Was I really not beautiful because I was brown?

9. 9. Melbourne - Is this the coolest place to work in Britain?

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 April 2012 Does your office leave you tired or inspired ? GMBW speaks to one of the 'architects' of web-hosting firm Melbourne's fabulous new base.

10. 10. 2012 share tips

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 January 2012 Oil and gas companies are among the stocks fancied for success by brokers in 2012 in our annual share tipping competition.

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