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1. 1. Ian Wylie: Living with the congestion charge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 January 2007 IAN Wylie describes what it is like living under a congestion charge in our capital city.

2. 2. M.E.N's Ian Wylie describes the scene

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 April 2005 PRINCE Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, were greeted by cheering crowds today as they emerged from Windsor Guildhall as man and wife.

3. 3. A class apart: Upstairs Downstairs or Downton Abbey?

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 December 2010 A BBC revival of Upstairs Downstairs has been hailed a triumph while ITV is repeating its acclaimed Downton Abbey series this weekend – but which is better? Ian Wylie discusses the big TV debate.

4. 4. Corrie affair puts spanner in works

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 June 2009 CORONATION Street star Michael Le Vell tells Ian Wylie about the TV affair set to shock viewers.  

5. 5. Show is a blooming treat

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 May 2009 FORMER Manchester based presenter Toby Buckland tells Ian Wylie why Gardeners' World is flourishing.

6. 6. Ashes to cobbles

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 April 2009 ASHES to Ashes stars Marshall Lancaster and Montserrat Lombard talk to Ian Wylie about the new series.

7. 7. Flawless, unforgettable and emotionally charged: William and Kate sparkled on an extraordinary British occasion

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 April 2011 Royal newlyweds William and Kate sparkled amid the cheers of millions as they became husband and wife, writes Ian Wylie, one of a handful of journalists who witnessed the historic wedding in Westminster Abbey.

8. 8. Diana film: The verdict

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 June 2007 CHANNEL Four last night went ahead with a programme showing pictures taken in the aftermath of the Paris crash which claimed the life of Princess Diana. M.E.N TV editor Ian Wylie gives his verdict.

9. 9. End of the free ride to hell

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 February 2003 IT was trailed as "Bloody Monday" - so how would the capital cope on Day One of the congestion charge? M.E.N. reporter Ian Wylie drove into Westminster and was one of the first to find out.

10. 10. Mancunians caught in the terror attacks

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 July 2005 M.E.N reporter Ian Wylie reports from Euston Station in London, where he meets the Mancunians caught up in the centre of the terror attacks.

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