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1. 1. Neil's national role as head of personal injury

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 05 March 2002 NEIL Kinsella, managing partner at Russell Jones and Walker in Manchester, has been named as the firm's national head of personal injury.

2. 2. Knife attack pair jailed

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 September 2006 TWO brothers have been jailed for their parts in a "frenzied and ruthless" knife attack on a man outside a nightclub in Wigan. Neil Hore, 25, was told he must serve a minimum of three-and-a-half years before he can apply for parole.

3. 3. Stabbed model's multiple wounds

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 July 2009 CUTS on the hands of murdered teenage model and actress Amy Leigh Barnes showed she tried to defend herself as she was repeatedly stabbed in a frenzied knife attack that took her life.

4. 4. Sale Sharks visit The Christie to bring some Christmas cheer to young cancer patients

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 December 2010 Sale Sharks players made a special visit to The Christie to deliver Christmas presents to young cancer patients. Mark Cueto, Andrew Sheridan, Matthew Tait, James Gaskell and Neil Briggs visited the teenage cancer unit to hand out shirts and gifts.

5. 5. Luxury training offer to Games stars

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 March 2002 TOP bookmaker, Fred Done, knows all about improving the odds…and now he's making a winning bet for ten of Greater Manchester's Commonwealth Games competitors.

6. 6. Luxury training offer to Games stars

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 March 2002 TOP bookmaker Fred Done knows all about improving the odds…and now he's making a winning bet for ten of Greater Manchester's Commonwealth Games competitors.

7. 7. Has your snowman got the Frosty Factor?

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 January 2010 They are the snowmen with Sprouts In Their Eyes - more than 140 of the best snow sculptures in Greater Manchester are competing in our talent show.

8. 8. £500,000 for tragic baby

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 December 2002 A BABY boy who was shaken, leaving him badly brain damaged, has finally been awarded é500,000 after a judge ordered the criminal injuries authority to settle his claim.

9. 9. £500,000 payout for tragic tot

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 December 2002 A BABY boy who was shaken, leaving him badly brain damaged, has finally been awarded é500,000 after a judge ordered the criminal injuries authority to settle his claim.

10. 10. WIGAN: Family ties help Andy as the local choice

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 June 2001 VOTERS in the Labour stronghold of Leigh stuck to what they knew best last night and plumped for local lad Andy Burnham.

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