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31. West Coast rail chaos
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 November 2005 TRAVEL chaos hit thousands of rail commuters in and out of Manchester today after a suspected arson attack closed the West Coast main line.<BR> -
32. Business looking up for city’s airport
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 December 2002 MANCHESTER Airport is ready for take-off again - but it won't be flying into an entirely cloudless horizon. -
33. Towering inferno at pallet warehouse
Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 September 2002 MORE than 100 firefighters battled a massive fire which swept through a pallet warehouse close to the Trafford Centre today (Monday). -
34. Class act lifts school
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 May 2004 A TROUBLED school is finally taking off - thanks to kindhearts at Manchester Airport. Education inspectors branded Haveley Hey primary school in Benchill, Wythenshawe, a failure two years ago. -
35. Girl, 10, dragged under bus
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 September 2001 ONLOOKERS thought 10-year-old Chelsea Whittey had been killed when she was hit by a single-decker bus and disappeared beneath the bumper. -
36. Father and son in Everest challenge
Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 March 2004 A FATHER and son team are reaching the peak of physical fitness before flying off to climb Mount Everest. Student Oliver Burr, 22, and dad Charles have spent the last five months on a tortuous training regime to ensure they will be in top physical condition. -
37. Death fears for Tower terror victim
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 September 2001 A BUSINESSMAN from Stockport is feared to be among the victims of the terror attack on the World Trade Center in New York. -
38. Rain halts bus plan
Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 September 2001 BUSES are to get priority at traffic lights in a new project being launched today. -
39. Landlord takes 'pot' caf?? man to court
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 September 2001 CANNABIS campaigner Colin Davies will be in court today as a landlord tries to put an end to his Amsterdam-style marijuana cafe. -
40. Red Arrows hit the heights
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 July 2002 IT nearly went wrong - but the Red Arrows' spectacular flight over the Games opening ceremony was made, and saved, in Manchester.