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31. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 April 2010 Moving footage from a zoo enclosure has provided proof that chimps – our nearest relative in the animal kingdom – are also capable of that complex human quality, empathy. But is empathy such a given even for human beings? -
32. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 May 2010 This government will have to clobber us so hard that canny politicians will be happier to sit in opposition and let the other lot do it. -
33. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 March 2010 Most of us can remember one teacher in particular who helped to shape our view of the world. In my case it was Geoff Hoon. -
34. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 March 2010 The rottweiler is the dog world's equivalent of a 4x4 adorned with bull bars – unnecessarily big and noisy, bad for the environment. -
35. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 November 2009 THERE are only a few professions where you risk being hit on the head by a flying bottle…football referee, machine-minder in a brewery, traffic warden. -
36. Strangeways: The riot leader's story
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 March 2010 On April 1 1990, prisoner Paul Taylor turned a Sunday service at Strangeways jail into the biggest prison riot in British history. Twenty years on, he reflects on the events... -
37. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 March 2009 "Does the arrival of Amba and Assisi Jagger prove that fame is so durable that it can pass down two generations?" -
38. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 August 2009 "I was once a teenager out on the lash in Oldham, and it always was a scary and violent place." -
39. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 April 2009 The swine flu story yet again gives us an awful lot of hypothetical chat about which we can do nothing but sit and worry. -
40. Opinion: Paul Taylor
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 July 2009 'I am always appalled by those people who feel entitled to be rude to waiters or shop assistants. It suggests that they feel themselves to be inherently better human beings'.