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1. 51. Lib-Dem £230m teacher pledge

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 27 April 2005 PLANS to spend '230m to train up to 44,000 teachers in English, maths, science and modern languages were unveiled by the Liberal Democrats.

2. 52. Brady backs down in grammar school row

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 May 2007 TORY MP Graham Brady has been forced to back down in a row over grammar schools.

3. 53. Blair: I'll stay to the end if we win

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 September 2004 TONY Blair said today that if he won an historic third term in government he would stay the course.

4. 54. Online checks to beat perverts

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 March 2006 PARENTS are to get the power to check the background of nannies and private tutors on their computer to avoid hiring perverts.

5. 55. Brown tries to be a good sport

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 March 2006 PRIME Minister-in-waiting Gordon Brown yesterday presented a Budget helping schoolchildren, businesses and sport - but punishing smokers and the owners of gas-guzzling cars.

6. 56. All schools to ban junk food

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 September 2005 CHEAP bangers, burgers and fizzy drinks are to be banned from all schools.

7. 57. I've still got a lot to do, says Blair

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 September 2005 TONY BLAIR was today setting out ambitious plans for more improvements to public services during the Labour Government's historic third term.

8. 58. Blair's pledge on Metrolink

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 March 2005 PLANS to extend the Greater Manchester Metrolink look set to be in Labour's election manifesto, Tony Blair told our political editor Ian Craig in a one-to-one interview at Downing Street.

9. 59. Jamie stirs revolution

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 March 2005 PLANS for healthier school dinners, based on the work of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, have been unveiled by the government.

10. 60. Brown apologises to Blair

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 25 September 2006 GORDON BROWN has apologised for crossing swords with Tony Blair and harming Labour's programme of reform. In his keynote speech at Labour's Manchester conference, the Chancellor praised his 23-year-old "partnership" with Mr Blair. But, as he stakes his claim to take over the reins, Mr Brown admitted the two men had not always seen eye-to-eye.

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