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61. Training scheme 'a near disaster'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 August 2007 A GOVERNMENT-backed scheme to improve employees' skills in the north west has been branded a `near disaster' by MPs. -
62. Euro-basher Ken boosts chances
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 August 2005 FORMER Chancellor Kenneth Clarke today attacked the European single currency and boosted his chances of becoming Tory leader. -
63. Mo Mowlam dies aged 55
Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 August 2005 FORMER Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam, aged 55,& died this morning after being admitted to a hospice. -
64. Battle for the family vote
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 November 2004 THE fight for parents' votes will heat up today with Labour and Tory MPs clashing over plans for childcare. Tony Blair and Michael Howard will both make pledges designed to secure the support of those with children. -
65. Family first as Brown eyes election
Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 December 2004 CHANCELLOR Gordon Brown has promised more Whitehall jobs to Manchester as a further step on the road to asking 20,000 civil servants to pack their bags and move north. -
66. Blair to push school crackdown on guns
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 May 2005 A CRACKDOWN on guns and knives in schools and clubs will be one of the key proposals at the State Opening of Parliament tomorrow. -
67. £10m to get kids walking
Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 October 2004 SCHOOLS in Greater Manchester are to get cash help to develop novel ways to getting children to school - without clogging up roads with the school run. -
68. Blair prepares to tough it out
Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 September 2004 LABOUR'S conference opened in "fortress Brighton" today in the shadow of Iraq and with the approaching sound of hunting horns. -
69. £1m a day cost of sick teachers
Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 June 2004 THE '65m cost of providing classroom cover for sick teachers in north west schools is the equivalent of recruiting more than 2,700 extra staff, say Liberal Democrats. -
70. Minister Estelle bows out again
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 September 2004 ARTS Minister Estelle Morris is to quit parliament at the next election. The former Manchester schoolgirl and niece of city peer Lord Alf Morris will later today announce that she does not want to continue in parliament.