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1. 1. Prince backs healthy school meals report

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 November 2004 THE Prince of Wales has intervened again in the national debate about education - this time over the quality of school meals.

2. 2. Table Talk: Sam Youd

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 July 2008 IT'S Tatton Flower Show week - and while in past years it's meant dodging downpours, this year there's been a mini heatwave at the Cheshire event.

3. 3. Moyles, Hebden Bridge

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 21 August 2008 MONGOLIAN art. It shouldn't be hard to recognise. I hadn't expected hordes of it, but perhaps that was a steppe too far.

4. 4. High stakes, but no chips

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 03 April 2008 CASINO cuisine has never been high on the list of gourmets but Channel M presenter Byron Evans discovers that is changing.

5. 5. Sweet little Samsi

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 April 2005 CHICKEN tikka masala, Thai green curry, special fried rice, fajitas, even dim sum - foods from all corners of the world that we Brits have happily embraced.

6. 6. Haggis off the menu for kids

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 January 2006 SCOTLAND'S national dish has been ranked alongside the likes of chicken nuggets and turkey twizzlers in the Government's fight against childhood obesity, it emerged recently. Like burgers and hot dogs, health officials say haggis should only be served to youngsters once a week because of its high fat and salt content.

7. 7. Teens don't choose healthy food

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 March 2006 NEARLY half of parents say their teenage children have healthy meals on offer in school but choose not to eat them, a poll found today.

8. 8. Not just porridge...

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 March 2006 CURRENTLY jails spend é94 million a year on catering, ranging between é1.20 a day per prisoner at open jails and é3.41 a day at young offenders' institutions to provide three meals a day.

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