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1. 1. Pictured: Gordon Ramsay stretchered off as Robbie Williams and friends take to Old Trafford for Soccer Aid

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 May 2012 It was supposed to be a friendly match for charity at Old Trafford but apparently nobody told Teddy Sheringham. The former Manchester United star barged celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay to the floor in a crunching tackle during Soccer Aid 2012.

2. 2. Rotary UK faces sale after parent Hastie Group collapses

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 May 2012 An engineering firm which is headquartered in Cheshire and has worked on projects for the BBC and the Scottish Parliament is facing an uncertain future after its Australian owner collapsed.

3. 3. George Davies Solicitors sees 16 per cent fee income rise

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 May 2012 Growth in the student accommodation, education and healthcare sectors helped George Davies Solicitors achieve a 16 per cent rise in annual fee income, managing partner Mark Hovell said today.

4. 4. Parents' anger over Chorlton High School academy 'whitewash'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 May 2012 Parents have called on bosses at a school which is controversially converting to an independent academy to attend a crunch meeting to explain the decision.

5. 5. Altrincham Grammar headteacher to take charge of four Manchester schools

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 May 2012 Four inner-city schools are to transfer to the control of one of the country's most high-profile headteachers.

6. 6. AMEC in talks with Serco over Technical Consulting Services

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 May 2012 Engineering and project management firm AMEC is in talks with services company Serco over the potential acquisition of its nuclear Technical Consulting Services business, which has its headquarters in Warrington.

7. 7. Revealed: Greater Manchester's poverty-hit districts among most deprived in the country

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 May 2012 Collyhurst in Manchester, Kirkholt in Rochdale and Oldham’s Shaw Road area have been ranked in the country’s top ten most-deprived neighbourhoods.

8. 8. William Hague says 'Eurozone resolution would help UK'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 May 2012 Nothing could do more to kick-start a UK economic recovery than an end to the eurozone crisis, Foreign Secretary William Hague will tell business leaders.

9. 9. SME Tips: Bolton University's Julie Bateman offers advice on 'Graduate recruitment'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 May 2012 Julie Bateman, head of careers and employability at the University of Bolton has been in her role for 15 months.

10. 10. How happy are you?: M.E.N. survey sheds light onto lives and attitudes of readers across Greater Manchester

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 May 2012 The happiest people in Greater Manchester are young, female, middle-class – and living in the city centre. The least happy are male, working class, aged 41-50, and from Rochdale.

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