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1. 1. Greater Manchester Police officers to join London march against ‘attack on the force’

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 May 2012 More than 1,100 Greater Manchester Police officers will join up to 20,000 colleagues for a march in London against changes to their terms and conditions.

2. 2. Co-operative Group and Tesco lose ground in food market

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 April 2012 Supermarket chain Tesco continues to lose its grip on the food market, while The Co-operative Group's position has also weakened, fresh figures reveal.

3. 3. Inflation up due to fewer supermarket deals

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 April 2012 A fall in the number of supermarket promotions saw the rate of inflation unexpectedly rise last month, official figures revealed today, piling more pressure on hard-pressed families.

4. 4. Big hitters reveal results

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 April 2012 A key week in the retail sector will be dominated by Tesco's results but there will also be figures from Marks & Spencer, Debenhams and WH Smith.

5. 5. Stockport MP Ann Coffey takes M.E.N. internet safety campaign to Parliament

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 April 2012 An MP has vowed to raise the M.E.N’s campaign to keep children safe online in Parliament.

6. 6. Internet safety: 10 Greater Manchester children report being bullied on Facebook every day

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 April 2012 Ten youngsters a day in Greater Manchester are telling police that they are being bullied on Facebook. The extent of the problem is revealed on day two of our special investigation into the internet safety of young people.

7. 7. Co-operative Group boss says Lloyds delay is down to 'due diligence'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 March 2012 The boss of The Co-operative Group has hit back at suggestions the mutual is not geared up to acquire 632 Lloyds Bank branches.

8. 8. South Sudan: Water is so scarce here, it is so precious - but you can help

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 14 March 2012 The world’s youngest country, South Sudan, was born in the aftermath of a bitter and bloody civil war. One year on there is a new battle, to give its people basic amenities and a future to look forward to. M.E.N. reporter Chris Slater reports ...

9. 9. Tributes to tragic Oldham hostage Chris McManus after he is murdered in Nigeria rescue bid

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 March 2012 The family of a hostage from Greater Manchester murdered by terrorists during an attempted rescue operation by British special forces have told of their devastation.

10. 10. Italy condemns Britain over failed Nigeria hostage rescue bid

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 March 2012 The UK and Italy were embroiled in a diplomatic row tonight over the failed hostage rescue bid in Nigeria which ended in the deaths of Oldham quantity surveyor Chris McManus and his Italian co-worker Franco Lamolinara.

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