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1. 3731. Teacher shortages hit north west

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 04 January 2001 TEACHER shortages in parts of Britain are pushing schools towards ''meltdown,'' a union has warned.

2. 3732. 'Adopted' Joe may have to quit

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 September 2002 ONE of two New York firefighters adopted by Manchester in the aftermath of the atrocity may have to quit operational duties because of his injuries.

3. 3733. ITC broadside at broadcast giants

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 September 2002 GRANADA and the BBC have neglected their responsibility to Manchester and the regions, according to a damning essay in a new book examining the future of television.

4. 3734. Devoted teacher's constant battles

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 November 2001 THE reign of Catherine Dobson as head at St George's Primary has been highly successful except in one area - her relationship with the vicar.

5. 3735. Teacher wins sex-bias fight

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 September 2001 A MUSLIM teacher, who failed in her attempt to be promoted because she was not allowed to lead prayers in school, has won a claim for sex discrimination.

6. 3736. Ear keeps tabs on tearaways

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 November 2001 BIG Brother is listening — a computerised ear will ensure there is no hiding place for young thugs in Greater Manchester.

7. 3737. Outstanding young person award

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 October 2003 This award is for an employee aged under 25 and who has made a valuable contribution to the unit or team in which they work, demonstrating flair, skill and ingenuity to get the& job done.

8. 3738. Two more schools in alert over sex case

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 20 October 2003 PARENTS at two more schools have been alerted after a primary teacher appeared in court accused of taking indecent pictures of children. Five Salford schools have all employed Maurice George Turner, 54, as a supply teacher in recent years.

9. 3739. Rivals to share £3m soccer stadium

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 November 2003 PLANS to build a £3m stadium in Ashton under Lyne have been given the go-ahead - after more than five years of negotiating between the town's two football teams. Ashton United and Curzon Ashton have agreed to sell their existing grounds and share a new stadium.

10. 3740. Storm over plan to raise council tax

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 08 December 2001 COUNCIL taxpayers in Manchester can expect their bill to rise by around two per cent next year, say town hall chiefs.

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