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1. 3761. Conservative leader's pledges

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 September 2001 New Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said he wants an end to the ``ration book state that locks people into NHS queues and failing schools''.

2. 3762. Blair's pledge to find school millions

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 28 April 2003 TONY Blair today announced a massive hunt for the missing millions which have left many schools facing cuts and sackings.

3. 3763. School Lowry in probe

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 June 2002 OWNERSHIP of a Lowry painting which a school had hoped to sell is under investigation.

4. 3764. Top-class pupils win medals of honour

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 November 2002 BRAVE pupils who beat the odds just to join their friends in lessons have been honoured for their achievements.

5. 3765. GCSE joy for region

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 August 2002 SCHOOLS across the region were claiming better results than ever on Thursday, reflecting a national increase in GCSE pass rates.

6. 3766. Award for dedicated headteacher

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 October 2001 BARRY Cooke's constant smile, high expectations, hard work and belief in his pupils have become legendary in his 21 years as a headteacher.

7. 3767. Duncan Smith vows to win back voters

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 24 July 2001 TORY leadership candidate Iain Duncan Smith believes he can win back Conservative voters in the north west.

8. 3768. Catholic school under closure threat

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 September 2000 ONE of two Roman Catholic high schools in Salford is under threat of closure after poor exam results and falling numbers

9. 3769. Hey presto, no tax rise - yet

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 March 2002 Gordon Brown, the fiscal Houdini of Westminster, is preparing for his sixth Budget day next month, and already his audience is anticipating another legendary escape act.

10. 3770. Schools get help to tackle drug abuse

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 April 2003 SCHOOLS are to get more help to stamp out the abuse of drugs, drink and cigarettes in the playground.

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