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1. 1. Cheer for the chubbies!

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 THOUGHT you were overweight? It might be time to think again, as Paul Taylor discovers.

2. 2. News Special: Moss Side Riots 25 years on

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 06 July 2006 TWENTY FIVE years ago, Moss Side erupted in riots. Since then, the district's name has been tarnished by gangs and gun crime. But behind all the bleak headlines is a vibrant melting pot of a community in which many people - including police officers - are successfully striving to lay the ghosts of 1981. PAUL TAYLOR reports.

3. 3. Healthcare giant Four Seasons sold for £1.4bn

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 September 2006 ONE of the countryés largest operator of nursing homes, Wilmslow-based Four Seasons, has changed hands for é1.4bn.

4. 4. Three in court for helping racist killers

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 03 April 2006 THREE people will stand trial today accused of helping the racist murderers of black teenager Anthony Walker.

5. 5. Man who puts bailiffs on to the banks

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 10 June 2006 BOB McCallum likes nothing better than sending the bailiffs into high street banks. From his front room in Stretford, the finance investigator takes on the likes of Barclays, MBNA, American Express and HSBC.

6. 6. Survey to reduce accidents on site gains support

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 May 2006 A STUDY aimed at cutting accidents on building sites has turned to a north west company for some valuable insights.

7. 7. Agony of missing teacher's family

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 April 2006 THE family of a young teacher who vanished on a stag night fear he is dead.

8. 8. River hunt for missing teacher

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 April 2006 A YOUNG teacher has vanished on a stag night. Police divers were searching a river today for 27-year-old Peter Turns, who teaches at Fallibroome High in Macclesfield. He was out with friends in Leeds when he got into an argument. He was last seen running towards the River Aire in the city centre early on Sunday morning.

9. 9. Dignity award for Walker family

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 October 2006 THE family of murdered black teenager Anthony Walker received an award today recognising their "calm dignity in the face of tragedy". Anthony's mother, Gee Walker, accepted the first ever Profile In Courage Award from the National Black Crime Prosecution Association (NBCPA) at their annual conference in Manchester.

10. 10. Family escape in chip pan drama

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 September 2006 A FAMILY of seven had a narrow escape when a chip pan fire sparked a massive blaze at their Manchester home. Matthew Taylor and Julia Cryne threw duvets from their bedroom windows in a desperate bid to help Julia's five children, aged between 16 and six, escape.

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