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1. 1. Being a suit didn't suit

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 May 2007 FRUSTRATED by being seen as just a 'suit' by trendy media types, Paul Taylor decided to quit his high-flying career at Granada TV and go back to student life.

2. 2. M.E.N @ the TT races

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 May 2007 THE M.E.N's Paul Taylor is visiting the Isle of Man to find out more about the TT in its centenary year.

3. 3. Do you suffer from info-overload?

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 March 2007 ARE we in danger of an information overload? Salford professor Nigel Linge is giving a public lecture this week on the expanding 'data smog' of emails, multi-channel TV and text messaging. Here, he talks to Paul Taylor about this 21st century avalanche of knowledge.

4. 4. Log on for virtual best man

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 January 2007 A BEST man will give his speech 10,000 miles away from the wedding. Stephen Needle cannot travel to Australia where his best friend Paul Norris is getting married next month.

5. 5. Who did eat all the pies?

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 December 2007 THEY are known as the pie eaters. So it was fitting that a father-of-one from Wigan won the World Pie Eating Championship.

6. 6. Bend it like Beckham

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 October 2007 AN EW gadget is helping footballers to bend it like Beckham by measuring the accuracy of passes and shots.

7. 7. Holy Cross College

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 August 2007 THESE are 2007 A Level results

8. 8. Sainsbury in the spotlight

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 June 2007 THE future of Sainsbury's was back in the spotlight today after it emerged that a Qatari-backed investment group had built a 25 per cent stake in the supermarket chain.

9. 9. River death 'an accident'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 March 2007 A TEACHER who plunged into a river during a stag party in Leeds died in a tragic accident, a coroner has ruled.

10. 10. Cancer patient chemo blunder

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 November 2007 A FARMER, expected to survive treatment for cancer, died after being given 24 hours worth of chemotherapy in just two hours, an inquest has been told.

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