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1. 21. Blears hails local heroes

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 NEIGHBOURHOOD activists who have helped turn their communities around have been hailed as heroes at the Labour Party Conference.

2. 22. First lady's campaign trail

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 WHILE Gordon Brown has been using the Labour Party Conference in Manchester to reinforce his prime ministerial credentials, his wife Sarah has been proving she's the perfect `first lady'.

3. 23. Thousands stage anti-war protest

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2008 THOUSANDS of anti-war demonstrators staged a noisy protest outside the Labour Party conference.

4. 24. Double boost for Brown

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 20 September 2008 GORDON Brown's make-or-break conference in Manchester began today with a double boost for the Prime Minister.

5. 25. 'Flash mob' protest over airport

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 PROTEST groups descended on the Labour Party conference to oppose the expansion of Manchester Airport and raise support for ex-British Gurkha soldiers.

6. 26. Postal staff turn on Labour

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 September 2008 HUNDREDS of postal workers were expected to deliver an angry message to the Labour conference when they marched on Manchester today to protest against post office closures.

7. 27. Brown bid to crush the rebels

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 September 2008 GORDON Brown will use a meeting of Labour's hierarchy at the party conference in Manchester to quell a possible rebellion.

8. 28. Miliband speaks on EU prospects

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 17 September 2008 MANCHESTER business leaders will meet Foreign Secretary David Miliband (pictured) at the weekend for a Labour Party Conference fringe event looking at issues relating to trading with Europe.

9. 29. Just what Labour wanted to hear

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 September 2008 THE tension was etched on the faces of the delegates as they took their seats. There were few smiles, only rigidly fixed jaws and glassy eyes staring into an uncertain future.

10. 30. Harman pushes fairness agenda

    Manchester Evening News, Sunday 21 September 2008 THE economic downturn must not be used as an excuse to stop the push for equality in the workplace, Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman said today.

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