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1. 31. Cameron seeks safe path to No 10

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 October 2009 THERE was a point in David Cameron's speech when a cloud of doubt began to form: isn't this just a touch dull? It was only later that enlightenment streamed through. Of course it was a bit dull. That was the point.

2. 32. Ainsworth slams war critics

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 October 2009 THE Government cannot 'put a time limit' on the war in Afghanistan, the defence secretary said. Bob Ainsworth said he hoped to see 'significant' progress in training local forces to take responsibility for security within a year.

3. 33. Mayoral referendum could see Bernstein booted out

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 October 2009 SIR Howard Bernstein could find himself out of a job under Conservative proposals for a powerful elected mayor for Manchester.

4. 34. Osborne: National Insurance break for business

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 October 2009 NEW businesses should be given a National Insurance holiday for the first 10 employees they hire, the Conservatives said last night.

5. 35. Gordon Brown hails new era at G20 summit

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 September 2009 Gordon Brown hailed a new era of economic co-operation today as the G20 summit reached its climax.

6. 36. Jack Straw pledges help for murder victims' families

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 September 2009 JACK Straw has pledged to set up a national service to support families of murder and manslaughter victims. The justice secretary said the new National Victims Service would eventually be rolled out to all those affected by crime.

7. 37. Harriet Harman challenges Arnie over prostitute site

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 September 2009 HARRIET Harman has demanded California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger closes down a website where men ‘review’ British prostitutes.

8. 38. Tories plan to axe failing heads

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 October 2009 AROUND 100 headteachers in 'failing' schools face the axe under Conservative proposals being announced today. All schools that have been in special measures for one year by next summer, will have their governing bodies removed and replaced with a new governing body by the start of the autumn term.

9. 39. Fully ratified Lisbon Treaty would force Tory rethink

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 October 2009 DAVID Cameron indicated that a Tory government would have to reconsider its promised referendum on the Lisbon Treaty if it has been ratified by the rest of the European Union by the time they come to power.

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