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1. 11. Primrose Shipman left out of mother's will

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 February 2004 HAROLD Shipman's wife was cut out of her mother's will just a month before she died because of her mum's loathing for the killer GP. Primrose Shipman, 55, did not get a penny from 92-year-old Edna Oxtoby.<BR>

2. 12. Shipman inquest to open

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 January 2004 THE inquest into mass killer Harold Shipman's apparent suicide in prison will open tomorrow. West Yorkshire coroner David Hinchliffe will hold a short hearing at Wakefield Coroners Court before setting a date for the full inquest.

3. 13. Shipman body NOT cremated

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 February 2004 SERIAL killer Harold Shipman's body remains in cold storage despite recent press reports he has been cremated.

4. 14. Relief of cleared Shipman doctors

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 11 December 2004 TWO GPs accused of failing to spot "extraordinary coincidences" surrounding the deaths of Harold Shipman's patients have spoken of their relief after being cleared of serious professional conduct.

5. 15. Shipman: Was he murdered?

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 25 September 2004 THE family of Harold Shipman believe he was murdered in jail, it was claimed today. Reports allege that relatives of Britain's worst serial killer are seeking an investigation, which would explain why an inquest has still not been held eight months after his death.

6. 16. Shipman play 'will not hurt the mourners'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 October 2004 A CONTROVERSIAL play based on the inquiry into the Harold Shipman case will not cause any more pain to relatives of the killer GP's victims, according to its lead actress.

7. 17. Shipman doc is cleared over blunder

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 September 2004 A PATHOLOGIST who botched a post-mortem examination and failed to raise the alarm about killer GP Harold Shipman was cleared today of serious professional misconduct.

8. 18. Doctor accused over missed Shipman clues

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 September 2004 A RETIRED doctor appeared before a disciplinary hearing today accused of a catalogue of failures that allowed mass murderer Harold Shipman to continue his killing spree undetected.

9. 19. Shipman: Why were the alarm bells silent?

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 September 2004 FAMILIES of Harold Shipman's victims welcomed the General Medical Council's inquiry into the work of a pathologist who failed to raise the alarm, allowing the mass murdererto go on to kill another 100 patients.

10. 20. Shipman case GPs: Families slam delays

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 September 2004 FAMILIES of Harold Shipman's victims have hit out at the General Medical Council for failing to act sooner on criticisms levelled at other doctors.

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