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1. 81. Stockport Daz's Euro delight

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 March 2006 DANCE star Daz Sampson was celebrating an amazing double today after being selected to represent the UK in the Euovision Song Contest - and scooping '8,000 after backing himself to win.

2. 82. Restaurant review: Cabbage Hall

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 August 2006 THE classic tale has the boy from the sticks heading for the big city, whose streets are paved with gold. For Francis Carroll, in his middle age, it is a reverse story.

3. 83. Ashcroft is the man with the power

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 February 2006 IN these cynical times, rock stars no longer tend to believe that a song can change the world. But when Richard Ashcroft talks zealously about his craft and wields a new song with the grand title Music Is Power, you suspect he may think otherwise.

4. 84. Bubbly outsells slippers

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 March 2006 BRITONS are more likely to fill their shopping baskets with champagne to drink at home than sparkling wine.

5. 85. Bar review: The Cavendish

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 22 September 2006 THE regeneration of Manchester has been city-wide from new builds in the centre to renovations and mass apartment building in the suburbs.

6. 86. Royal Exchange autumn season

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 April 2006 THIS autumn marks the 30th anniversary of the Royal Exchange Theatre and, according to Braham Murray, its long-time artistic director and, indeed, one of the founders, their Winter 2006 Season has been programmed to reflect the styles and influences of company over the past three decades.

7. 87. Ramsay restaurant 'broke some safety rules'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 February 2006 GORDON Ramsay's restaurants fell foul of some food safety rules, according to local council reports. An inspection of his Michelin three-star restaurant revealed broken tiles and split door seals.

8. 88. Campbell's tasty offering

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 January 2006 WHEN Julie Campbell decided to leave Manchester noiseniks the Desolation Angels to go solo, she renamed herself LoneLady, purely as a joke, the name intended as just a smart pun. She plays the Tiger Lounge on January 29.

9. 89. Sparks on fire

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 January 2006 IT is almost impossible now to convey just how odd Sparks seemed when they erupted upon the British consciousness in 1974. The joy of their hit This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us was unlike any other pop song of its time. They play The Lowry tonight.

10. 90. Magnificent Moroccan

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 February 2006 Morocco's distinctive cuisine, with its colourful mixture of fruit, meat and spices, has long been a favourite of discerning eaters - but unfortunately so many of its exotic dishes can be laden with calories.

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