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1. 1. When Radcliffe found the road to glory

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 At the start of 2002, Paula Radcliffe had set herself five tasks. Then she set about ticking them all off the list, one by one, writes Duncan Mackay.

2. 2. August

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3. 3. Honours: Torrance's debt to Sir Alex

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 SAM Torrance, the man who has not stopped smiling since masterminding Europe's enthralling Ryder Cup victory over the United States three months ago, woke up this morning with an even bigger grin on his face.

4. 4. The winners and losers of 2002

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 THE festive season is nearly over. But there is still time for Chief Sports Writer Paul Hince to dish out his New Year gifts to the managers, the players, the clubs and the personalities who have entertained us - and occasionally annoyed us - over the past twelve months.

5. 5. Cricket puts price on Zimbabwe boycott

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 The prospect of England boycotting their controversial World Cup cricket match in Zimbabwe grew last night as the government agreed to meet the England and Wales Cricket Board to discuss the implications of withdrawing from the fixture.

6. 6. Games hailed a massive triumph

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 THE Commonwealth Games in Manchester were a "huge success" and a lesson to organisers looking to host other major sporting events, a report has found.

7. 7. Keegan eyes Fowler deal

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 ROBBIE Fowler is City's number one transfer target - and a '7m deal for the England striker could be completed by the end of the week.

8. 8. Smash hit as Arena makes it a million!

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 THE Manchester Evening News Arena broke all records in 2002 by attracting one million-plus people to concerts and shows.

9. 9. Hussain stumped over Zimbabwe decision

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 December 2002 The England cricket captain, Nasser Hussain, today appealed for help from the government to decide whether his team should play their World Cup matches in Zimbabwe.

10. 10. £12m academy school is reborn

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 28 December 2002 THE New Year will bring a new era of education to Manchester.

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