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1. 1. Royal salute to our `Mr Asbo'

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 31 December 2005 MANCHESTER'S "Mr Asbo" has scooped an MBE on a local New Year Honours list dominated not by celebrities but pioneers.<BR>

2. 2. Customers get home comforts at Halo

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 December 2005 AWARD-winning furniture designer Halo has branched out, opening the doors of its trade showroom in Altrincham to the general public.

3. 3. Rhodes: Visit the sun god's isle

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 December 2005 Myths are as common in the Mediterranean as olives and wine, but basking on my poolside lounger it was easy to see why Rhodes was the chosen island of sun god Helios.

4. 4. Cohen launches gay community websites

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 NINETIES teenage dotcom sensation Benjamin Cohen launched his latest online venture this week. Mr Cohen hopes to emulate the success of his soJewish and JewishNet websites through the launch of PinkUnlimited.co.uk - a group of websites offering news and legal advice for the gay community.

5. 5. RU: A family affair

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 THERE is no question who is the best fly-half in the Jones household, and it is not former Wales captain Kingsley Jones, who now coaches Guinness Premiership leaders Sale Sharks.

6. 6. Harry Potter paper down to Muggles

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 IT is a little known fact that the newspaper read by schoolboy wizard Harry Potter is the work of muggles.

7. 7. Magical Morocco

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 December 2005 IT isn't difficult to see why so many tour operators, large and small, are tipping Morocco to be the hottest travel destination of 2006. Stretching from the Straits of Gibraltar in the north to the Sahara and the Atlantic coast in the south it offers superb weather and& a fantastic choices of places to stay, from five-star hotels to stylish riads and boutique hideaways.

8. 8. Harry Potter newspaper designed by muggles

   CityLife, Tuesday 27 December 2005 IT is a little known fact that the distinctive look of the newspaper read by schoolboy wizard Harry Potter and his friends is the work of a couple of muggles.

9. 9. Peter's Palace pick-me-up

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 December 2005 ONE of Manchester's top lawyers has received the OBE for his services to the business community. Peter Heginbotham, 59, the senior partner at Deansgate-based Davis Blank Furniss, was invested with the honour by the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace.

10. 10. Harry Potter newspaper designed by muggles

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 December 2005 IT is a little known fact that the distinctive look of the newspaper read by schoolboy wizard Harry Potter and his friends is the work of a couple of muggles.

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