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1. 91. Shots that hit the target

   CityLife, Friday 12 January 2007 A FESTIVAL of moving images will unite the city's art community and break out of the gallery confines this week as Single Shot opens in Manchester.

2. 92. Shots that hit the target

   CityLife, Friday 12 January 2007 A FESTIVAL of moving images will unite the city's art community and break out of the gallery confines this week as Single Shot opens in Manchester.

3. 93. Back to the future with blind io

   CityLife, Friday 12 January 2007 NOBODY has yet turned up to a blind io gig wearing a wizard or goblin costume, but the band certainly haven't ruled it out happening in future. "I'm sure it'll happen one day," laughs bearded, tousle-haired singer Jay Jevens. "It's inevitable. All these fantasy novel readers will discover us one day! We'll be the band of choice for the fantasy anorak community."

4. 94. Rio ready for Chelsea test

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 August 2007 RIO Ferdinand believes that United's defeat against Inter Milan was the perfect wake-up call before Sunday's Community Shield showdown against Chelsea.

5. 95. Car thieves target CPO

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 August 2007 THIEVES attempted to knock down a police community safety officer with a stolen car.

6. 96. Fans still waitng for tickets

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 04 August 2007 HUNDREDS of Manchester United fans were anxiously waiting for Community Shield tickets in today's post.

7. 97. She's Just Nipped Out For Fags @ Library Theatre

   CityLife, Friday 24 August 2007 FOLLOWING last year's sell-out hit ASBO, the community drama group MaD Theatre Company return with another gritty, likeable and hilarious slice of contemporary Mancunian life.

8. 98. Sex-shame warden sentenced

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 February 2007 A FORMER senior traffic warden has been ordered to complete a specialist sex offenders' programme after explicit pictures of him were found on a teenage boy's mobile phone. Jason Trembath, 37, was handed a three-year community supervision order by Manchester magistrates.

9. 99. Concern follows hospital escape

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 March 2007 SECURITY must be tackled again at a mental hospital after another patient escaped, say community leaders.

10. 100. Case study: 'Just glad to get out'

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 January 2007 THE é120m redevelop- ment of Higher Broughton will see 700 new homes built over five years, together with a new community centre and shops.

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