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1. 581. Sadness behind Bee Gee day of honour

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 May 2004 HEADING back to Manchester to collect honorary degrees means revisiting the painful memories which have haunted music legends Barry and Robin Gibb since their brother, Maurice, died from a heart attack last year.

2. 582. Head suspended in school cash probe

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 May 2004 A HEAD teacher at a primary school '100,000 in the red has been suspended following allegations of financial mis-management. Trafford council confirmed today that Mark McLuckie had been suspended pending an investigation.

3. 583. Ordeal of doctor impaled on fence

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 24 April 2004 A TRAINEE doctor was admitted to the hospital where he works after he impaled his leg on a metal spike. Fourth-year University of Manchester medical student Nick Sharma was rushed to Manchester Royal Infirmary - the hospital where he is currently being trained - after his left thigh became skewered on to the metal fence post in a horrific post-party accident.

4. 584. Kevin's extreme sporting test

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 February 2004 KEVIN Rowlands is ultra fit - and ready to prove he's a winner. The 30-year-old student has vowed to compete in 30 sports in 30 days for a chance of winning a £50,000 prize.

5. 585. Proud Sharon the supermum

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 May 2004 HELPING a disabled daughter to walk and talk against all the odds would be a full-time job for most single parents. But supermum Sharon Byrne also studies full-time and helps run club for special-needs children.

6. 586. Life's one long holiday for the air miles bride

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 February 2004 A WORKER who drives a tiring 20,000 miles to her office each year has won free holidays for the rest of her life - after popping into a service station on her way home.

7. 587. Co-op backs S Africa appeal

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 03 May 2004 ETHICAL retailer The Co-operative Group is asking customers to back a campaign to help educate school children in South Africa.

8. 588. No early release for Carr

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 February 2004 MAXINE Carr's application for early release from jail was rejected today. The ex-girlfriend of Soham killer Ian Huntley had been put forward for a Home Office electronic tagging scheme by the governor of Holloway Prison in north London.

9. 589. Time is of the essence

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 February 2004 HE came to England as a five-year-old refugee - now he sits proudly as the boss of a £36m-turnover empire which distributes perfumes, toiletries and cosmetics.&  But Sanjay Vadera has fading memories of the time his frightened family fled their native Uganda in 1972.

10. 590. School in drugs stop and search

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 February 2004 TEACHERS at a Manchester secondary school will search pupils suspected of carrying drugs. It follows an incident on a bus last week, in which two 14-year-old boys were caught smoking cannabis on their way to school.

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