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1. 1. Wake up and think of war

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 January 2003 BILL Drummond - ex-KLF musician and the man reputed to have set alight to a million pounds as an art statement - is one of a group of artists who are protesting about the prospect of war with Iraq by means of the visual arts.

2. 2. This week's exhibitions

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 January 2003 AT a glance guide to exhibitions from Friday, January 3 until Friday, January 10.

3. 3. An offally good comedian

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 16 January 2003 JO Dakin talks about comedy, competitions and offal.

4. 4. Life not Limited to punk

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 January 2003 SITTING amid the comfortable clutter of Jah Wobble's sitting room, it is difficult to imagine that this is the same man from the punk era who signed his last, abortive record contract "Adolf Hitler...F*** you".

5. 5. New exhibitions at Manchester Museum

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 20 January 2003 MANCHESTER museum's new exhibition, Up Close: Insect Tectonics offers the truly intrepid visitor the chance to take a really in-depth look at some of our most common flying things.

6. 6. Coffin up on secrets and lies

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 24 January 2003 MEET Cassius, Kate, Will and Liz. They're all good friends. But someone is missing - Jack. Having died suddenly, his body is now lying at rest in an art gallery. Without him, the group begin to fall apart, revealing the source of their deepest fears: the secrets and lies that make up their lives.

7. 7. Manchester to celebrate Year of the Goat

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 January 2003 MANCHESTER will mark the Chinese Year of the Goat with a stunning display of attractions and the traditional Golden Dragon parade.

8. 8. Chinese circus comes to town

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 January 2003 WHERE else might you find somebody balancing an entire tea party on their head and people attempting foot juggling?

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