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1. 1. Shipman suicide was 'predicted'

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 14 April 2005 KILLER GP Harold Shipman's death was predicted nearly four years before he was found hanging in his prison cell, an inquest heard.

2. 2. Wife's pension clue to Shipman death

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 13 April 2005 A PRISON friend of Harold Shipman told an inquest the killer doctor had been driven to suicide by pressure from prison officers and in an attempt to secure a pension for his wife.

3. 3. Shipman 'offered rope by officers'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 April 2005 KILLER GP Harold Shipman was offered rope to hang himself by prison staff, it was claimed at his inquest. Fellow inmates told Leeds Coroners Court how Shipman had been advised on how to commit suicide by prison officers.

4. 4. Shipman 'surgeries for prison pals'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 April 2005 PRISON friends of Harold Shipman went to him for medical advice during impromptu surgeries in jail, an inquest heard today.

5. 5. Sickness blighted Shipman in prison

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 20 April 2005 SERIAL killer Harold Shipman suffered from a number of ailments while in prison, including gout, arthritis and asthma, and had laser treatment for an eye problem.

6. 6. Shipman finally cremated

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 08 April 2005 SERIAL killer Harold Shipman's body has been cremated, the mortuary which has been holding it confirmed today.

7. 7. Shipman's death inquest begins

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 April 2005 THE inquest into the death of killer doctor Harold Shipman opens in Leeds today.

8. 8. Shipman death 'consistent with suicide'

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 April 2005 HAROLD Shipman's death was "entirely consistent with suicide", a forensic scientist told the inquest on the serial killer. Rodger Ide said two strips of cloth had been tied together to form a rope, which was then used to make a noose.

9. 9. Shipman death 'could not be predicted'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 19 April 2005 SERIAL killer Harold Shipman's death could not have been predicted or prevented by prison staff, the prisons ombudsman told an inquest today.

10. 10. Shipman families' bid to reclaim gems

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 16 April 2005 TWENTY families have come forward to claim jewellery which they believe was taken from victims by serial killer Harold Shipman.

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