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1. 1. Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene (Arts and Crafts)

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 January 2006 TORONTO’S Broken Social Scene are in good company with Canada’s most recent exports.

2. 2. Health and happiness for Chinese New Year

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 January 2006 LET'S face it, Chinese food gets a lot of bad press. Whenever a new de-tox or diet regime hits the shelves, one of the first pieces of advice is to ditch those Chinese take-away meals full of egg-fried rice or deep-fried spring rolls. But, as with any type of food, there are good and bad elements when it comes to keeping on top of your health and fitness. So, as we start the Chinese Year of the Dog, why not take another look at eastern-inspired cuisine and how you can incorporate it into your own healthy-eating regime?

3. 3. Campbell's tasty offering

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 January 2006 WHEN Julie Campbell decided to leave Manchester noiseniks the Desolation Angels to go solo, she renamed herself LoneLady, purely as a joke, the name intended as just a smart pun. She plays the Tiger Lounge on January 29.

4. 4. More on Mozza's Manc dates

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 January 2006 MANCHESTER music legend Morrissey is planning a spectacular homecoming later this year - with plans to perform four concerts at four different venues in the city. Find out more, here.

5. 5. Rock festival heads for Arena

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 January 2006 THE YEAR'S biggest European indoor rock festival is coming to Manchester. Give It A Name '06 will be held at the M.E.N. Arena this weekend.<BR>

6. 6. Lift off for 24:7

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 January 2006 MANCHESTER'S fringe theatre festival, 24:7, is calling for new scripts to be submitted. It will be the third year for the successful seven-day event, which last year saw 104 performances of 21 new plays in non-theatre venues across the city.<BR>

7. 7. Manc cameo for Iron Mike

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 January 2006 CONTROVERSIAL boxer Mike Tyson will be less hunter and more gamekeeper in the latest role to bring him to the city.& He has been lined-up as a referee when the World Cage Fighting Championships come here on Saturday.

8. 8. Sigur Ros set for cool city date

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 January 2006 REYKJAVIK'S finest are back in Manchester tonight. After an acclaimed sell-out show at The Lowry last July, the Icelanders are riding their recent swell of popularity and playing the Apollo.

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