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1. 1. Sign up for sport online

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 August 2004 ORGANISERS behind a website dedicated to helping adults further their education are urging people to sign-up for new courses which will benefit mind and body.

2. 2. Hat-trick of sport scores with kids

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 MANCHESTER City striker Nicolas Anelka has been passing on some of his goal-scoring tips to youngsters in a special coaching course. The French star showed off his skills at G-Mex, which has been transformed into a huge sports dome.

3. 3. Sport's lessons in success for business bosses

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 August 2004 MIKE Forde, performance director at Bolton Wanderers is swapping the boot room for the board room to help identify what makes a great business leader.

4. 4. Motor Sport: Jensen's on the Button with Williams

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 JENSON Button was today dreaming of becoming Formula One world champion after securing a high-profile move back to Williams.

5. 5. Telly talk: Games on!

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 August 2004 SUE BARKER admits she's thrilled to be serving up live TV coverage of the greatest show on Earth for millions back at home. "I never thought I'd be at an Olympics, especially being a tennis player, because the sport only came in after I'd retired," explains the Greece-bound presenter.

6. 6. Olympics: Darren has sights set on Beijing

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 August 2004 DARREN Campbell will take his crusade for an Olympic gold medal to Beijing in 2008 after shelving plans to quit the sport.

7. 7. Steady Freddy keeps England on track

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 August 2004 IF cricket ever becomes an Olympic sport, Andy Flintoff would light the flame.

8. 8. Khan coach targets 2008 Games

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 August 2004 Coach Terry Edwards would like to see Amir Khan represent Great Britain at the 2008 Olympics - but he knows it will be difficult to hang on to one of the sport's rising stars.

9. 9. Pressure's lifting on golden girl

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 August 2004 NO one was more relieved than Paula Radcliffe when Shirley Robertson and her Yngling crew clinched Britain's first gold medal of the Games. Reckoned to be our only realistic chance of an Olympic athletics crown, Radcliffe feared she might also be saddled with the responsibility for capturing the nation's first title in any sport.

10. 10. Kids leap at a sporting chance

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 August 2004 YOUNGSTERS in Manchester are being invited to keep their eye on the ball...whether it be a football, cricket ball or basketball and giant John Amaechi was on hand to give them some pointers.

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