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1. 1. Hamilton accuser's assets stay frozen

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 August 2001 A HIGH court judge has ordered that the assets of the woman who accused Neil and Christine Hamilton of sexual assault should continue to be frozen.

2. 2. MIDAS e-guide to net city businesses

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 August 2001 A WEBSITE aimed at channelling more business into Manchester is to go online this week.

3. 3. Scholarships for high achievers

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 August 2001 INDEPENDENT Manchester High School for Girls has three sixth-form bursaries available for high-achieving pupils who want to study hard on A-level courses.

4. 4. Standards rise as sixth-formers help primary kids

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 August 2001 STANDARDS at a Manchester primary school have risen after pupils and staff joined forces with one of the city’s top-performing independent high schools.

5. 5. Teacher shortages 'worst for 36 years'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 August 2001 MPs are to investigate claims that teacher shortages are at their worst for 36 years.

6. 6. Record results for region's schools

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 August 2001 PUPILS across Greater Manchester have celebrated GCSE success as many schools scored their best ever results.

7. 7. Fire chief bows out after 40 years

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 August 2001 THE Greater Manchester fire chief who took charge of the Strangeways riots and other major incidents in the city has decided to retire.

8. 8. Students learn the reporting Game

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 August 2001 STUDENTS took their pads and pens and became cub reporters in a Commonwealth Games project set up by the Manchester Evening News.

9. 9. ??349,000 a year for failed student

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 August 2001 DAVID Potts knocks out a cool £349,000 a year as Tesco's national retail boss in charge of 680 stores.

10. 10. School's 'monthly drugs haul'

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 August 2001 TEACHERS at a Tameside secondary school discover at least one case of drug dealing or possession every month, a survey has revealed.

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