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1. Teacher wins sex-bias fight
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 September 2001 A MUSLIM teacher, who failed in her attempt to be promoted because she was not allowed to lead prayers in school, has won a claim for sex discrimination. -
2. United help kick truancy into touch
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 29 September 2001 MANCHESTER United has helped transform a problem school into a top performer. -
3. Rival cities sign historic deal
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 27 September 2001 OLD rivalries were put aside as Manchester and Liverpool pledged to work together for the good of the north west. -
4. United swoop on catering brigade
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 September 2001 MANCHESTER UNITED is swooping on Salford to make some tasty signings. -
5. Porn shame teacher 'to quit'
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 September 2001 A HEADTEACHER accused of serious financial irregularities and downloading pornography at work has been found guilty of gross misconduct. -
6. New site drives home safety
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 September 2001 A NEW Manchester website has been given the green light by road safety campaigners. -
7. Classes at home for school row girl
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 September 2001 A GIRL at the centre of a row over choice of schools is having private lessons at home. -
8. ??2.2m Lottery boost for Smithfield scheme
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 September 2001 ICIAN, the joint venture founded by Crosby Homes and Salford Quays-based Amec Developments, is celebrating a £2.2m boost for its Smithfield Market scheme. -
9. Law firms' 'magic circle' continues to dominate
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 18 September 2001 ADDLESHAW Booth and Co are still the Manchester law firm to catch but Eversheds is snapping at its heels, according to the new Legal 500 study. -
10. When size matters
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 September 2001 CLUTTERED desk space is about to become a thing of the past with the launch of a computer no bigger than a mouse pad.