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1. 1. School's race is on for big art jackpot

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 November 2001 A SUCCESSFUL Roman Catholic high school has just three months to raise £10,000 — so it can land a £750,000 jackpot.

2. 2. Computer course 'in limbo' as grants scheme probed

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 November 2001 A REPUTABLE computer training course for the unemployed in Salford is under threat after the government pulled the plug on a national grant scheme because of a massive fraud investigation.

3. 3. Role play boosts drive for donors

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 November 2001 A ROLE-PLAY course to help doctors and nurses break bad news to bereaved relatives and broach the subject of organ donation is helping increase the number of transplants in the region.

4. 4. Child safety device to hit US market

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 November 2001 A COMPANY producing a unique safety device which protects children’s fingers is about to reach out to the American market.

5. 5. Haven of hope for jobless

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 November 2001 A UNIQUE centre offering special education and advice is aimed at preventing youngsters falling by the wayside.

6. 6. Reaction to the statement

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 November 2001 Shadow Chancellor Michael Howard said the Tories welcomed many of the things Mr Brown had announced.

7. 7. Nord Anglia profits rise 9pc

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 November 2001 NORD Anglia, the Cheshire-based education services provider, has posted a nine per cent rise in pre-exceptional, pre-tax profits to £4m for the year to August 31.

8. 8. University challenge for bank's staff

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 November 2001 A BANK has set up an in-house university for its 5,000 staff in the north west.

9. 9. Prison in refit to hold women

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 November 2001 ROCHDALE'S Buckley Hall prison is to be urgently converted to take women to avert a crisis in the country's jails.

10. 10. Education Secretary goes back to school

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 November 2001 EDUCATION Secretary Estelle Morris returned to her former Manchester secondary school today and revealed the influence a former teacher played in her life.

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