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1. 1. ID cards opinion: Chris Grayling

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 31 July 2009 Part of me feels sorry for Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary and my opposite number. He's been sold a pig in a poke.

2. 2. Girl died after Bebo hate campaign

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 July 2009 A SCHOOLGIRL took a fatal overdose of painkillers after classmates waged an internet hate campaign against her.

3. 3. Europe lure for Michel

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 July 2009 THE search is underway for a new Holidaybreak chief executive as Carl Michel prepares to step down and consider a move to Europe, saying the prospect of a 50 per cent tax rate in Britain may entice him abroad.

4. 4. Bury tops class for expulsions

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 30 July 2009 SCHOOLS in Bury have the highest rate of expulsions in the country, according to government figures.

5. 5. £1/2m payout for cyclist's family

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 July 2009 THE family of a teacher killed while cycling home from school have been awarded £580,000 compensation from the insurers of the driver who hit him.

6. 6. Holidaybreak weathers the climate

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 July 2009 TRAVEL specialist Holidaybreak today said it was weathering a bleak trading climate despite customers leaving it later to book trips and announced the surprise departure of its chief executive.

7. 7. Student survives whirlpool ordeal

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 July 2009 A STUDENT'S life was saved in a dramatic rescue after he became trapped in a whirlpool.

8. 8. Out of work? Try the cemetery

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 July 2009 CEMETERIES across Greater Manchester are being spruced up - thanks to young people looking for work.

9. 9. £3m bus battle

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 July 2009 TRANSPORT chiefs are bidding for more than £3m of government cash to kick-start new bus services across Greater Manchester.

10. 10. Twinning link with LA

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 July 2009 MANCHESTER is to establish a formal `friendship agreement' with Los Angeles - after being chosen ahead of London and Birmingham.

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