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1. 1. Curtain manufacturer Bartell buys rival

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 November 2009 A CURTAIN and blinds manufacturer based in Manchester today announced the takeover of a north east rival which adds annual revenues of £1.2m to the group.

2. 2. Protest over uni jobs threat

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 November 2009 HUNDREDS of students and workers at Manchester Metropolitan University staged a protest over job cuts.

3. 3. Holidaybreak slips as recession hits demand

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 November 2009 TRAVEL specialist Holidaybreak hailed a "resilient" trading performance today after school trip bookings offset a loss-making year in adventure travel.

4. 4. Opinion: Diane Cooke

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 November 2009 WHO would be a state school teacher today? I say that as the daughter of two teachers, one who was in further education, the other, my mum, who taught at one of the toughest secondary schools in Manchester.

5. 5. RE teacher jailed for having sex with boy

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 November 2009 Madeleine Martin, 39, of Knutsford, pleaded guilty to 10 counts of causing a teenage boy to engage in sexual activity.

6. 6. Man lost two girlfriends to cancer in two years

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 25 November 2009 A DAD is trying to rebuild his life after he lost two girlfriends to breast cancer in two years.

7. 7. Teacher threatened to put girl’s arm in sling

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 24 November 2009 A TEACHER has been ordered to go on a behaviour management course after threatening to leave a pupil with her arm in a sling.

8. 8. Pupils already working to beat online bullies

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 November 2009 PUPILS have been quick to learn the message about internet safety, according to a study of their online behaviour.

9. 9. Councillor's anger over school's reprieve from closure

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 November 2009 SALFORD'S education boss has launched a scathing attack on a decision to keep open a school which the council wanted to shut.

10. 10. Opinion: Paul Taylor

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 November 2009 LAST week we discovered that the recession-hit middle classes are turning to crime to maintain their lifestyle.

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