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1. 11. Schoolkids' porn shock

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 10 July 2003 AN investigation is under way after pupils at a Salford primary school were able to access pornography on the internet.

2. 12. £30-a-week push to bridge Britain's skills gap

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 July 2003 THE government today launched a major drive to teach skills to workers who left school without good qualifications.

3. 13. Hard-up schools delay hiring staff

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 July 2003 SCHOOLS have been slow to take on newly-qualified teachers, with a cash crisis leaving head teachers struggling to balance the books.

4. 14. Last gasp for shop city smokers

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 07 July 2003 SMOKERS are to get a two-week honeymoon period from today before they are escorted out of a Salford shopping mall for lighting up

5. 15. New Broom

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 July 2003 IT& was a dismal match with a nil-nil draw, but Notts County fan Steven Broomhead still had a spring in his step when he bounded on to the pitch at the end of the game.

6. 16. £6.6m key to IT skills

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 July 2003 THOUSANDS of people needing IT skills at work are to benefit from a unique £6.6m training centre being set up in Manchester.

7. 17. Holly and mum set for school challenge

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 July 2003 When 10-year-old Holly Roberts Holly arrives for her first day at secondary school in September, mum Susan will be going to school for her first day - as a teacher.

8. 18. £3m deal turns Sentinel House into Abbey College

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 July 2003 A CITY centre office block is to be converted into a new college building.

9. 19. Bonanza @ The Lowry

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 July 2003 THE Lowry has landed £1.5m to help nurture tomorrow's Damien Hursts and Ben Kingsleys.

10. 20. Keep degree secret, graduate job hunter told

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 31 July 2003 GRADUATE Michael Angliss spent three years swotting for his degree - only to be told to dumb down when it came to getting a job. The 41-year-old mature student claims Jobcentre staff told him the best way to find work would be to leave his high-flying qualification off his CV.

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