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1. 11. Kelly's pledge after pervert row

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 EDUCATION Secretary Ruth Kelly insisted protecting children was her "first priority" after she was criticised for allowing a man on the sex offenders' register to work in a school.

2. 12. New fears on cannabis

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 LAST week, the M.EN reported that cannabis is back under the spotlight due to growing evidence about the links to mental health problems. The Home Secretary wants more education about the subject.

3. 13. Kelly town school goes £600,000 into the red

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 January 2006 A HIGH school in Bolton is almost '600,000 in the red - the largest deficit in Greater Manchester.

4. 14. Ministers lose powers in sex offender row

   Manchester Evening News, Sunday 15 January 2006 MINISTERS are to be stripped of their power to decide whether sex offenders should be cleared to teach in British schools, it was reported today.

5. 15. Cannabis law back under spotlight

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 05 January 2006 HOME Secretary Charles Clarke said he was "very worried" about new medical evidence linking cannabis consumption with mental health problems.

6. 16. Your Prime Minister's Questions

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 AS New Labour announced a raft of new measures to counteract anti-social behaviour, we asked you to submit a question on the subject of louts for Prime Minister Tony Blair.& The writer of the best question will be invited to visit 10 Downing Street to quiz the PM personally. Meanwhile, a selection of your queries appears below.

7. 17. Improving schools passing the tests

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 January 2006 CHILDREN across Greater Manchester are doing better than ever in their exams, according to league tables published today.

8. 18. Teachers to strike over cut in wages

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 January 2006 TEACHERS at a school in Oldham are to strike over payment changes which could cost staff thousands of pounds.

9. 19. 'Problem' school now outstanding

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 January 2006 A SCHOOL on the brink of closure just over a decade ago has scored top marks in new government inspections.<BR>

10. 20. Fit sprinklers, save lives, schools told

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 January 2006 FIRE chiefs are stepping up a campaign to persuade Greater Manchester schools to install sprinkler systems after an arson attack damaged 14 classrooms.

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