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11. Internet code of conduct
Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 September 2008 WEBSITES could be asked to sign up to a voluntary code of conduct launched today to protect young people online. -
12. Text war on truancy
Manchester Evening News, Monday 29 September 2008 MANCHESTER schools are bombarding parents of absent pupils with hourly text messages in a bid to drive up attendance. -
13. Kidney donor's plea to others
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 28 September 2008 A MAN who donated a kidney to the woman he fell in love with over the internet is urging other people to become donors. -
14. Coroner's anti-drugs lesson
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 September 2008 TEENAGE school children were shown graphic images of a woman's partially decomposed body today as part of a new coroner's court project. -
15. City helps young enterpreneurs get on the ball
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 September 2008 MANCHESTER City Football Club has kicked off the government's new initiative to help budding entrepreneurs turn their `business dreams into reality'. -
16. I'm right man for job, says Brown
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 GORDON Brown faced down critics of his leadership by telling Labour activists that he is the right man to lead Britain through difficult economic times. Click here for full conference coverage. -
17. Just what Labour wanted to hear
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 September 2008 THE tension was etched on the faces of the delegates as they took their seats. There were few smiles, only rigidly fixed jaws and glassy eyes staring into an uncertain future. -
18. First lady's campaign trail
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 WHILE Gordon Brown has been using the Labour Party Conference in Manchester to reinforce his prime ministerial credentials, his wife Sarah has been proving she's the perfect `first lady'. -
19. Building on experience
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 September 2008 Over the past five decades, BDP has become one of the world's leading design practices – and it began life here in the north west. -
20. Straw hits out at lawyers
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 21 September 2008 FAIRNESS for victims of crime was the message from Justice Secretary Jack Straw as he vowed Labour was the party to push the country forward.