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11. BNP call in police
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 19 November 2008 A SOLDIER, lecturer, retired policeman, trade unionist and teacher have been unmasked as members of the far-right British National Party in Greater Manchester. -
12. Obama victory speech
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 November 2008 President-elect Barack Obama spoke to the world from his home city of Chicago. Here is the full text of his victory speech. -
13. Alarm at 'increase in school violence'
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 01 November 2008 THE number of pupils sent home for attacking classmates has risen slightly, according to research by the Conservative Party. -
14. 'Marmite' guru spreads message
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 November 2008 A PSYCHOLOGIST who claimed Marmite could help end the Arab-Israeli conflict is to open a 'creative thinking' centre in Manchester. -
15. Trust in toy u-turn
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 November 2008 HEALTH bosses have ordered replacement toys for doctors' waiting rooms after existing ones were removed because it was feared they posed an infection risk. As revealed in the M.E.N, Trafford Primary Care Trust told staff to get rid of the toys and advised GPs to do the same. -
16. KGB wanted Sir Bernard Lovell to defect
Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 November 2008 THE unwavering eye of Sir Bernard Lovell betrays no sign of tiredness. -
17. Cameron slams mini-Budget
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 TORY leader David Cameron has told business leaders in Manchester that he found the Pre-Budget Report `shocking, unconvincing and depressing'. -
18. `Targeted' screening to cut breast cancer
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 A NEW breast-screening scheme which aims to tailor appointments to women's risk of developing cancer is being studied by doctors in Manchester. -
19. Surge in number of children at risk
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 25 November 2008 THE number of children `at risk' in Manchester has doubled in less than two years - prompting urgent calls for more social workers.