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21. Taliban warned: Surrender of pay the price
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 02 October 2001 TONY BLAIR gave his toughest warning yet this afternoon (Tuesday) to the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. -
22. Buses axed after vandal attacks
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 October 2001 VANDALS as young as twelve have forced five bus services to be axed in Salford. -
23. Antarctica in words and music
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 October 2001 STUDENT Karolina Ohman is trying to capture the spirit of Antarctica for an ambitious project at a top school. -
24. Sharks tackle drugs and smoking in schools
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 13 October 2001 SALE Sharks are to tackle the problem of drugs and smoking in Lancashire secondary schools - thanks to new Lottery funding. -
25. Girl sent home in school uniform row
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 October 2001 A STUDENT has been sent home from school for wearing a neck-to-toe Muslim dress. -
26. Blair: War won't halt reforms
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 October 2001 TONY Blair said today that no one would stand in his way in his passion to modernise schools, hospitals and transport. -
27. New Chamber chief to get region back on track
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 18 October 2001 FORMER BBC industrial correspondent Felicity Goodey promised the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Manchester Chamber in her inaugural speech as newly-elected president. -
28. Job-seeking teacher's 'reject accent'
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 October 2001 A WOULD-BE teacher reckons her strong Salford accent is preventing her landing a permanent job. -
29. Late learners back as teachers
Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 October 2001 FIVE middle-aged women who decided to get some qualifications have returned to college as teachers. -
30. Children's guide to best buildings
Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 October 2001 SCHOOLCHILDREN are being encouraged to help draw up a guide to buildings in Greater Manchester for tourists.