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1. 31. Supernannies to tame kids

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 February 2007 SUPERNANNIES are to target the worst-behaved children in Greater Manchester. Parenting 'experts' will be appointed in Manchester, Bolton and Rochdale within months.

2. 32. School SOS fails to sway vote

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 26 February 2007 SALFORD councillors have agreed to controversial plans to close a successful secondary school, despite some Labour rebels voting against the plan.

3. 33. Half our councils 'excellent' in league tables

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 February 2007 MORE than half the region's councils have been judged excellent in new local authority league tables.

4. 34. Brown to go for green Budget

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 February 2007 CHANCELLOR Gordon Brown will present his 11th and almost certainly last budget on March 21 as his succession to Prime Minister Tony Blair's job this summer looks more or less assured.

5. 35. MP backs Kashmir conflict campaign

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 February 2007 MP Brian Iddon is backing a campaign to help families in Kashmir devastated by continuing conflict in the region.

6. 36. Virtual classroom for cancer care

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 12 February 2007 A "VIRTUAL classroom" to teach students around the world how to care for young people with cancer was launched today.

7. 37. This is the face of multi-racial Britain

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 February 2007 THE "Face of Britain" is more than 90% white, 5% Asian and almost 2% black, according to an image created by The Economist.

8. 38. Clinics carry out record number of abortions

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 February 2007 BRITAIN'S leading abortion provider carried out the highest number of abortions in a single month in January, it said. Marie Stopes International said Christmas drinking, leading to unprotected sex, could be to blame for the highest figure recorded in its 32-year history.

9. 39. Girl who has broken her Asbo 10 times

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 February 2007 A BINGE-drinking teenager has been given a final chance to mend her ways after she was caught breaking the terms of her Anti-Social Behaviour Order for the 10th time. Samantha Taylor admits to drinking half a bottle of vodka and 12 cans of strong lager in an `average' session.

10. 40. Church could be saved from the bulldozers

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 February 2007 A SALFORD landmark could be saved from demolition after a U-turn by developers. The Salford Central United Reformed Church, in Ordsall, is on a site needed for a new é25m school to be linked to the planned Media City at Salford Quays.

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