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31. Positive spin on school shake-up
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 June 2007 COUNCIL bosses are claiming support for plans to shake up local schools following a survey of parents - even though the majority of responses were negative. -
32. Brown unveils new Cabinet
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 June 2007 GORDON Brown's first Cabinet was announced by Downing Street today with Greater Manchester MPs Ruth Kelly, Hazel Blears and James Purnell landing key roles. -
33. Brown names Milliband
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 28 June 2007 GORDON Brown today handed rising star David Miliband the plum job as Foreign Secretary in his first Cabinet. -
34. Lighting up? Scrum off it
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 30 June 2007 ANYONE thinking of flaunting the smoking ban in Oldham should beware - rugby player Geno Costin is part of an enforcement team poised to pounce on rogue smokers. -
35. MP in stereotype row
Manchester Evening News, Monday 11 June 2007 LABOUR chairman Hazel Blears has been accused of stereotyping immigrants after suggesting the public associated them with anti-social behaviour. -
36. City's £12m super clinic takes shape
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 June 2007 WORK has started on the construction of a £12m super health centre in Pendleton. -
37. Pupils found teacher hanged in park
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 June 2007 FIVE children have been offered counselling after finding a headteacher's body in a Manchester park. -
38. Church wants Sony game cash
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 June 2007 CHURCH leaders are urging Sony to donate part of the profits from a controversial computer game to charities fighting gun crime in Manchester. -
39. Church blasts Sony game
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 09 June 2007 OFFICIALS at Manchester Cathedral were meeting today to decide whether to take legal action against computer giant Sony over a violent game set in the 800-year-old church. -
40. Skimpy schoolgirl skirt ban
Manchester Evening News, Friday 01 June 2007 SKIRTS are being banned by a high school because girls are wearing them too short.