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1. 1. The estate where splits are a way of life

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 October 2004 THE Higher Folds Estate in Leigh houses the biggest concentration of divorced people in England. One in six - or 16.02 per cent - of the people in Higher Folds, an estate of 1,200 homes, were divorced by 2001, when the results of the last UK Census were published in summer.

2. 2. Rise in police searches of Asians

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 July 2004 POLICE stop and searches under the anti-terrorism law have dramatically increased, with searches on Asians rising by 302%, according to figures published today.

3. 3. Skoda zooms to top of car satisfaction table

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 April 2004 THE Skoda, the butt of motoring jokes a few years ago, has now accelerated almost to the top of the car customer satisfaction table, it was revealed today.

4. 4. Overseas nursing recruits 'just a quick fix'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 11 May 2004 THE dependence of the NHS on nurses from overseas to boost staff numbers is only a short-term "fix", nursing leaders warned today.

5. 5. Text commentary: Croatia v England

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 June 2004 TEXT commentary on tonight's crucial Group B match in Lisbon between Croatia and England - and it's all about that man Rooney...

6. 6. Keegan's record: Transfers

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 November 2004 KEVIN Keegan has called on Manchester City's board to release funds for more players in January. Here ManchesterOnline runs the rule over the purchases made by the Blues boss so far.

7. 7. And the dearest city to stay in a hotel? That'll be Milan

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 April 2004 MILAN has leap-frogged New York and Rome to become the world's most expensive city based on hotel costs, according to a new survey.

8. 8. Liverpool and District Cricket Competition fixtures

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 April 2004 Liverpool and District Cricket Competition.

9. 9. Terror and oil prove a nasty mixture

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 August 2004 THE terror alerts in America and the UK combined with new highs for oil prices served a double whammy on the markets this week.

10. 10. Tories back zero tolerance

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 August 2004 POLICE have been undermined by political correctness and will receive backing for "zero tolerance" policing under a Tory government, Michael Howard said today. The party leader also revealed that he would scrap a scheme designed to prevent ethnic minorities being unfairly targeted by police on the street.

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