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1. 1. Harry Spooks America

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 November 2007 SPOOKS star Peter Firth says his spy drama role as MI5 boss Harry Pearce is anything but nine to five.

2. 2. Spooks is a real hit for Miranda

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 03 December 2007 FANS of our favourite TV spies know what to expect. It won't be easy, but we'll have to watch to the bitter end.

3. 3. They're out to get Carter

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 October 2007 SPOOKS star Rupert Penry-Jones is on the top floor of a former biscuit factory and about to face another crunch moment in front of the cameras.

4. 4. Floods of tears for Rupert

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 March 2007 SPOOKS star Rupert Penry-Jones isn't ashamed to admit he was overcome with emotion after filming his latest role.

5. 5. No pregnant pauses for Ros

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 October 2007 HERMIONE Norris went undercover while filming her latest TV drama - to hide her pregnancy.

6. 6. Why star still gets Cold Feet over bedroom scenes

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 May 2007 HERMIONE Norris didn't have time to get cold feet about playing a saucy temptress who stops at nothing to seduce a man.

7. 7. Whistleblowers' moral dilemma

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 21 September 2007 THE whistle is well and truly blown in a new television drama which highlights a series of modern day moral dilemmas.

8. 8. No Cold Feet about new series

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 December 2007 FORMER Cold Feet star Hermione Norris has not ruled out a return of the hit Manchester comedy drama.

9. 9. Tony cops another role

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 February 2007 HE'S a young, edgy and modern new TV detective who lives in Manchester and fights crime in and around the Rossendale Valley. Det Chief Insp Thomas Flynn is the silent type with a spark of genius as he hunts a serial killer stalking the streets in the Lancashire Pennines.

10. 10. Five star crime drama

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 January 2007 A YOUNG mother stops her car to buy flowers and vanishes, leaving her two children confused and alone in the family car. So begins Five Days (BBC1, tonight, 9pm), a five-part crime thriller which continues over the following two nights and concludes next week.

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