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1. 1. Businesses could bite into Mars plans

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 January 2004 US PRESIDENT George Bush's declaration that he will lead the space race to the Moon and Mars may be hijacked by big business.

2. 2. Comment: Dario and Sir Alex - the grandmasters

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 November 2004 UNLESS you've been down a pot-hole or holidaying on Mars, it won't have escaped your attention that Sir Alex Ferguson celebrated 1,000 matches as manager of Manchester United on Tuesday.

3. 3. Is anybody out there? Er, no!

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 April 2004 A 10-YEAR study of radio signals in space involving astronomers from Jodrell Bank Observatory, near Holmes Chapel, has come to an end without detecting a single murmur of intelligent life on other planets.

4. 4. Deep-fried "delicacy" no myth

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 December 2004 THOUSANDS of deep-fried Mars bars are being consumed in Scotland every week with more than one in five fish and chip shops selling them, an investigation has revealed.

5. 5. Sports review of the year: July - September 2003

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 January 2004 Review of the third quarter of 2003.

6. 6. Ash @ Academy 1

   CityLife, Tuesday 08 June 2004 THE Academy is experiencing such freak weather conditions ités enough to send Michael Fishés underpants into a twist while nominating Oxford Road for the setting of a new apocalyptic thriller.

7. 7. Ash @ Academy 1

   CityLife, Tuesday 08 June 2004 THE Academy is experiencing such freak weather conditions ités enough to send Michael Fishés underpants into a twist while nominating Oxford Road for the setting of a new apocalyptic thriller.

8. 8. Ash @ Academy 1

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 June 2004 THE Academy is experiencing such freak weather conditions it's enough to send Michael Fish's underpants into a twist while nominating Oxford Road for the setting of a new apocalyptic thriller.

9. 9. Mancunians pile on the pounds

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 30 January 2004 MANCHESTER has overtaken Glasgow as the fattest city in the UK, according to a new survey. Barrel-bellied couch potatoes, like Jim Royle in TV comedy The Royle Family, are becoming the norm as Mancunians shun exercise and pile on the pounds.

10. 10. Amir in the driving seat

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 August 2004 AMIR Khan reckons he will have more trouble catching up with his college work and passing his driving test than trying to win a gold medal.

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