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1. 1. How scan shock and fear turned to tears of joy

   Oldham Advertiser, Thursday 26 October 2006 Regular breast screening can identify cancer-producing cells at their very earliest - as Metro News' Angela Kelly discovered...

2. 2. Bradfield's solo return

   CityLife, Monday 09 October 2006 JAMES Dean Bradfield doesn't cope well when he's left to his own devices. But when The Manic Street Preachers decided to take a break, the singer found himself in exactly that situation. He recorded a solo LP though and arrives here for a date tonight.

3. 3. Silent are golden

   CityLife, Friday 13 October 2006 THE Silent Parade may well be Manchester's most political-minded and angriest new rock band, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to ram their politics down your throat, Bono-style. Far from it. They play here tonight.

4. 4. Canal could be closed just four years after its £23m revamp

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 11 October 2006 A REGENERATED Oldham waterway could be closed - just four years after reopening following a much-heralded £23m refurbishment.

5. 5. It's so good to have you home

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 18 October 2006 THE family of an 18-year-old soldier have spoken of their joy and relief at his safe return after a tour of duty in one of the most dangerous military zones in the world.

6. 6. Octagon serves up a classic

   CityLife, Friday 27 October 2006 JOE Orton is now acknowledged as one of the great post-war British writers and What the Butler Saw is acclaimed as a classic. It's on at the Octagon until November 18.

7. 7. Justin Moorhouse: In every man's life there will be a moment when he thinks of others

   CityLife, Friday 27 October 2006 I HAD such marvellous feedback from last week's column (thanks Ethel in Burnage and Roy in Leigh), that I thought I'd share more of my wisdom with you. You can cut out and keep the guide, but I'd be happier knowing you'd read the other side of the page first.

8. 8. Profile: Eyck Zimmer

   CityLife, Friday 06 October 2006 EYCK Zimmer defines his style of cooking without a moment's hesitation. "It's modern eclectic. I don't mean by this that I put any old crap on the plate, just that I mix different influences and different ingredients to produce dishes I can be proud of."

9. 9. Vieux Carré @ Library Theatre

   CityLife, Tuesday 17 October 2006

10. 10. Answering Machine trying to get their message across

    CityLife, Thursday 05 October 2006 IN the great tradition of The Who's Keith Moon, Manchester band The Answering Machine also have a drummer who's errant, attention-seeking and whose ego could fill out the M.E.N. Arena twice over. The group play The Roadhouse tonight.

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