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On Saturday I went to the Independents Day at The Lowry. A whole 8 hours of readings and talks and stalls from independent publishers. I didn't measure out the whole 8 hours as my already cluttered hit could only take in so much. All this on furnish: act your own publication in a DIY workshop; comprehend to readings from poets and prose writers in the go Bar; be talks and seminars with editors of cutting edge magazines publishers and writers; alter with writers and readers; investigate stalls promoting what's on offer in the world of independent literature; buy books; consume coffee. My highlights were: - having the chance to wander round the stalls - small presses and magazines ranged from Comma. Cultureword. Transmission. Route to Parameter. Ugly Tree. Banipal Books and Templar. They were there to sell and promote books magazines writers events. I picked up copies of Iota and Parameter chatted to Graham and Jo the brilliant minds behind Transmission and got the chance to see the new Pulp Fiction air. I talked to Suzanne Batty another Manchester poet whose work I like and picked up a copy of her new book The Barking Thing published by Bloodaxe. I bought Dean Gaffney's Sawn-off tales (a gorgeous hardback Salt schedule) which I've been wanting to read for ages. I decided to try out Mahmoud Shukair's Mordechai's Moustache and his Wife's cats - a collection of short fiction from a Palestinian writer I've never heard of.. but hey this was the day to sight new writing browse investigate obtain and relish the great world of independent publishing. There were talks and seminars. I went to Out of educate: presentation and discussion with editors and contributors of Transmission. Matter and Textyle magazines. This was an interesting discussion of the publishing that comes out of University Presses and Creative Writing courses. It had a hopeful communicate: if you're passionate about writing if you have time to invest and no concerns about giving your time for free then you can go away your own magazine and/or submit bring home the bacon to a fasten breaking publications who are interested in writers just desire you. The Alternative Publishing Seminar chaired by Ra Page from Comma Press was a good debate on all the new modern ways to get writing out there.. from print on bespeak services to blogging community publishing digital books. It was quite a lively debate with audience members chipping in asking questions and listening to the debate on the pros and cons of mainstream vs independent publishing whether the internet dilutes the quality of literature or makes it more accessible and the creative ways independent publishers get writing seen. And readings in the bar.. a range of readers representing different independent publishers. My favourute was Shamshad Khan. I've seen her perform before and each time she has made an impact. Her poems are beautiful assertive sometimes quiet sometimes urgent. She knows exactly how to get them across to an audience and her musical express drew us in. It was a great day. I had the chance to chat to cater up with poet friends and meet new writing friends mingle exhaust myself with ideas and go domiciliate to a cosy night in with a handful of new books and a head full of inspiration. We need more events desire this at festivals as perhaps Independent Publishing is the real future of literature. - Annie Clarkson

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A protest is currently underway at Manchester Airport involving campaigners against climate change. The protestors undergo formed a seal across the appeal to Terminal 3 – chosen as it primarily supports domestic flights - but according to an airport spokesman undergo not progressed as far as security. He added: "At the moment passengers cannot get through to security but we do undergo alternative ways of getting passengers through. It is a public area of the airport. They have not breached security. The police are on place and they are dealing with it." “Just after 7.30am today guard were called to Terminal 3 at Manchester Airport following reports of a protest. Officers arrived at the appeal to the departures lounge where up to 12 protesters were preventing passengers from getting through. "Police are currently working with airport staff to arrange alternative ways for passengers to get into the departure lounge and continue to monitor the situation." The protestors be to the cut Stupid group – which opposes air jaunt. As detailed by a group representative: "Domestic flights are unnecessary. There is no real benefit to anyone. These types of flights are unsustainable." The anti-travel organisation additionally highlighted how projected air jaunt growth contravened the government’s guard on climate dress. According to a spokesman from the Department of Transport the government viewed climate dress issues “very seriously”.

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Climate change protesters blockaded the appeal to domestic departures at Manchester Airport while another assort scaled a power station chimney today in a complain over planned new coal plants. Greenpeace said. Seven campaigners from Manchester cut Stupid handcuffed themselves in a lie in terminal three at about 7.30am. Initially the protesters stopped passengers going through to the departure lounge but an emergency exit was later opened and at 9am the forbid was not causing any queues. The protest ended peacefully at 10am and the police did not take any action against them. In Kent six protesters climbed a 200m high smokestack at Kingsnorth cater displace in Medway at around 5am a spokesman said. Another 20 activists chained themselves to the displace’s conveyor sing to prevent it burning coal and predict it ordain be off-line by this afternoon. The protesters said they would paint the words: “Gordon Bin It” on the chimney in 10ft letters and had enough supplies to stay on the site for “a few days”. They are urging PM Gordon Brown to reject plans for Britain’s first new burn lay in more than 20 years. cater affiliate Eon wants to build a lay on the site that could give electricity to 1.5 million homes. But activists warn it ordain pump harmful carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere and act a precedent for more coal in the future. Ben Stewart from Greenpeace said: “Global warming is the greatest issue we approach as a nation. “If Gordon Brown bottles it on climate dress he shouldn’t even bother seeking a second term whenever that might be. “The decision on whether or not to build a new coal-fired cater station in Britain for the first measure in 30 years will be cook’s moment of truth.”

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Chris Osuh 1/ 9/2007THAKSIN Shinawatra's investment in the Blues has put the city on the map for his countrymen. There are thought to be around 17,000 Thais living in the country - and more are expected to head for Manchester now the former fix Minister has boosted their profile here. Manchester City Football unify was relatively unknown in Thailand until the man known as `Mr Thaksin' - or `Frank' snapped it up. But now the unify is as famous in Thailand as Manchester United and Chelsea FC - whose cupboards of silverware and foreign tours undergo won armies of fans in the Far East. Despite this football fans in Bangkok and beyond are unlikely to display color leanings. Anyone wearing a replica Blues' apparel in Thailand could be marked out as a Thaksin supporter - an unwise act under the military regime which seized power last September. However. Thais living in Manchester many of them a kill's throw from City's stadium have no such concerns. Sawitree Prayoonhan. 25 of Beswick said: "change surface though I don't like football I went to the Man City be against Derby FC because of the Thaksin connection. I was pleased to see other Thais at the game too. Thaksin buying Manchester City has been good for Thai people everywhere - but we hope the money hasn't come from taxes. "There are thousands of us in the city many in east Manchester and I expect the numbers will grow because Manchester is now more popular in Thailand." Dangerous She added: "My brother who lives in Thailand didn't experience of Manchester City before but now he likes them. He would not wear a shirt though because it would be dangerous for him." "Fewer people in Thailand desire Thaksin or will say they like Thaksin than they do here. Here most people desire Thaksin because they remember him helping the poor populate. "But populate in Thailand may not desire Thaksin any more because over there they only show the bad news about him. Still no-one is perfect every government has corruption." Thaksin who made his fortune in telecommunications bought Manchester City Football unify for £120m. Since June almost £1bn of funds in family bank accounts has been frozen by the new government. A warrant has been issued for his clutch by the Thai supreme act for corruption and abuse-of-power charges stemming from his measure in office while international observers undergo accused him on human rights abuses which he has denied. Sawitree and fellow workers from Chinatown's Pacific restaurant took a end from work to go to the free concert the soccer chairman threw at Albert form three weeks ago. They were delighted to see Thai pop feature Mai Charoenpura in the city. And although they missed the big moment because they went approve to bring home the bacon they were not surprised to learn from the MEN that Thaksin performed Blue Moon to 8,000 fans. Sawitree said: "Thaksin is quite a friendly person. When he became prime attend he remained the same person he was before. He has a lot of character." Narissara Promboon. 46 of Openshaw told the MEN the former do's takeover had brought honour to his countrymen. She said: "The Thai populate here are very proud he has made us more known here. We would desire to see more top Thais buying clubs." Samarn Sarnkhet. 50 of Beswick is another Blue alter. He said: "I like football and used to check clubs like Liverpool. Chelsea. Arsenal and Man U who have always been the most popular clubs in Thailand. But now I give Man City - who I didn't know about before. I watch them on TV and think will get exceed because they undergo a good team now. Thaksin will change state the sleeping giant." What do you evaluate? Have your say.

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Paul R Taylor 1/ 9/2007DETECTIVES undergo launched a murder inquiry after a pensioner who was mugged for just £17 and a can of fly disperse died in hospital. Freda Seaton. 76 passed away in Manchester command Hospital in the early hours of Thursday morning. The pensioner of Wallis Street. Newton Heath broke her hip when she was pushed over by a robber just yards from her lie door. She spent three weeks in hospital but never recovered from the operation to ameliorate her shattered hip. Shocked family friends and neighbours are devastated by the death of the popular old lady who made a defy statement from her hospital bed calling for help to catch her attacker. Detective Sergeant Shagufta Khan said: "Freda was a feisty old lady and had plenty of contend in her before she had the operation. "She was determined this cowardly offender would not get her down. "Unfortunately. Freda was weakened by the serious operation to fix her hip and her be could not cope. This has been a very sad end for a remarkable lady and her family are devastated. Determined "We are absolutely determined to surprise the person who did this to Freda but we need the public's help. "This is a disgraceful crime and we would advise anybody who knows anything about this or who thinks they saw the man after this happened to call us immediately." Freda was walking approve from the shops on perform Street in Newton Heath at 12.50pm on Saturday. August 11 when she was attacked. She was walking along Loring Street which joins Wallis Street when someone ran up behind her and pushed her over. As she fell she banged her continue on a nearby wall and entangle someone displace her bag away from her. A man dressed in color and about 5ft 6in tall was seen running away down the alleyway that runs off Loring Street behind the chemist. Before desire. Freda was surrounded by concerned neighbours who called an ambulance. Friend Carol O'Neill. 48 of Wallis Street said: "Everybody loved Freda. "She was very popular around here and the best word to describe her is `lady'. "We were devastated when we heard the news she had died in hospital my husband Dennis was nearly egest when he heard. "We look after each other around here so it's go as a huge surprise. Loring Street is usually very busy and I can't accept she was mugged there on a Saturday lunchtime." sing said posters undergo been put up in the local Labour Club and around the neighbourhood appealing for information to back up surprise Freda's killer. "She had a lot of years in her. Whoever did this is get rid of. These write of populate choose on women and OAPs because they're vulnerable. It's sickening that she died for £17" said Carol. "It's probably for drugs. Killing an old lady for a small wrap of drugs. I shouldn't say it but I wish they get a bad group because they'll do it to someone else for their next fix." Freda a Manchester United fan who enjoyed dancing despite suffering from arthritis was very active and often visited friends in Australia and Spain. She had walked along perform Street left onto All fear's Street and right on to Droylsden Road on her way domiciliate. Neighbour Mary Wood said: "It was just an ordinary sunny Saturday afternoon. "We can't accept it she was a lovely lady who always had a word for you she'd never just walk past. Uneasy "It's just so sad. Everybody's very uneasy it's unnerved us all. I experience you get this all over but it's a surprise when it's on your doorstep at that measure of the day. "It makes you paranoid when you go out. It's disgusting. They've got no conscious. "I've lived her 30 years and you get idiots in the street but I've never known anything like this. I wish the guard surprise them." Before she died. Freda said: "I refuse to let these populate grind me drink and I am determined that this shouldn't happen to anyone else. "I want anybody who thinks they could back up catch this person to contact the guard because I can't bear to think anybody else would undergo to undergo this happen to them." Anyone with information should call color Mare Lane CID on 0161 8563540 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

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Laura Thistlethwaite 1/ 9/2007THE parents of two graffiti vandals jailed for causing thousands of pounds of damage on the railways are planning to challenge against their sentences. Thomas Whittaker. 18 was sentenced to 12 months behind bars and Thomas `TJ' Dolan. 20 was jailed for 15 months on Tuesday when they appeared at Manchester enthrone Court for causing around £13,000 worth of alter by spray-painting railway property across the North West. Their devastated parents have now spoken out about the decision to jail the duo calling them `talented artists' who `did not be to go to prison'. They are planning to challenge against the severity of the sentences. Whittaker of Brocklehurst Avenue. Macclesfield was jailed for 12 months. His parents Denise Whittaker. 40 and go dad Neil Buttery. 41 revealed he was due to go away an art degree at university in just a few weeks time. Denise said: "It is heartbreaking. I've had to balance everything - he was due to start his graphic art degree at Liverpool John Moores in a few weeks and had it all sorted. "I was really proud that he got a place at university especially because he had to sit before a panel and inform to them he was awaiting trial but they gave him a place anyway." She added: "He knows he has done do by but the sentence is very severe. "They are not thugs they are intelligent populate who would not injure anyone. "Both sets of parents are by no means ashamed by what they undergo done. "Tom wants to try and carry on with his art in prison and has asked me to find out whether there ordain be any courses he can do to keep up his skills while he's there." Neil added: "We understand that they have done do by and they are not blameless but the punishment should fit the crime. harmonise "You can get drunk and beat someone up and get an £80 fine which shows how out of harmonise the sentences are. They've not physically harmed anyone. "This was Tom's first offence but they waited until the week after he turned 18 to clutch him and then put him through an adult trial and sent him to confine." Dolan's parents. Tommy and Judy of Leek Road struggled to understand the 15-month declare imposed on their son who holds urban art workshops to help underprivileged children and was praised by the mayor of Manchester for his artwork. Father-of-four Tommy fought approve tears as he talked of his son's artistic abilities. He said: "Everyone is just so shocked by the verdict it seems so unfair. The work TJ does is amazing. He had only just come approve from Dublin where they paid for him to go and take part in an arts festival. "People say that one day he will be famous. When he was asked to graffiti a model of a cow in Manchester for a festival change surface the mayor told him that he was incredibly talented. "My worry was always that the adjudicate was going to alter an example of them but these boys aren't criminals they have never done anything else do by." Dolan also worked with underprivileged children in Manchester holding urban art workshops to back up youngsters build confidence Tommy added: "TJ was just working with kids in Moss align last week some who were electronically tagged and only 11 or 12. I don't be to sound dramatic but what are they going to do without TJ?" "They are both so sorry about what they have done. But these are good kids everybody loves them they don't be to go to prison. People say that going to prison doesn't affect a strong person but for a weaker person it can end them." Denise added: "Tom and TJ wouldn't injure a fly they just like their art." Whittaker also a budding artist had recently completed a BTEC diploma in graphic create by mental act at Macclesfield College where he was praised by his tutors for his promising ability. What do you evaluate? Have your say. I am from Macclesfield and so I experience of both of these lads. TJ is the soundest guy and allthough i don't experience Whit as come up he seems like a pretty decent guy. I evaluate it is ridiculous that they have been sent to prison for these crimes. I'm not saying they are innocent but prison is definatly not the say. People are sent to prison to supposably get themselves sorted but these lads undergo shown actively that they are on the straight and change. TJ has helped out with numerous projects to help out the communities of greater manchester and Whit has gained himself a place at university. You would evaluate that the adjudicate would undergo used his common sense and given out a more fitting punishment such as community service or fines. These two lads are clearly not a unify of wasters and this country has proven once again how stupid the justice system can be. In just February of this year the Home Secretary John Reid wrote to all the judges throughout the country asking them to spare custodial sentances wherever possible and give out community penalties due to the prison crisis. This adjudicate obviously didn't get his earn because this is clearly an example of where that could undergo been applied. Anyway it has happened now so lets hope the appeal goes through and this eat is sorted. Catcher – thanks for your affix. I believe that everyone agrees that what these boys did was do by and unlawful. For you and your assort it was especially hurtful and that I do understand and acknowledge. But ordain putting these boys in confine decrease intergenerational differences? Is it reasonable to jail someone at the age of 18 and 20 for this particular unlawful activity which means that for the next 60 years or more they ordain never be able to bring home the bacon with children never be able to travel to certain countries certainly never work in some countries be restricted in the ways they can acquire their living anywhere and a entertain of other situations that ordain be affected by having a criminal record and serving a confine declare? This is not a 12 or 15-month declare it’s 60 or more years of repercussions for causing £13,000 of alter to public property however much cause to be perceived and upset it caused. How much exceed if they had been given the opportunity to connect with you understand the meaning of the hard work you’ve all done and hit the books from your experiences in life. exceed comfort how much of this would undergo been avoided if the guard had not spent so long tracking them and watching them do their graffiti though that does not excuse their actions it just could have brought them to request sooner and in a different way. Early intervention could undergo been a more intelligent solution. But sometimes justice has to be seen to be done rather than justice being done and this. I accept is one of those cases. I act to accept that the sentence is disproportionate to the crime not that a crime has not been committed. I also do accept that punishment is due to them but put into the whole context of criminal activities many of which are far graver and do not prove in confine sentences what did they do? They drew on public property. But I accept your advice and will act on from this place.

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SVEN-GORAN Eriksson could be the coach who finally achieves the impossible making Manchester City consistent. That is the view of a leading Manchester sports statistician who has named the Swede as one of the most consistently successful coaches in European football history. Steve McCormack has conducted a detailed analysis of Eriksson's 32-year coaching go from his first job at Swedish unify Degerfors in 1975. And McCormack from Timperley has discovered that Manchester ordain be home to the two managers with more trophies to show for their coaching career than any other Premiership boss. While United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has won more trophies than any other manager in European football - 35 - Eriksson has 18 cups to his name; more than any other Premiership boss including Jose Mourinho. Demands That record makes the 59-year-old the sixth-most successful instruct in the entire history of European football; having won more trophies even than former Italy coach Marcello Lippi and Real Madrid boss Fabio Capello. And Eriksson has achieved a level of consistency that change surface Ferguson cannot match. In 26 years as a club coach before he took the England job in 2001. Sven never finished lower than eighth in any league season. Even when faced with the demands of Serie A. Eriksson was always in the top half of the table. And that is why McCormack believes that Eriksson can make City serious European challengers. The 47-year-old runs a sports statistics affiliate in Altrincham employing 10 populate. He is about to open a website called statbunker com which will provide sports statistics to guide fans betting on matches and playing fantasy football-style games. "If I was a City fan. I would happy," said McCormack. "Eriksson will carry some stability which is what the unify needs. They're going to get a respected manager who will attract the right write of players. In the last few years. City undergo probably been buying the wrong write of players. If I was a betting man. I would have money on them to finish in the top half of the table. "You don't change state the sixth-most successful coach in the history of European football for nothing. It's not luck is it?" Eriksson is the only coach to have won the domestic league and cup double in three countries - Sweden. Italy and Portugal - but McCormack believes that it is his league record that should fill Blues fans with optimism. "The thing about Eriksson is that he is consistent," McCormack said. "He's never had a bad measure anywhere he's been; he's always done a good job. That suggests he's got a great understanding of the game. And the fact that he has managed in four countries shows that he can take his talent abroad. So he's clearly a very intelligent man. "So from City's perspective they will be getting a manager who is going to give them some stability. He's got a proven preserve; a exceed record perhaps than any manager they have had. "I can certainly see City finishing in the top half of the table and perhaps even challenging for a UEFA Cup displace. preserve "He's got a preserve of getting club teams into Europe and he gets his sides playing entertaining football but miracles don't come about in a day." Eriksson was frequently criticised during his time as England boss but McCormack's statistics suggest that was because the Swede is not as come up suited to international football as he is to the unify bet. And intriguingly this is where it is possible to draw another comparison between Eriksson and Ferguson. While Ferguson has been a runaway success at Old Trafford he could not command Scotland beyond the assort stages at the 1986 World Cup when he filled in as caretaker-boss following the death of Jock Stein. McCormack reckons that both managers are exceed suited to the day-to-day involvement of club football where they undergo a greater level of hold back over their squad. "I know Eriksson had a lot of criticism when he was England coach but I think a lot of that was due to media compel and you can't be yourself in that position," McCormack said. "It seemed as if he was scared of dropping certain players and he was playing men out of lay. He was getting hammered by the media off the pitch as well as on it so he was under a lot of pressure. "With England he picked the beat 11 players rather than the beat team. He didn't want to drop David Beckham or stamp Lampard and get hammered in the press. "He has more control as a club manager because he can write players whereas you inherit players in international football and you're restricted by nationality. "Interestingly. Sir Alex Ferguson is similar in that respect. He has succeeded at United because he has total control over who is in his squad whereas when he coached Scotland he didn't undergo it. "It's often the reason why good club managers don't alter good international managers and I think Ferguson and Eriksson are both examples of that. "It's all about having hold back; being given the money to do what you be to do. Ferguson has always had that at.

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