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1. Previews: Babyshambles, Ray Davies, Kate Rusby, The Fall

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
A BUSY week for live music with performances from legends, rising stars and a boy who just cannot keep out of the headlines.

2. The Dinner Detective Dines at: Pacific Thai, Chinatown

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
UNLIKE restaurant reviewers on some newspapers, the Diner Detective eats out incognito and always pays for the meal. That way, the Dinner Detective gets the same treatment as the readers, giving an honest review of the service you might receive.

3. Property: How to cash in on student city

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
THOUSANDS of students move to Manchester each year and there is a lucrative market in offering and finding them somewhere to live - even if modern accommodation is far removed from that offered to Neil, Vyvvian and the likes in the classic comedy series The Young Ones.

4. Soap: Gail stuck in her ways and her foot spa

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
WHO'S doing, to whom and how? Rachel Broady uncovers the plots which make your favourite soaps tick.

5. Alan McGee - the father of Creation

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
ALAN McGee, former head of Creation Records, is coming to Manchester as part of this weekend's In the City event and is looking forward to renewing "hostilities" with his old sparring partner Tony Wilson.

6. Conrad Astley: By the book

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
A SPECIAL preview of the last-ever Manchester Poetry Festival.

7. TV: They give us silly telly as nights draw in

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
AS the nights grow long, the TV shows get sillier. Conrad Astley previews the week ahead on the box.

8. Mick Rock: The man who shot the stars

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
AN EXHIBITION of photography by Mick Rock - "the man who shot the 70s" - opened at Urbis this week before setting off on an international tour. We speak to the man whose portraits of Bowie, Blondie and the Rocky Horror Show earned him the title of the "photo-laureate of glam" and discovered that the present means as much as the past.

9. Days Out: Cars, baths and vindaloo

Rochdale Observer, Friday 30 September 2005
OUR reporters give you a varied selection of events to keep you busy over the next few days.

10. TV: All a-changin for legendary Bob and Rik

Rochdale Observer, Thursday 22 September 2005
CONRAD Astley discovers that life has changed over the years for a musical legend and a comedic one-off.
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