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1. Main event: banding together

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
The Smiths reunion may never happen, but the next best thing will take place this weekend as Andy Rourke and Johnny Marr take to the stage along with a handful of Manc legends fighting cancer. Conrad Astley spoke to the musician who arranged what could be an unforgettable night.

2. Soapbox: Will Ty ever break ties with Maria?

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
Rachel Broady looks at next week's goings-on in soapland.

3. A bit about... Clare Wilkie

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
Claire Wilkie is best known for her role as Sandra diMarco in EastEnders, although she also starred in Crossroads and Eldorado. The actress, who shared a class at Redroofs stage school with Kate Winslet, is now appearing in The Snow Queen at The Opera House.

4. Days out

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
From celebrating the year of the dog to planning the perfect wedding, we look at next week's big events.

5. Interview: telling David's story

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
Song of Songs - perhaps the first ever film to be set in Britain's orthodox Jewish community - is to be shown in Manchester as part of the UK Jewish Film Festival. Conrad Astley spoke to actor Joel Chalfen.

6. Previews

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
We look forward to appearances from rockers The Strokes, folksters The Waterboys and sofa-shifting crooner Katie Melua.

7. The week ahead: can Lewis' intellect go it alone?

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
From Morse's sidekick attempting a solo career to the end of one of Manchester's gangsters, Conrad Astley looks at next week's TV.

8. Reviews

Rochdale Observer, Friday 27 January 2006
We look at spoof comedy Horror for Wimps, and a selection of Russian classics at Bridgewater Hall.

9. Fashion - how to get the goth look

Rochdale Observer, Thursday 26 January 2006
Goth style is enjoying a revival thanks to Coronation Street's Rosie and Craig, and soon your daughter - or son - could be slapping on the make up and dressing head to toe in black. Fashion writer Faye Marriott asked two young Manchester workers to try the look for a day.