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1. Mark helps families after lorry tragedy

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 June 2001
A STALYBRIDGE solicitor has been drafted in to help the desperate families of 58 Chinese stowaways who died in a lorry in Dover.

2. 20 years of deaths fear

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 June 2001
A PROFESSOR who carried out a detailed clinical audit of Harold Shipman's practices told the inquiry into his killings that his patients had been dying in abnormal numbers for 20 years before his arrest.

3. Baby heartbreak couple hail ban

Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 27 June 2001
A COUPLE whose six-day-old daughter died after controversial heart treatment have said they can 'finally begin to grieve' now the procedure has been banned.

4. Couple hit out over Cyprus holiday ordeal

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 25 June 2001
A COUPLE have told of their despair when a salmonella outbreak ruined their Mediterranean holiday.

5. Families relieved as inquiry starts

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 25 June 2001
AS THE Shipman Inquiry opened its doors, the families who fought so hard to make it public spoke of their relief that it was finally underway.

6. More wait for hospital care

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 25 June 2001
A SHARP rise in a patients' waiting list has proved an unwelcome dose of medicine for Tameside Hospital chiefs.

7. Offences go back years

Tameside Advertiser, Monday 25 June 2001
A CATALOGUE of errors by the authorities meant Shipman was allowed to continue practising despite being prosecuted for drugs offences 25 years ago.
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