word order

[Clark]

1. Last week's terrible events
2. Yesterday's interesting news

Is the word order correct?

I also have doubts about the article in:

We had a nice two weeks' holiday.

[David L.]

1. Last week's terrible events
2. Interesting yesterday's news

1. Last week's terrible events

2. Yesterday's (rather) interesting news.

[Clark]

Thanks, David. Is 'a' in the following sentence correct?[

We had a nice two weeks' holiday.

[engee30]

Thanks, David. Is 'a' in the following sentence correct?[

We had a nice two weeks' holiday.

That article is all right. But there's something that isn't so:

We had a nice two-week holiday.
or
We had a nice two week's holiday.
or
We had a nice fortnight's holiday.

[Clark]

We had a nice two week's holiday.

a week's holiday
a two-week holiday
two weeks' holiday

but: 'a two week's holiday' doesn't sound right to me.
How does "two + week's" combine?

[engee30]

a week's holiday
a two-week holiday
two weeks' holiday

but: 'a two week's holiday' doesn't sound right to me.
How does "two + week's" combine?

The only possible ways I know of to express something with a number included in the noun modifier is through the two options I provided:

two-week holiday
or
two week's holiday (possessive)

Or maybe I'm wrong ?

[Clark]

I think the plural form of the noun should be put in the possessive case:
two weeks' holiday

[Barb_D]

I think the plural form of the noun should be put in the possessive case:
two weeks' holiday

As do I

[Clark]

So is it:
We had a nice two weeks' holiday.
or
We had nice two weeks' holiday?

[David L.]

We had a nice two-week holiday.

We've just returned from two weeks' holiday.