Articles from Birmingham Mail (England) (October 27, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Missing out' on tax breaks; INDUSTRY: Companies take a risk switching production abroad.			277
'Mistake' in gun tragedy.			165
A real gem; ART Jewellery Quarter hosts exhibition based on images of Longbridge plant.			265
Alternative to the A-level; SOLIHULL COLLEGE.			138
Appeal not to jail 'liar; COURT: False stab claim to police.			217
Backing for Metro move; PERRY BARR.			184
Bar used in teen attack; REDDITCH.			237
Basketball: Dino: Give us some respect; Bullets' playmaker reveals secret of successful start to season.			377
Being secret agent is pure child's play; BOOKS: Young premium Bonds get their kicks from team of experts.			304
Bella helps light up the show; WALSALL.			207
Birmingham Magistrates.			779
Bob praised for his selfless care; SUTTON Award for husband who gave up job to look after sick wife full-time.			344
Bonfire free of fireworks.			138
Boy scouts are back in town; SUTTON COLDFIELD The day 30,000 gathered in Sutton Park.			376
Brakes put on the boy racers; KNOWLE Car park entrance gates installed to halt gangs.			260
Brummies can't bare to show all.			103
Burned-out bangers blitz; CRIME: Police vow to rid streets of torched cars.			257
Cameron a true claret and blue.			152
Cash joy for local heroes; COMMUNITY: Award scheme to tackle crime.			301
Cash plea to save refuge; BURNTWOOD Domestic violence project needs pounds 100,000.			332
Central City News: Advice for graduates; NEC.			89
Central City News: Community thanks life-savers; SPARKHILL.			99
Central City News: CPS chief speaks to law students.			228
Central City News: EASTSIDE.			91
Central City News: Hospital in TV appeal; ASTON.			172
Central City News: Orchestra's cash boost; CBSO pounds 28,000 donation will help young musicians.			311
Central City News: Triple routes to fight rubbish; ASTON Bid to clean up suburb.			247
Central City News: Where is the cash you promised us; HANDSWORTH Coach hits out over lack of funds for club that helps youths.			385
Chance for young to have their say.			194
Changes in laws could make the elections a mockery; VOTING: Warning that polls could be used to advertise balti houses.			296
City centre's new image; WOLVERHAMPTON Work begins on area makeover.			325
City chief rounds on his critics.			159
County key to economy; INDUSTRY.			131
CRICKET: England captain full of optimism.			242
Crook gets 10-year ban; CRIME: Estate agent cheated customers.			462
Cyrille equal to film role.			297
Cyrille equal to film role; CAMPAIGN: Soccer legend to fight prejudice.			273
D-Day over hall future; DINGLE LANE Campaigners fighting to save historic building from bulldozer.			329
DJ whose rape claim sparked riot: I'm sickened by what happened.			671
Drunk youths are 'headhunters; STAFFORDSHIRE Bishop calls for action over misery of alcohol-fuelled yobs.			241
DVD bid to boost adoption; BLACK COUNTRY.			123
Families warned over teenage yob; TIPTON 'Be on your guard' - police deliver leaflets about prolific offender.			400
Families' say over hospital; REDDITCH Chance for a vote over threatened health services.			348
Filmmakers of the future.			84
Fire bomb man jailed; COURTS: Arsonist had been imprisoned for child murder.			356
Football: Albion drop their appeal.			199
Football: Alex set to return.			147
Football: Darren's goal to aid Wolves; Midlfield star wants to improve engine room's performance.			385
Football: Delaney is fighting fit; VILLA: Welsh defender throws down gauntlet to rival Hughes.			447
Football: Emile in race to lead the attack.			649
Football: Fergie done no favours.			310
Football: Heskey injury takes shine off victory for Bruce.			324
Football: I can be Fors again.			667
Football: Jaro marches Blues forward; BLUES 2 NORWICH 1 Nerves at St Andrew's are soothed by thunderbolt strike from midfield star.			299
Football: Pead out to silence critics.			327
Football: Pennant: We're up for vital clash.			319
Football: Phillips: We'll get out of trouble.			425
Football: Putting today's posers to shame.			440
Football: Ross has chance to shine.			257
Football: Scharner signing in doubt.			166
Football: Struggle for Kanu; ALBION: Striker is hoping to shake off injury for TV showdown.			400
Football: Struggle for Kanu; Mercurial striker in race against time to shake off nagging injury.			354
Football: Taylor muscles in again.			248
Football: Tickets up for grabs.			95
From my prison cell to a meeting with the Queen; FRESH START: Honour as Nathan puts criminal past behind him.			320
Fun for the young and the restless; REDDITCH.			193
Gary Newbon: Don't lose your nerve, Blues; THE MAN YOU CAN'T IGNORE.			489
Girl Talk: Becks let-off is not good for the game.			349
Go-ahead for car park plan; LICHFIELD.			156
GOLF: Casey is back in groove.			151
Golf: Poulter's looking after No1.			148
Graham does the business; STOURPORT.			84
Green light for junction; SHIRLEY.			137
Hunt for missing student.			123
I'm back in the running; SOLIHULL Coma victim's marathon battle.			365
I'm sickened by what happened - DJ Warren G; EXCLUSIVE.			419
In search of stars for film.			189
In the zone for playtime fun; WOLVERHAMPTON Initiative to boost school activity levels.			343
Increase in mediation; INDUSTRY: Fewer firms taking court action in disputes.			273
Inside View: Smoking plan not the full measure.			340
Issues up for youth debate; LODE LANE.			168
Jobs: Build for the future.			211
Jobs: Interview Advice - The dos and don'ts of getting a job in retail.			347
Jobs: Just the job as uni gets its graduates off to a flying start.			242
Jobs: New bid to beat sickness at work.			249
Laughing sex attacker.			88
Letter: Bad mothers.			167
Letter: Dudley muddle.			161
Letter: Fine city, terrible traffic.			144
Letter: Help them now.			171
Letter: Housing fantasy.			90
Letter: Mobile menace.			97
LOZELLS RIOTS: We are united in quest for peace; Women and children march 'to end the madness.			470
Man bailed in mother murder hunt; ALDRIDGE.			131
Manisha flying the city flag in battle for Miss India title.			309
Matt and Tony in the saddle.			188
Minister praise for riot police.			250
Motor Racing: GP 'sell out.			110
MP goes on attack over pension crisis.			183
MP pledges to help lost limb victims; MERIDEN.			130
MP supports more power for teachers; HALL GREEN.			158
New play facilities planned; BRANDWOOD.			98
New role for parish priest.			108
NightLife: Ask The DJ.			226
NightLife: Bar Review - MORTONS KITCHEN BAR AND DELI: Cosmopolitan meeting place.			377
NightLife: Music - Exciting times for Mylo and friends; MYLO Wednesday November 2 Carling Birmingham Academy Tickets from 0870 771 2000.			352
NightLife: Spin City - 50 Cent bids to get richer.			252
NightLife: The Big Gig - Why Shaun's not in a Happy place; HAPPY MONDAYS/ STEREO MCS Tonight, Carling Academy Birmingham, 0870 771 2000.			456
NightLife: WIN a Top Dog Christmas party.			531
NightLife: Your Nights Out; Heading out with your mates tonight? Well we want to come too.			153
No urge to splurge.			183
Open event for students; UCE.			175
Our Say.			392
Party man gets a party shock; HARBORNE Surprise 80th bash for the city's longest serving councillor.			305
Passer-by pins down fleeing man.			163
Phone box man 'killed in revenge.			239
Phone box man 'killed in revenge; COURT Drug dealer carried out stab attack - claim.			260
Planning Applications.			140
Plea to families over cull; CAMPAIGN: Post office axe quiz.			226
Police hit the road for recruits; STAFFORDSHIRE.			188
Police hunt after man is shot.			161
Police hunt after man is shot.			122
Price fears at HP Sauce buyout bid; BUSINESS Competition probe threatens pounds 470m deal.			216
Prisons full to bursting; CRIME: Report criticises overcrowding in cells.			246
Professor is par for the course! Academic in the swing to help clinch victory.			271
Pump ops plea to save lives of kids; CAMPAIGN: Charity in fight to prevent sick children dying of heart attacks.			396
Quiz of the day.			104
Red nose day for young; SOLIHULL.			103
Relief as Julie alive and well; HURRICANE: Fears over city office worker.			297
Remember When? 1975; Email your nostalgia pictures for this daily feature to mypictures@mrn.co.uk.			105
Reviews: Masters of dance; MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP Birmingham Hippodrome.			192
Rugby Union: Horsman 21-day ban.			124
Rugby Union: Horsman banned.			131
Scientists seek cancer cure.			210
Signs are good for walkers; ERDINGTON.			126
Sleepout for victims.			84
Small business shows real promise.			103
Smart ideas from school; CHELMSLEY WOOD Pupils in running for water title.			334
Soccer chief in libel victory; COURTS: pounds 250,000 pay-out.			353
Speedway: Mix and match.			155
Statue's final resting plaice; EDUCATION Eye-catching fish sculpture goes back to its school.			311
Strike brought to life; DUDLEY.			163
Student in club death; COURTS: Single punch 'caused young man to die.			332
Student Jamie's a web master; GREAT BARR.			173
Tarmac set for sell-off; INDUSTRY: Auction to follow disappointing returns.			266
Teens' street pranks alert.			311
Tennis: Murray in credit.			133
the learning zone: College help to make the right choice at 16.			301
the learning zone: Newman can open up your options.			112
the learning zone: Platinum Training is raising the bar.			254
the learning zone: Plea to embrace change; BUSINESS: Tough choices ahead.			365
the learning zone: Sign up for reading and writing skills.			122
the learning zone: Warning on 'bird jab; HEALTH: Flu injection won't protect against avian strain say medics.			305
the learning zone: Warning to beware of counterfeit vodka.			139
Think pink; COLESHILL.			182
Think safe with fireworks.			98
Top notch show; THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL Brownhills & Bloxwich Musical Theatre Company Lichfield Garrick.			207
Tourist call on canal network.			153
Town is top of rental value table.			207
Tragedy in tackling fire SUBH: Warning after man fighting blaze died.			311
Transportation project goes on; SOLIHULL.			95
Vandals ruin kids' work; KINGS HEATH Graffiti daubed over pool schoolchildren helped to restore.			270
Vicar's out to aid homeless at Xmas; WYLDE GREEN.			230
Warning on alarm offer; STOURBRIDGE AND HALESOWEN.			298
We won't let school go under; SHIRLEY Parents ready to fight axe threat.			334
WOMEN'S FOOTBALL: Jo's back with Blues.			129
Workers unite to help out; KITTS GREEN Community work praised.			275
X-Factor gran is a winner; SHOWBIZ: Forget it Cowell - our Althea is the Number One.			406
Yam in for a right laff; SUTTON COLDFIELD.			106
Your Shout: Readers Letter.			119
Your Shout: Take a look at Pearce, David.			164
Your Shout: WIN Banks's Bitter.			139
Youths' invite to join the fun; NORTHFIELD.			121