Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (April 29, 2000)

1-97 out of 97 article(s)

Title	Author	Words
10 things you didn't know about...DALLAS; WEEKEND TV.		328
A novel 50 years in the making!	Wood, Michael	142
A-Ha poised for chart comeback.		122
Ad all over!	McMullen, Marion	693
Appeal tourney; rugby union.		93
Atlas maps out a win for Lewis; BOXING.	Field, David	206
Blow for Leason; motorsport.		96
Booze blow to comedy turns.		132
Born to be a wildlife writer; BOOKS.	Jury, Ted	325
Care homes staff in jobs battle.	Scott, Fiona	257
Cathedral venue for evangelist.		148
Celebration day for Bard fans.	Keay, Rebecca	310
Charity is hit by callous thieves.		217
COOL - that's Rich!; WEEKEND TV.	McMULLEN, MARION	738
Cov great Broderick honoured; RUGBY UNION.		154
Crane driver dies in crash.		95
Death of long-serving Coventry doctor.		250
Different images of English tradition; PHONE BOX TO FEATURE ALONGSIDE FAMOUS LANDMARKS ON WEBSITE.	Wilson, Lucy	293
Dippy Val makes a lively debut; BOOKS.	McMullen, Marion	119
Don't quit message.		85
Double bronze; BADMINTON.		92
Drastic solution called for; A WALK ON THE KEAY SIDE.	Keay, Rebecca	380
Euro strategy on agenda.		91
Evatt is joining the Skydome fight night line-up; BOXING.		250
Factory workers face cut in hours.	Williams, Alison	263
Famous name for campus building; NOVELIST TO BE HONOURED AT CEREMONY TO REPLACE A MERE LETTER.	Forster, Mark	293
Flintoff and Hick among runs to boost Test hopes; CRICKET: SPOTLIGHT ON THE PPP COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.	Jones, Ben (American artist)	247
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE; Pilot risked everything to smuggle girlfriend into the UK.	Mackenzie, Jenny	368
GARDENING: The green-fingered secrets of success; FAVOURITE TOOLS ARE THE KEY TO GROWING HEALTHY PLANTS SAY CELEBRITY GARDENERS.	Argument, Barbara	322
Gaydon transfer deal to go ahead.	Smith, Stewart	127
Go racing at Stratford for pounds 5; Half-price admission offer for readers.		287
Group adviser jailed for theft of cash.	Hargrave, Paul	205
Growth of tourism a county priority.	Cuthbertson, Hayley	223
Harris bags disputed goal to save Marconi; FOOTBALL: THE FOLESHILL CHARITY CUP FINAL.	Wilson, Michelle	567
Here's looking at you, Schu!; COVENTRY BUSINESSMAN'S SUPERSTAR LOOKS EARN HIM A NEW FUN CAREER AS A LOOKALIKE ON THE INTERNATIONAL FORMULA 1 RACING CIRCUIT.	Summers, Kathryn	422
Home gutted in arson attack.		90
Homes plan at fire attack site; FORMER FAMILY CENTRE MAY BE DEMOLISHED.	Wilson, Lucy	268
Hospice benefits from town collection.		115
Human bones find in campus work; Mediaeval burial ground theory.	Summers, Kathryn	265
IN THE COURTS: Attacker sent to young offenders' institution.		637
Inquest on bike crash PC fixed.		90
Island set to gush with flower power; Features mark a symbolic link with Roanne.	Hambridge, Karen	294
Jim's master break.		80
Josie in the driving seat.		124
Kegan waits on Fowler; FOOTBALL.		107
LEGAL WIN FOR DAD SHOT ON HOLIDAY; Bid for pounds 750,000 compensation.	KUKURUzOVIC, SIMON	319
LETTERS: SATURDAY SOAPBOX.		393
LETTERS:YOUR VIEWS.		1055
Making music with Jools.		147
Man admits burglary.		103
Maud still in active mood - at 100!		174
Mayor to pay tribute to heroes of disaster.		113
Neighbours wait for pub licence ruling.		235
New AT7 courses; COACHING.		164
New chief for police union.		127
New rules hit Smith title bid; KARTING: THE FIRST ROUND OF THE COVKARTSPORT CHAMPIONSHIPS.	Roberts, Martin	415
Night of the stars in store for charity.		113
Noye faces legal aid probe.		133
Nuneaton ready to challenge all-comers; SWIMMING.		177
Ole! Robertson returns in stunning fashion; GOLF.		324
Parkers on glory trail; FOOTBALL.		291
Party time for floating hotels.		227
PET SOS: Lord Mayor gets Max's vote!; MAX FOUND HIMSELF A SPECIAL OWNER WHEN CLLR JOAN WRIGHT VISITED THE RSPCA KENNELS.	Evans, Ann	1215
PHILLIPS WANTS TO BE A PITMAN; Boro boss full of admiration for rivals Hednesford.	Brown, Derek	374
Pick your top rail station.		118
RACE IS ON TO SAVE CASTLE; Fear over state of historic building.	Parrish, Rachel	326
Railport wins Euro award.		110
Ramble reminder of scenes of battle; COUNTRY WALK.	Weston, Ron	402
Service for man killed in sword attack.		111
Shire Hall looks to Europe.		106
Shot cat wins her fight for survival; FLUFFY BATTLES BACK TO HEALTH AFTER AIR RIFLE ATTACK.	Cunningham, Catherine	268
Sorry ladies - I'm the pastor not the heart-throb.		164
Stadium protesters get to have their say.	Ray, Emma	312
STEVE EVANS: Counting the cost in the land of the free; AY UP IT'S EVANS.	Evans, Steve	520
SUNDAY TV: TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS; WEEKEND TV.	McMullen, Marion	257
Swail banking on late show; SNOOKER.		335
Taste of fame for town's young stars.		109
Time to get rid of all that junk.		243
Top star joins city jazz festival line-up; ORGANISERS DELIGHTED TO ATTRACT COUNTRY'S TOP-SELLING SAXOPHONIST.	Kukuruzovic, Simon	209
Top Ten Books.		99
Topless scene makes Nicole nervous.		139
Touching family mystery; BOOKS.	Levack, Catherine	128
Tourism growth in the spotlight; 'Honey-pots' identified in report.	Hutson, Andrew	264
Tribute to Sunday school stalwart.		172
Triple test facing fit fund-raisers; Tough challenge to help injured Paul.	Harris, Alan	325
TV: TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.	McMullen, Marion	226
Unions call for talks with BMW.	Smith, Stewart	353
Universal appeal of Brummie's look at life; REVIEW.	Argument, Barbara	195
VAN'S STILL OUR MAN!; United boss still wants to sign injured Dutch star.	Anderson, David	322
Visit Florida and take a cruise; READER HOLIDAYS.		256
Visitors gain college awards.		117
Walk to combine history and health.		197
Wedding present with a twist.	Jury, Sandra	92
Will jobs come at a cost?; VIEW FROM THE CLOCK TOWER.	Hutson, Andrew	434
WIN . . . a VIP lunch with TV gardener Charlie Dimmock.		292
Youngsters have a ball.		151
Youth projects on show at city museum.		281