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Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (June 22, 2001)

1-166 out of 166 article(s)
Title Author Type Words
'Free' help for charity. 130
'Magic liquid' to stop the burglars; NEW FORENSIC TECHNIQUE COULD SOON BE USED IN HOMES AND BUSINESESS. 389
'Pound shop' apology is welcome; comment. 187
A blast from the past by students. 92
ATHLETICS: Alison soars to new peak. 215
ATHLETICS: County aim to stay in front. 375
ATHLETICS: Rugby poles apart! 252
Big names sign up for 15 hours of fun. 227
Big-time job swop for Jody. 144
Bite-size way to learn cookery. 136
Bluesman Hooker dies. 159
Boost will hit rogue traders. 142
BOXING: Lewis camp happy at Rahman rematch ruling. 236
Bringing order from CHAOS. 201
Car firm fuels arts project. 137
Car workers' running total for charity. 125
Cash to help fight rogue traders. 170
Castle is backdrop to stage. 84
Caution urged on pounds 30 holiday deals; YOU WON'T BE COVERED IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG, SAY EXPERTS. 302
Centre allows visitors to streak into space. 174
Charity's award for keeping doctors on the road. 196
COMPLAINTS HALT HOMES UPGRADE; Bathroom work 'a waste of money'. 357
Conmen target woman aged 84; MONEY STOLEN IN 'GARDENING' PLOY. 312
County footpaths open. 87
COVENTRY FUN RUN: 5,000 on their marks at War Memorial Park. 213
COVENTRY FUN RUN: Fun run sets New York pace for Judy. 160
COVENTRY FUN RUN: What a weigh to run. 88
CRICKET: SHOWDOWN OVER ONE-DAY DISASTER; Cricket bosses are called to account for England defeats. 426
CRICKET: WE'LL RISE FOR ASHES TESTS. 474
CRICKET:Awesome Aussies in Ashes warning. 510
CRICKET:Hemp century boosts Bears. 385
CRICKET:Stratford hit by absentees; BIRMINGHAM LEAGUE. 498
CYCLING: Ace Dangerfield shrugs off rainy day blues. 395
Directors barred as debts run into pounds 20m. 175
Doorstep conmen prompt new alert. 118
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Baby Bertha makes a return. 142
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Caribbean sounds and circus fun are a real Discovery! 205
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: City visit for 'virtual Grand Prix' champs; Online contest to find racers and engineers of the future. 268
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Cool news for Polo drivers. 89
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Hyundai enters the diesel market; IMPRESSIVE ECONOMY IN NEW TRAJET MPV AT pounds 16,499 ON-THE-ROAD PRICE. 269
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: JAIL WARNING TO THE PRICE FIXERS. 206
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Land Rover's focus on racing victory; Tough Safari Rally is first event. 303
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Lap up the speed at track day. 254
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: M-way was ultimate test of Civic's comfort; Amount of space makes it stand out in its class. 327
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Mercedes gives added fizz to Coca-Cola deliveries. 115
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Mercedes unveils 100 years of grand passion. 238
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Model of economy - despite the noise. 501
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Peugeot finds the ideal Partner. 370
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Prius is choice of the stars; PETROL/ELECTRIC HYBRID SCORES POINTS IN SHOWBIZ WORLD. 180
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Racing legend back on track for Ford parade; Sweepstakes replica takes pride of place. 391
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Sleek felines with roaring sex appeal; PUMA IS PURRFECT FOR BOYS AND TIGRA TANTALISES THE GIRLS. 597
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Top ten in the road rage table. 267
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: Volvo's safe car of the future. 139
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING: VW Lupo steps up another gear. 81
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING:Here's the next generation. 107
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING:Nissan Micra is a real scorcher! 342
DRIVE TIME: MOTORING:Sky's the limit for Mazda sportster. 216
Drug dealer to be deported. 81
Emergency crews called to dance floor. 223
Enjoy a four-night party from only pounds 99 plus plenty of Pontin's Pounds to spend on holiday. 320
Ex-classmates link up again in a new team. 95
FENCING: Sharp Brenda strikes bronze. 156
Festival unites cultures of the world; CITY'S EIGHTH ANNUAL MULTICULTURAL EVENT TO COINCIDE WITH REFUGEE WEEK. 196
First-class result for campaigners. 279
FOOTBALL: Newcomers to compete in Leicester League. 182
FOOTBALL: Vieira and Seaman will stay at Highbury. 318
FOOTBALL: Villa's new signing gives keeper James a lift. 330
FORMULA ONE: This is my home turf, says Coulthard. 353
Freight services launched. 97
GIPSIES HIT WITH pounds 6,765 COURT BILL. 296
GO! ART: Forging links. 163
GO! ART: new shows. 135
GO! ART: Second look. 112
GO! ART: THE MUMMY OF ALL SHOWS. 293
GO! CD REVIEW: Music Bach would have approved of. 235
GO! CINEMA: FILE THIS MOVIE UNDER X. 486
GO! CINEMA: IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN. 255
GO! CINEMA: WATCH THIS SPACE . . . 412
GO! CLASSICAL: STUDENT SHOW IS SUMMER STUNNER. 493
GO! COUNTRY: Another chance to see superstar Daniel. 281
GO! FOLK: RARE TREAT FOR DANCE WEEKEND. 346
GO! JAZZ: Bowled over by Tierra Buena band. 139
GO! JAZZ: HENRY'S GOING SOLO ON HIS 60TH. 625
GO! ROCK: Concert date for UB40 tribute band. 102
GO! ROCK: Wheels turn for Grand Drive. 130
GO! ROCK: Win tickets to see singing star Elkie. 181
GO! ROCK: YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD TO ROCK. 802
GO! TAIL PIECES. 329
GO! THE LIMIT: 100 REASONS TO BE HARDCORE. 495
GO! THE LIMIT: Hand and Heart explodes on to the scene. 299
GO! THEATRE: 'Allo to a French connection. 257
GO! THEATRE: Cashing in on gloriously funny stage farce. 227
GO! THEATRE: COMEDY SUCCESS FOR RAW SAUSAGE. 241
GO! VIDEO: Bruce's Unbreakable sense of deja vu. 488
GO! WIN a pair of music festival tickets. 376
GOLF: Lights go out for Lee. 368
Grants will help adult learning. 206
Green tomato sauce treat in store. 139
Help to protect nature of the area. 114
Helpers wanted for school's new chapter. 180
Heroin and weapons charge pair remanded. 105
I'M SORRY; City council officer in row over 'pound shop' comments apologises - but one mother says that is not enough. 483
Irish bid to win back the tourists; Message goes out to Midlands travel firms. 223
Irish singing star's charity dates. 207
Janet's off to Cuba - on her bike! 233
Jordan wins trip to Paris. 163
Just too hot to look at houses. 174
Les, 80, helps hospice appeal. 139
Less is more for OAP homes; Cost of higher rates is fewer placements. 261
LETTERS: your views. 1407
Make a note of our new lines. 80
Make it hot for the heatwave thieves. 253
Man attacked park sunbathers; VICTIMS WERE TEENAGE BOY AND HIS YOUNG SISTER, COURT TOLD. 317
Man held in death probe. 101
Mobs fire on police in fresh Belfast violence. 305
MP says money will be put to good use. 90
Music festival set to be truly pan-tastic; YOUNG PERFORMERS GET READY TO JOIN IN GROUND-BREAKING EVENT. 272
New magazine wins all-round praise; Venture helped along by Comic Relief and Mencap. 276
New vicar gets a rush of adrenalin. 380
Nurses are fighting back; 'THEY THINK BECAUSE YOU CARE FOR PEOPLE YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO THROW THEM OUT. BUT WE DO NOW'. 1283
ON THE DRAWING BOARD. 313
PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Anything you can do I can do better. 160
PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Latchford nets at new Coombe bank. 161
PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Packington perk. 120
PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Veteran Cyril is the man in the know... 162
PAT ARMSTRONG'S COLUMN ON THE ANGLING SCENE: Visitor swoops to land top spot. 324
Police give testimony against club; 'I ASSUMED THEY WERE AT GENERATIONS'. 289
pounds 2,000 boost for helping to beat the bottle. 134
pounds 50,000 opens way to new music, art and dance. 231
Pupils' vision offers both peace and play; CHILDREN HELP GROUNDWORK, STAFF AND PARENTS TO ACHIEVE TRANSFORMATION. 358
Queues after bus crash. 84
RACING: Murtagh is hero with a fine treble. 451
reader holidays. 645
Royal air travel bills cut for taxpayer. 211
RUGBY UNION: Lions blast critics. 161
RUGBY UNION: Taylor clobbered. 178
School lesson on real life. 128
Shane casts around for help. 155
Shop to sharpen up your skills. 88
Slimline Lisa is a winner. 134
Snooker veteran Ron is honoured by league. 122
SPEEDWAY: Nicholls blow as Witches romp in again. 254
SUNDAY POOL: Champs head for semi-finals clash. 297
SWIMMING: Town team battle to finish fourth. 329
Teaching union in four-day warning. 277
Teddies make the day! 145
Teddies tuck in for 40th birthday. 144
TENNIS: Lee looks ready to take on world's best. 465
TENNIS: Lindsay doubts Capriati. 223
That's the way to do it!; A COVENTRY PUPPETEER AND MAGICIAN PREPARES TO OPEN UP HIS SUITCASE AS A TREAT FOR KIDS. 200
The end of an era; SINCE 1974 IT HAS BEEN THE PLACE TO GO FOR BADGES AND POSTERS, BUT NOW IT'S... 568
Threat to jobs at warehouse; Uncertain future for 100 staff. 289
Thug grabs lad's bike. 89
Time to give Vega a new hearing; REVIEW. 135
Union backlash on plans for school; Rebuilding by private sector 'start of slippery slope'. 336
Unit is tackling trouble head-on; POLICE FIND PARENTS RESPONDING OVER PROBLEM YOUTHS. 378
Van driver is robbed. 82
Van driver robbed in layby. 82
Vandals 'not from village' BLAME LAID OVER FRIDAY-NIGHT LOUTS. 235
Vegetarians offered cheaper life cover. 113
Wage rise for 140,000. 91
Where there's a wheel... 150
WIDOW AND HORROR OF M6 TRAGEDY. 517
Will Ken bid for Tory crown? 115
Windfall to help protect buyers. 146
Yes to work on school. 102

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