Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 29, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bar room swots obeying the law.			306
Biggs' bank note to go to highest bidder; SIGNED MEMENTO FROM A GREAT TRAIN ROBBER TO BE AUCTIONED FOR CHARITY.			537
Blair's dental pledge 'fails'.			142
Blood donor campaign spurred on.			109
Bogus official tricks OAP.			219
books.			681
BOXING: It's Cantwell's last chance for glory.			265
Brighton or bust for city bikers!			194
By George - this has to be a good lecture; TOP ACADEMIC WILL TALK ABOUT ELIOT THE WOMAN TO MARK FELLOWSHIP'S 30 YEARS.			255
byte size: COMPUTER BITS.			273
byte size: WONDER WEBSITES.			166
byte size: You can make a difference.			182
byte size:HOT HINTS CYCLING PROFICIENCY.			120
Cash aid to tackle pockets of poverty; COMMUNITY PROJECTS INVITED TO SHARE IN pounds 14m WINDFALL.			313
Charity bid to be right in fashion; WEAR-TO-CARE CAMPAIGN WILL ENCOURAGE SCHOOLCHILDREN TO HELP OTHERS.			399
country walks; Ratley to Hornton, 4.5 miles. Map 1021.			628
Courage that put knifeman in jail; POLICE PRAISE FOR 'ACT OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP' THAT HELPED CRACK ROBBERY INVESTIGATION.			420
Crash victim must pay for abuse.			117
CRICKET: TV job for Atherton.			89
CRICKET: World Cup places are on the line now.			660
Crowd up for the cup.			197
Driver could hold clue to raid.			161
EQUESTRIANISM: Royal course sets testing challenge.			404
EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS.			217
EX-TEACHER JAILED FOR SEX ASSAULTS; Victims were vulnerable boys in residential home.			289
Farming fund is praised by MP.			143
Fast Feet aiming for fast funds.			155
Fire crews collect for the New York heroes.			170
food & drink: healthy eating.			446
FOOD & DRINK: Hot soup for a cold knight.			685
FOOD & DRINK: jamie's dish.			340
FOOD & drink: WHO ATE ALL THE PIES?			222
FOOTBALL: Boro have got plenty in reserve says Burr.			208
FOOTBALL: Happy Rix salutes ace Prosinecki.			464
FOOTBALL: PFA's strike threat moves step nearer.			100
FOOTBALL: YOU CAN'T KICK ME OUT OF SKY BLUES; Williams determined to win his place back.			369
FORMULA ONE: End of road for Murray.			194
FORMULA ONE: Irvine determined to salvage poor season.			322
gardening: Paradise of the gardens of Eden.			744
gardening: Stay in literary heaven.			182
Glittering prize on show.			162
Goddess and drugs seized.			103
Groups cashing in on crafty scheme; Children's bead toys funding community activities.			363
Handbag snatch from OAP, 90.			125
Harry Potter games set off from Daventry depot.			118
Harvest delight at home.			100
Health service changes backed; But idea for AHA fails to impress.			270
helen legh'S COLUMN UNPLUGGED: My reality TV show idea - a day in the life of a radio station.			344
Hold tight for better bus travel; NEW VEHICLES SHOULD IMPROVE SERVICE.			305
it's your shout!			1010
KNIFEMAN JAILED FOR 10 YEARS; Heroin addict terrified shop workers in crime spree.			407
Laura Capewell'S COLUMN View from the clock tower: Let's applaud revamp of town's virtual 'bombsites'.			553
LETTERS: your views.			1104
memories; ONE FIRM'S MOST FAMOUS CUSTOMER WAS CHARLES DICKENS, ANOTHER LEFT A TRAGIC LEGACY FROM USING PHOSPHORUS TO MAKE LUMINOUS DIALS.			1009
Money pours in for charity coffee day; THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN THE CITY STOP FOR A CUPPA TO HELP BOOST MACMILLAN FUNDS.			342
MOTOR RACING: Advantage Sheenan at Mallory.			123
Neighbours facing ball game defeat; Request looks likely to fail.			177
New arrival will panda to every whim!			111
New move to kill water bug; Hospital considers continuous treatment.			286
Pat on the back for 999 service; West Midlands ambulances beat targets.			253
pet sos: CAN YOU GIVE AN ANIMAL A LOVING HOME? (These and many more homeless animals can be found at the RSPCA Centre, Coundon Wedge Drive, Coventry).			293
pet sos: INTERNATIONAL RABBIT DAY.			295
pet sos: Monty's got a face that definitely fits; CAROL JONES WASN'T KEEN ON AN 'UGLY HORRIBLE' BOXER, BUT NOW SHE FINDS HIM COMPLETELY ADORABLE.			687
Plan to move bikers a step nearer.			98
PLEA TO SAVE KILLER RAPIST; Former teacher married man on death row.			404
Police hunt teen runaway.			91
pounds 10,000 worth of shopping prizes to be won.			390
Pupils on song for a record double.			168
RELIEF AT BLITZ BY TRAFFIC WARDENS.			291
Robber foiled by store owner.			108
SATURDAY TV: TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS.			206
Sippers reckon cans will be a hot seller.			255
SPEEDWAY: Jonsson: I want to impress.			464
Sports students seeing double.			137
Staff tickled pink to help.			154
Storms expected to batter Britain.			245
Sunday markets schedule drawn up.			216
SUNDAY TV: TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS.			203
TENNIS: Net gains for tennis youngsters.			188
The biggest test of all.			614
Theatre outfits fit for a king.			148
Three students sweep the board.			157
Towns need new faces to help keep the peace; Mediator service needs volunteers.			259
Undercover forces enter Afghanistan; WE'RE IN HOT PURSUIT OF TERRORISTS, SAYS BUSH AS ELITE TROOPS GO IN.			444
Union offers to pay protest fare.			178
vet's advice.			552
Visitors go wild about art show.			119
WEEKEND TV: 10 things you didn't know about... CHARLIE DIMMOCK.			203
WEEKEND TV: Charlie's role in show's success story.			368
WEEKEND TV: Emilia's spiritual TV role!			626
WEEKEND TV: Nude vacuum role sucks Tim in; Timothy Spall took inspiration from Bernard Manning to play a colourful salesman.			506
Woman caught up in US terror attack; Shock and disbelief as holiday turns to horror.			471
WOMEN'S FOOTBALL: Sky Blue's rampant.			308