Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (June 8, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Area to benefit from pounds 1m boost.			256
Arena bosses in talks with hotel operators; Extra rooms needed to accommodate casino visitors.			313
Ban on replica guns proposed; NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL NEWS ROUND-UP.			122
Bank security triggers new targets for raids.			344
Bank staff in dispute over pay.			274
Bedworth grab last eight spot; CRICKET.			130
Bees duo on form in Sweden.			90
Belgrade Plaza project brings parking misery; Work will force car park to shut.			391
Big Brother gets tough.			103
Bike event in doubt as organiser signs off.			284
Blair 'hopeful' of debt breakthrough; NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL NEWS ROUND-UP.			219
Blaze set for Euro adventure.			211
Boffins repeat Darwin flower survey.			113
BOMB ALERT TERROR ON COVENTRY PLANE; RAF jets scrambled in holiday flight drama.			148
Brass act heading for city.			84
Brrr... May was the coldest for nine years.			285
Cash help to stay in education.			125
Celebrate with Hits of the Blitz.			105
Chance to step into Rio's boots; FOOTBALL.			271
Chris puts Lions top of the list; RUGBY UNION.			478
City's cash crisis sees Gould depart; FOOTBALL.			312
Coach quits after elevating status; RUGBY UNION.			254
College opens English schools.			80
Congratulations! The good news column for you, and by you...the readers.			204
Cops blast under-age drink sales.			311
Corrales lined up next for Hatton; BOXING.			456
Corry buoyed by showing in second half; RUGBY UNION.			308
Council must step in to halt 4x4 epidemic; YOUR VIEWS, PIC OF THE PAST.			2230
Dance act to replace Kylie at festival.			103
Dancers ready to have fun.			124
Davies: Burley must explain; FOOTBALL.			142
Design students' work at museum.			112
Developer puts cash into events.			234
Diggers stolen from site.			81
Display will revive wartime memories.			90
Drunken teenager in scooter chase.			231
Duffy signs on for another year; FOOTBALL.			438
Evening Telegraph staff ready to take on challenge.			463
Experience sought at the helm; RUGBY UNION.			163
Family evacuated in blaze drama.			80
Ferguson doubtful; FOOTBALL.			216
Ferrari is a winner in town.			172
Fiery start at the top for Tristan; TRACK TALK.			604
Fire clears power-cut shop.			173
Former council flat snapped up for pounds 700,000.			89
Former PE teacher jailed for sex abuse; Assault on girl comes to court nearly 20 years on.			386
Four teens held over girl's death; NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL NEWS ROUND-UP.			99
Fun day to raise funds for refurb.			137
Fury as council strike leads to parking fines; Drivers find legal spaces filled by uncollected rubbish.			469
Get lost and find peace.			108
Grumble while you work ...			118
Harry fan to quiz JK.			122
Helping others show they care; VOLUNTEERS' WEEK.			717
Henman hopes to step up a gear; TENNIS.			140
Hot-shot Esquire fails to live up to reputation; RACING.			430
HOVER SHOCK AT CITY MOVE; Suspension baffles boss.			308
IN THE COURTS.			815
Inquiry after biker dies in crash.			103
Invitation for fans of steam.			97
It's always nice to beat the Yanks!			595
Ives celebrates 49th British title; CYCLING.			558
Jeanette joins society panel.			151
Jobs go in wake of Rover collapse.			144
Kelly wants league to get tough on cheats; FOOTBALL.			408
Last season for Shepherd; CRICKET.			215
Legal pair shed pounds to raise funds.			196
Lions leave it late to get into their stride; RUGBY UNION; Nervy start will give Woodward more cause for concern.			432
Luque fancies move to Pool; FOOTBALL.			124
Man stabbed in neck as he sat in city park.			163
Man, 35, in court charged with attempted murder.			112
Midfielder David really motoring.			176
MODERN STYLE; Homes: Property of the Week.			285
Moody monkey back at zoo after strop.			101
Moore role for Coogan.			127
NEC in bid to extend parking.			93
New head to join secondary school.			257
New mortgage offers low rate; Homes.			152
New York 2012 bid in crisis; OLYMPICS.			109
Oh baby, this cot really rocks! Students' design includes monitors for anxious parents.			271
Olympics could bring major boost to region; Firms would benefit from London bid.			314
On this day.			117
Organic beauty products gaining popularity.			148
Park and ride 'not the answer'.			119
Party to mark church's 30 years.			111
Phillips smoothes row over Cockbain; RUGBY UNION.			270
PHOTO SPREAD.			88
Pit site shaping up for fitness.			166
Police clamp down on the antisocial pee-wee bike riders.			286
Police praise proposed ban on replica guns.			372
Policy on phone masts reviewed.			169
Potholed road is a lesson in recycling; Surface was relaid at nursery site.			377
Prince at school for teachers.			125
RACING DIGEST.			419
RACING DIGEST.			364
RAF jet escort for terror flight; BOMBALERT DRAMA: Phone sets off mid-air drama.			1346
Raiders targeting new sites.			126
Ranulph tells of heart attack fear.			122
Replica gun ban is long overdue; our views.			215
Report pledges realism; FOOTBALL.			228
Residents' health fear as rubbish overflows; Road waits nearly a month for collection after binmen's walk-out.			674
Robbers take cash and cigs in raid.			118
Robinson rips up Godiva record books; ATHLETICS.			734
Royal Shakespeare Company finds three homes in London.			229
Russian classic is a delight; REVIEWS.			219
Sharapova: I'm getting much better; TENNIS.			130
Sky Blues must not go back to Highfield Road; FOOTBALL: YOUR VIEWS.			675
Spray attack puts speed camera out of action.			307
Staff evacuated after blaze in lift.			234
Star's concert expected to be a sell out.			102
Street gang kicks victim in the head.			253
Surgery offers benefits advice.			168
Taylor backs kids; FOOTBALL.			167
The Graduate star dies, 73; NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL NEWS ROUND-UP.			85
The sweet smells of stars' success; beauty & celebrity.			1439
Twins at the double in Bethany's cause; Group of fundraisers make fellow walkers look twice!			279
Tyson to carry on fighting; BOXING.			219
Vampire legend now at home on the internet.			165
Veteran Carlos lines up a fitting finale; RUGBY UNION.			363
We are the champions!			108
Will's model is just the job.			131
Work at museum still on schedule.			132