Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (November 9, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Complacent' Singh aims to sharpen up his act; GOLF.			212
'Show' honour for our Frank; POPPY PARADE: Town's old soldier fights back from surgery to lead marchers.			408
'We want fancy mobile phones, too'.			88
A nation of overspenders.			98
Adrian's epic run a tribute to dad.			226
Air crew and passengers in bid for record.			132
Alco not so pops!			99
Argentina will provide true test.			199
Ashby delight at Boro point; Unbeaten run extended to 17 games as leaders held.			361
Aussie helps in England's bid; RUGBY UNION.			142
Ban these fireworks; DANGER: Concern mounts over the way explosive devices are used by the public.			523
BBC asks its staff how to use pounds 9,000; CASH SURPLUS: Employees give ideas for spending leftover refurbishment funds.			407
Beebe joins the A teams; MOTOR SPORT: Nuneaton driver pushes for the top.			781
Belak faces front; ICE HOCKEY: New role beckons for Blaze favourite Graham.			336
Bets flying in for Venables.			128
Birdbreeding farm growth plan stunted; INQUIRY: Inspector upholds council planning decision after campaign.			315
Blair fights on to save 90-day terror bill.			179
Blair set to fight for terrorism bill; ACCIDENT: Chancellor called back from Middle East to give support.			325
Borough debate 'unconstitutional' COUNCIL ROW: Leading Tory lodges complaint over meeting format.			332
Brakes through after extra time.			148
Break-ins toll to increase.			141
Brolly's 'mild' heart attack.			150
Built to raise citizens 'with a Ukrainian twang' ANNIVERSARY: A Saturday school formed after the Second World War is still going strong.			390
Business visitors expect this on agenda; LAP DANCING: Club 'good for city's commercial profile'.			382
Call goes out for families to adopt; AWARENESS WEEK: Campaign aims to find loving homes for children.			394
Cannabis 'can ease the pain'.			117
Congratulations; The good news column for you, and by you... the readers.			177
CourtInBrief.			777
Danger cities for drivers.			92
Do you know a little star patient?			138
Don't let our therapy centre suffer; It's vital for quality of life, says John, 69.			331
Duo still in hospital; IN BRIEF.			110
Early risers join in ancient ceremony - to pay the rent.			137
Festival on the cards for Wicked prospect; RACING: Tomorrow's all-weather card at Lingfield - plus today's news and views.			398
Firm wins title and pounds 5,000.			131
Flats evacuated in suspected arson; HIGH-RISE DRAMA: Mum and two children in lucky escape from fire.			347
Flyer's on the card; In brief.			162
FURY OVER 'TAX ON FAMILY LIFE' PARKING ROW: Residents protest against plans for pounds 15 permits.			490
Hopes after talks.			137
I found three sacks of mail left in shop; POSTAL ROW: Mum's complaint was tenth from area on the same day.			300
Improving Southam sink Griff.			103
Infants school is failing pupils; REPORT: Ofsted highlights failure to rectify weaknesses found last time.			456
Join us, say campaigners.			125
Knife-threat pair rob man after forcing way into flat.			163
LETTERS:Your Say .			2410
LETTERS:YOUR SAY:Stressed? Not if you work for the council; EVENING TELEGRAPH COMMENT.			180
Man facing retrial on murder charge.			95
Man kicked outside pub.			83
Marinerstake a chance on Savage; FOOTBALL.			366
More cash needed for theatre face-lift; BELGRADE BILL: City council asked to plough in another pounds 762,000 as cost rockets.			446
Muslims divided over centre plan; COMMUNITY RIFT: Deputy Lord Mayor among those objecting.			397
My plucky gran still thinks of herself as cowardly! VETERANS' DAY: Museum display to reveal wartime heroism of ordinary people.			369
Nalis opts for Blades return; Midfielder ends loan spell to further deplete Adams's squad.			439
Naseem rules out clash with Khan; BOXING.			197
New name - and a good move.			91
New tree to do its little bit for planet.			97
Our girls had their babies on the same day - 8,000 miles apart; WHAT A COINCIDENCE! Grandparents amazed after two calls in 24 hours from two different countries, celebrating two early arrivals.			732
Our love of dance has kept us stepping out for 70 years; PLATINUM WEDDING: Couple reveal secrets of their happily married decades.			362
Peace hopes after urgent fire meeting; SHIFTS ROW: Two-hour meeting leads to 'breakthrough'.			217
Pet cat shot with airgun.			125
Post-theft probe.			195
Prison term sends out message on council tax; COURTS: City man jailed following crackdown pledge.			389
Probe as firework causes horse's death.			198
Rate cuts 'unlikely soon'.			201
Riding gear stolen from stables.			85
Rio: I didn't expect axe by England.			154
RIOTERS IGNORE STATE OF EMERGENCY.			906
Rising star Andy gets the call Down Under; TENNIS.			211
Rocking back to the 50s sound.			138
Saucy Knight one to savour; RACING: Tomorrow's cards.			332
Schools failing to go digital in class.			148
SHOCK PICTURES OF TOWN'S DRINK SHAME; DETERRENT: Images will be shown to illustrate binge-drink perils.			316
Singing stars help raise pounds 500 for charity.			146
Sky Blues safety net for Strachan; Andy Turner.			763
Square revamp plans on show.			112
STOLEN POST SCANDAL: WE GET ACTION.			414
Street to buzz again with farmers' stalls.			241
Support my live gigs or lose them; PUB MUSIC: Promoter forced to put hands in her own pockets as crowds dwindle.			322
Talking - for a title.			97
THE DANCERS WHO KEEP IT STRICTLY 'STREET' BREAKDANCING: Choreographer Kelly McGovern has given a group of young men a purpose in life and for some it could turn into a dream ticket to a career in entertainment.			754
The hottest fare around! KUWAIT TEST: Black cabs aim to stand up to heat of the desert.			377
Tots' curriculum plan is 'madness' PARENTS' GROUPS: Government proposal condemned as 'bizarre'.			517
Vaughan sweats on scan verdict; CRICKET: Captain's knee injury overshadows tourists' defeat against Pakistan A.			1123
Virgin puts up cost of parking at rail stations.			199
Wacky names blamed for bullying.			115
Warning to protect your computer files.			89
Welsh need basic lessons; RUGBY UNION.			98
Women earn their horse honours.			135
Young Guys and Dolls have the right stuff in great show; Theatre Review.			454