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Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 4, 2006)

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Title Author Type Words
A splash of colour in the White Room; Art. 275
Advertisers should use plain English say AA. 278
Anja reveals a taste for the dark and the sweet. 130
Bail extended for Ilengela; HOME OFFICE: The wait continues for asylum seeker. 365
Batons at ready for a new season of the finest music; Classical. 247
Big Match Preview: Black Cats lowdown. 411
Big Match Preview: Our shout. 133
Big Match Preview: Your shout. 98
Bobby Dazzlers. 288
Bomb hoax plea changed. 101
BrushStrokes. 303
C1, get one, as Citroen unwraps summer specials. 239
Chance to be a girl's best friend. 81
City firms hit in pounds 1m cheques fraud; INVESTIGATION: Police issue CCTV pictures as 23 businesses hit by scam. 343
City OAPs won't lose free train travel. 139
Colin is so Miami nice; Cinema. 489
Country torn apart as world stands by; DVD SHOOTING DOGS (15) Available to rent and buy pounds 12.99. 199
CourtInBrief. 1089
Cricket: Westwood hammers A team for superb 177. 154
CROWBAR ATTACK PC HAILED A HERO; Officer stabbed after chasing gang Second op - then he talks to family. 477
CROWBAR ATTACK PC HAILED A HERO; Officer stabbed after chasing gang Second op - then he talks to family. 465
Crowbar attack PC hailed a hero; STABBING: Courageous officer fighting for his life in intensive care after second emergency op. 430
Crowbar attack PC is hailed a hero; STABBING: Police force 'proud' of courageous officer injured in horrific attack. 430
Crowbar plunged several inches into officer's chest; STABBING: Owners of newsagents praise officer's bravery and offer support to relatives at his bedside. 233
Dad was attacked in his hospital bed; FAMILY HEARTACHE: Walsgrave says sorry for failing to produce notes. 570
Dreams that folded. 174
DVD Review. 183
Errigal snaps up Oak Court suite. 125
Families flee blaze at block of flats; RESCUE: Firefighters lead OAP to safety. 203
Fantastic start to 'learn to swim' campaign. 281
Fantastic start to kids' summer swim campaign; GET OUR KIDS IN THE SWIM! 321
Flower power at fire station. 104
Flower power at fire station. 146
Football: Andrews lifts City; FOOTBALL: Good news for Adams in the countdown to the new season. 257
Football: Blues table new offer for Macca. 190
Football: Boro raring to go. 147
Football: Boro ready for test at Lambs. 257
Football: Calling young hotshots. 278
Football: Cash in on early season bankers. 373
Football: Elliott: I can't wait to get into the action. 954
Football: Fergie eyes new man. 126
Football: Fergie eyes new signing. 208
Football: Fulop deal off; Spurs won't release keeper for Sky Blues return. 421
Football: O'Neill set to confirm Villa job. 80
Football: O'Neill set to confirm Villa job. 143
Football: Steele makes Sky Blues return; United keeper signed on loan after Fulop deal is axed by Spurs. 386
Football: Taylor's U-21 role in balance. 114
Gay community not to blame for sordid sex at beauty spot. 807
Get ready for lift-off. 423
Golf: Michael decides to go with his instinct; GOLF: Campbell says he's been letting his mental approach get in the way. 478
Goodbye children, miss you already! SENDOFF: Wrench to leave school routine as teachers retire after 58 years between them. 289
Great choice in supermini sector. 486
Greggs closes 14 shops. 99
Guillemots fly in for Sundae outing; Rock. 410
Hippy hooray for our 20th birthday! PLAYBOX: New theatre project to mark milestone. 306
Hippy hooray for our birthday. 206
Hospital memorial benches on move. 165
How to book your child's course. 89
Hundreds turn out for jobs event. 198
I dedicate this honour to my son's memory; MBE: Fundraiser Tony pays tribute to the son he lost to leukaemia. 329
I dedicate this honour to my son's memory; MBE: Fundraiser Tony pays tribute to the son he loved and lost to leukaemia. 403
I saw horrors on telly and had to do something; BOMBINGS: Mum in protest. 217
INSIDE.. 94
Internet guard for schoolchildren; EDUCATION BOON: City-based firm signs deal to filter out danger websites. 341
It's a far Chry from expensive. 448
It's a split decision for Luke's Super Ex-Girlfriends; MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND (12A). 241
Join us on the trail of an incredible true story; CHICO: Drama of wartime history encapsulated in tribute to clown who lost his voice in Blitz trauma. 440
Let park users call the shots on pounds 2 m revamp; LOTTERY BID: Acclaimed architects working with new Friends group. 461
Letter: YourSay - Disabled have lost own space. 172
Letter: YourSay - Hospital notes' costly journey. 189
Letter: YourSay - Hospital notes' costly journey. 150
Letter: YourSay - ThePoint. 88
Letter: YourSay - ToThePoint. 89
Love is in the open air as Romeo and Juliet head for castle; Theatre. 346
Love is in the open air as Romeo and Juliet head for castle; Theatre. 155
Mahler kick off for CBSO. 158
Make it a big night for family fun with the BFG. 152
Making sure your stay on the campsite is vantastic; DAVID WHINYATES continues his series on making the most of your caravanning holiday. We've looked at what to take, and how to tow safely. This week we look at what to do once you arrive. 422
Malcolm's life with the film set; ACROSS THE MILES: It all started in a garage in Wyken, but now movie fan runs his own show in America As part of an occasional series catching up with ex-Coventry kids who have made new lives in far-flung parts of the world, we meet up with Malcolm Neal, who is helping to revitalise the night-life of an American town. 758
Mary Arden's House to fire imagination. 147
More sun please for next big event at city park; DONKEY DERBY: Organisers urge families to pick up a free wristband for children. 331
Motor Racing: Big names line up at Brandon; STOCK CARS. 286
Motors: Campaign to attract more apprentices. 147
Motors: Coventry firm launches scheme to give cabs quality-approval. 115
Motors: Industry boost. 108
New Altea brings fun to family hatchback. 133
News travels fast to far-flung NZ. 246
Nissan hits a high Note with a new family hold-all... ROAD TEST Name of car in frutiger black. 689
No-frills pilots protest over pay. 117
On the road verdict. 114
OnThisDay. 114
Owners of newsagents visit officer in hospital. 321
Pensioner rescued as flats burn; FIRE DRAMA: Residents flee late-night blaze. 288
Pick of the day. 221
Police apologise over stab death; REPORT: Chief constable says sorry to family after catalogue of failings. 402
pounds 40,000 work isn't quite what I wanted . . . GRANT: Disabled woman's gripe over modifications. 403
RAV steps up the style in its third generation. 454
Rock, pop and jazz join the Cropredy mix; Folk. 336
Rugby Unioun: Town look to the youngsters. 183
Rugby: Town back promising kids. 179
Scambusters out to protect vulnerable. 137
SchoolLeavers'Balls; MORE PHOTOS OF YOUR CELEBRATIONS. 258
SEND US YOUR SKY BLUES PICTURES! 168
Seven-seater performance is astonishing. 520
Sex in the woods: Police take action; Drivers are quizzed by officers following Evening Telegraph Revelations. 387
Shop owners thank PC Doherty. 259
Sixth man quizzed following assault. 189
Sky Blues can sneak narrow victory. 275
Slow down before you run out of road; ACCIDENT SPOT: Sensors to deliver speed warning at island approach. 337
Sordid sex in the woods: Police act; PATROLS: Drivers quizzed by officers following Evening Telegraph revelations. 389
Sordid sex in the woods: Police act; PATROLS: Drivers quizzed by officers responding to Evening Telegraph revelations. 427
Special way to spice up evening; StayingIn. 677
Speedway: Problems pile up! SPEEDWAY: Bees forced to call up two fresh stand-ins for Witches clash. 588
Springsteen fans get a Brucey bonus. 92
Stage Whispers. 210
String of late-night raids could be linked. 153
String of late-night raids could be linked. 215
SUPERB ENGINEERING AT ITS PEAK IN THE GL-CLASS; Plenty of muscle - and lots of room. 627
Swimming: Mark still not satisfied with double triumph. 314
Tantrum queen may be back. 186
Taskforce to protect vulnerable. 138
Teabreak Teasers. 150
Tee day for charity. 91
TheWorldTonight: Bankruptcy has hit a record high. 123
TheWorldTonight: Binge drinking on the increase; ALCOHOL: Figures show one in five Brits go on a bender during the week. 286
TheWorldTonight: Brits in great danger when driving abroad. 101
TheWorldTonight: Madge: The not so material girl. 118
TheWorldTonight: Public is kept in dark over ID cards. 149
TheWorldTonight: Recycle reward plan by Tesco. 144
TheWorldTonight: Spelling is important to employers. 94
Thug jailed for mum and tot knife terror; ROBBERY: Teenager led horrifying attack on pregnant woman in city car park. 307
Top sixties model dies in car crash. 86
Touring is an Italian job; Jazz. 257
Tragic that mummy guinea pig lost babies; ABANDONED: Hutchful just dumped. 363
Tribeca all set to score; Ambitious Subaru unveil luxury SUV. 526
Tribeca all set to score; Ambitious Subaru unveil luxury SUV. 644
Two held over rape of girl, 16. 84
Warning on car sale fraud. 203
We need a Jimmy for our TOTP show. 314
We've opted not to take the easy option; EDUCATION: The claim that A levels are now too easy has led some students to go for an alternative THOUSANDS of teenagers face an anxious wait for their A level results later this month - as well as the predictable criticisms that the exams are becoming an "easy" option. 1010
What'sOn: Grab a large Miami slice of the action; MovieReview. 409
What'sOn: Lizzie tops the bill of new night out; Cabaret. 299
WIN Festival 06 compilation CDs. 190
WIN...Metal: A Headbanger's Journey on DVD. 256
WIN...tickets and movie goodies. 126
You really can't beat a new rhythm. 136
Youngsters tuck in after cookery fun; COURSE: Talented children learn 'life skill'. 335
Your 60 SECOND guide to the week ahead. Calendar 431
Your daily stars. 614
YourSay: DailyPoem. 157
YourSay: News of the latest moves in the work to raise pounds 5 million for a new hospice for Coventry. 455
YourSay: PicOfThePast. 134

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