Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (October 30, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'WE FEAR FOR FUTURE OF HOSPITAL WE LOVE' DEMONSTRATION: Hundreds of marchers deliver angry message over NHS cuts.			537
American visitors enjoy the best of all things British.			180
Autumn nature guides.			112
Beastly brilliance makes it a beauty of a family show; TheatreReview.			196
Bizarre take on The Bard.			198
Bollywood dance is simply mesmerising.			199
Borough helps in the fight against flab.			212
British policing suits US lawman to a tea! Visiting deputy sheriff is plied with cuppas.			322
Buenos dias and welcome to our school!			264
Burglars cut off emergency telephone lines.			162
CATCH THE ACTION.			85
Charter to help the helpers is welcomed.			108
City MPs in move to crack pay deadlock; SUMMIT MEETING: Workers involved with 'single status' strikes get round the table.			354
CLOSE TO AIRPORT.			104
CLOSE TO TOWN CENTRE.			122
Court In Brief.			1456
Cricket: Aussies too hot for India.			122
Cricket: Bears set to unveil Maddy.			133
Dad's ' cure' for dyslexia backed; CONVINCED: Boffins say methods work - and head hails results among pupils.			306
Daily Poem: Your Say - JUST ONE MAN.			89
Deadline runs out for lotto winner.			167
Diwali will light up city centre.			157
Donald celebrates 'pearl' anniversary with company.			156
Driver gives up his anti-clamper fight; MOTORING: Man had to take a 50-mile round trip and pay pounds 335 to get his car back.			337
Dynamic duo sort problems.			301
Excitement drives me - but this title is such an honour.			437
Final curtain falls on Gail's costume shop; SHUTDOWN: Sale of stock signals end of Masquerade as retirement looms for owner of 21 years.			522
Fireworks in aid of air ambulance.			397
Football: Adams hits back at boo boys; Angry boss warns fans' taunts will drive him away from Coventry City.			588
Football: Boro boss is running out of patience.			186
Football: Boro found wanting up front yet again; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Round-up of the weekend action.			701
Football: Clockwatch; CocaCola CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, October 28, 2006 OAKWELL.			265
Football: Cov coach in call for cover.			206
Football: Defeat adds insult to Bedworth injuries; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Round-up of the weekend action.			346
Football: It's Wayne's world as sub Andrews grabs winner; BIG MATCH ANALYSIS.			997
Football: Knitters march on; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Round-up of the weekend action.			102
Football: Stone inspires Town's terrific fightback; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Round-up of the weekend action.			258
Football: Teams; CocaCola CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, October 28, 2006 OAKWELL.			95
Forum hots up bid to crack crime.			139
French foray into the 4x4 market.			346
Fright night for licence dodgers.			167
FRUIT AND VEG ON THE MENU; PUPILS GIVE THEIR VERDICT.			488
Golf: Garcia's horror show hands it to Harrington.			262
Health bosses slash training budget.			304
Hospice benefits from run.			187
I say, do let's have a run for charity; FUNDRAISER: Sisters are doing it for... victims of heart disease.			304
I'm going to sing my heart out for Christopher; CHARITY: Family event to add to thousands raised.			323
Ice Hockey: Stewart salvages some Blaze pride; ICE HOCKEY: Blaze bounce back against Panthers after throwing away win at Vipers.			326
If 's decision day for llengela in fight to stay; ASYLUM BID: Courts to rule on woman's battle to remain with family in city.			455
It's a saucy way to make a point; ANIMAL WELFARE: Caring pair take part in calendar shoot to help greyhounds.			571
Let me put a wind turbine on my roof; PLANNING PLEA: David's latest idea for green living held up by red tape.			389
Letter: To The Point - Your Say - DISGUSTED from Coventry.			93
Letter: ToThePoint - Your Say - I ENJOYED listening to Renegade.			84
Letter: Your Say - Have your say on local issues.			84
Letter: Your Say - Telegraph is our champion.			201
Letter: Your Say - Telegraph is our champion.			198
Man, 87, hurt in hit-and-run incident.			80
Margaret's glittering prize.			144
Martin joins the Co-op team.			159
Memories of mining.			157
MP backs initiative to help poorest.			88
MP joins in talks on station plan.			100
New course for family history sleuths.			93
New Twin Top raises the bar.			544
NICE CORNER POSITION.			155
OFFICES IN THE HEART OF LEAMINGTON.			214
On This Day.			86
Our hotel's a brighter place thanks to Mark & co; Falcon deal goes back to firm's early days.			285
Our lovely dad was city's biggest fan.			433
Owen's tribute marks toil of miners; Bid to make sure village heritage not forgotten.			344
Peppa to switch on market lights.			122
Pick of the day.			209
PICK OF THE DAY.			116
Potato peeler drama was just start of blighted day; on Monday.			531
pounds 9.5m boost for research centre at uni.			104
Pupils' school day just one big, healthy lesson.			196
Pupils's school day just one big, healthy lesson.			199
Residents urged to use off switch.			169
Rugby Union: Ellis hails squad after trophy win; Rugby Lions 46 Dudley Kingswinford 12.			269
Rugby Union: Nightmare second half costly for Nuns.			340
Rugby Union: Nightmare second half costly for Nuns; Nuneaton 16 Redruth 22.			336
Rugby Union: Poor Cov given a six-try hammering; RUGBY UNION: The weekend's National League and National Trophy action.			745
SAT-NAV THIEVES TARGET 60 CARS.			314
School built by aircraft workers.			163
Shortland's acekarters are go!			237
SITUATED IN A PROMINENT BUSINESS POSITION.			123
Software specialist in key appointment.			101
Speedway: Scott, Chris and friends close the season in style.			434
Standards are improving.			104
Steve muscles in on contest.			119
Still time to get a ticket for 'big do'.			199
Student wins a healthy award.			126
Talented chef scoops award.			137
Taste of British justice for Ed.			192
Telegraph: Sat-nav thefts could be cut by responsible motorists; Comment.			169
Terrace Verdict; MAX WHITING.			128
The other side of life.			925
The Real Magic Spell facts; Halloween special.			153
The World Today: Happy birthday Muffin.			136
The World Today: Nigerian aircraft tragedy.			106
The World Today: No excuses for benefit fraudsters.			251
The World Today: Students march in protest at top-up fees.			204
Thieves go on rampage for sat-nav systems.			240
This is a big school with the feel of a small school.			191
Vintage car's 'time travel' to new Plaza; GRAND OPENING: 20s Cluley given rare outing from museum to herald pounds 30m car park.			278
WIN ...a dream holiday for two to Hong Kong; Dragon Phoenix.			643
Witch guide to a life in magic; Halloween special.			631
Women not easily pleased by cars.			276
Workers fear for their jobs in relocation blow; BOMBSHELL: 50 employees sent letter giving them just three days to agree to move.			358
Your daily stars.			577
Your Life: It's ll be all fright on the night! HALLOWEEN: Would you spend the night roaming the rooms and grounds of a haunted building?- Here's what happened in the dark at Warwick castle...FANCY giving yourself a real fright night this Halloween? KAREN HAMBRIDGE joins a real ghost hunt at Warwick Castle to uncover what's lurking in the battlements at night.			1388