Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (September 2, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A big Sky Blue welcome to...			154
A cracking case for Midsomer; IT can be sheer murder being a TV detective, but John Nettles celebrates being a successful super-sleuth tomorrow as Midsomer Murders reaches its 50th episode. TV writer MARION McMULLEN opens the case file on some killer facts about the not-so-sleepy village of Midsomer.			888
Ask The Family.			414
BLESS THIS BEER; REAL ALE: Festival organisers call on vicar to say a prayer for this year's event.			380
Books: FICTION.			133
Books: FICTION.			138
Books: MEMOIR.			158
Books: The crooked world of cyberspace sweepstakes.			536
Books: THRILLER.			147
Cash-strapped hospital to look back on headache year of debt.			168
Chinese whispers of health.			102
Cricket: And the winner is... CRICKET: City man heading for oustanding service ceremony at Lord's Bablake stalwart Walter is awarded a cricketing OSCA.			382
Cricket: Bears rocked by title chasers.			417
Cricket: Seconds in the spotlight.			176
Daily Poem; What a Pantomime.			147
Drugs ring 'foot soldiers' jailed; SENTENCED: Pair provided safe houses for cocaine dealers.			406
Football: Ashby - No more slip-ups.			277
Football: Ashby cool as fans get vocal; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL.			258
Football: Leon lined up to start with a bang; Old rivals first up for new City striker.			444
Football: Leon lined up to start with a bang; Old rivals first up for new City striker.			464
Football: Patience pays-off as United find form; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL.			317
Football: Plenty more to come from the Knitters; NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL.			292
Football: Town young guns make solid start.			197
Football: Whole new brawl game for Curtis; The Last Word.			678
FREE ...Sky Blues poster and player cards.			134
Going; ORGANIC living is no longer just a food choice. With the range of products on the market these days you can furnish, decorate and accessorise your home organically - without compromising on style. ANN EVANS reports. AtHome.			744
Golf: Give Darren the wild card.			250
He gave new hope to so many others; FUNERAL: Scores say a fond farewell to inspirational cancer sufferer and beloved dad.			434
HelenLeg unplugged; Saturday night is the stuff of broken dreams.			513
Howlers to howl over! SPELLING: Supermarket sign with four glaring errors horrifies former secondary school teacher David.			421
In answer to your City questions...			603
InBrief.			204
It would be a sin to miss this saint; ComputerGames.			427
L-tests at risk from new strike.			245
Lawn Tennis: Now it's tough for Murray.			238
League sticking to two divisions; STOCK CARS INDOOR GAMES.			154
Letter: Your Say - Concerns over our new home.			230
Letter: Your Say - Flagstaff query.			135
Letter: Your Say - Hospital staff doing great job.			219
Letter: Your Say - Reunion call to former Guards.			190
Letter: Your Say - Reunion call to former Guards.			92
Making a meal out of deadline day; SkyBlueSaturday DEADLINE DAY DEALINGS.			719
McTV; What's hot and what's not on the box...			267
Michael's king of the chat show; StarProfile.			297
Motor Racing: Performance of the week.			195
Motor Racing: Super Cal wants to end with a flourish.			1062
Nostalgia: DO YOU HAVE PICTURES OF YOUR OLD TEAM? A LOOK BACK AT THE SPORTS TEAMS OF YESTERYEAR.			123
Nostalgia: GEC powered works team; A LOOK BACK AT THE SPORTS TEAMS OF YESTERYEAR.			128
Nostalgia: Hairdressers failed to cut it on pitch; A LOOK BACK AT THE SPORTS TEAMS OF YESTERYEAR.			340
OAP wakes to find raiders in room.			142
On This Day.			136
Op sisters lead the way for family run; FUND RAISING: Two women who both underwent heart surgery look forward to three-mile challenge.			383
OUR JUNK'S BEING SHIPPED TO CHINA; RECYCLING: Plastic turned into clothes and exported back to the West.			360
Our swim campaign made a big splash, thanks to... YOU!			263
Pet SOS.			202
Pick of the day.			211
Plea over bus vandal.			93
PO staff in second armed raid terror; CRIME: Police believe robbers who demanded cash had a hand gun.			273
QUOTES OF THE WEEK.			317
Road death charge.			113
Rugby Union: Cov face up to toughest test; With the competition in Division One reckoned to be fiercer than ever, John Wilkinson assesses where the main threats lie.			2663
Rugby Union: Much the same as Lions step back up on to the higher stage.			524
Rugby Union: Nuns don't mind status of outsiders.			526
Rugby Union: Umaga: We have to be in the mix; Coach Mike Umaga tells John Wilkinson that it will be hard going but Cov must set their sights high.			831
See the big show for Stuart.			142
Snappers with an eye for success; PHOTOGRAPHY: Work by society members is praised by judge - and is a hit with festival goers.			278
SO PROUD TO SEE THE SEEDS OF OUR SUCCESS TURN INTO GOLD! HEART OF ENGLAND IN BLOOM.			863
SO PROUD TO SEE THE SEEDS OF OUR SUCCESS TURN INTO GOLD! HEART OF ENGLAND IN BLOOM.			862
Soldier killed in Afghanistan.			133
Speedway: Bees' teamwork has Pirates at sea; SPEEDWAY.			628
SPORT: HIGHLIGHTS.			87
SPORT: HIGHLIGHTS.			99
Stars.			793
Students win cash payouts; UNIVERSITY: pounds 10,000 paid to unhappy postgraduates.			269
Sun looks set to shine.			288
Sunday'sTelevision: Pick of the day.			199
Teen star Tom gets a world title shot; STOCK CARS.			582
Terrorism generated within UK.			403
The terrible disease that stole my future; OPTIMISTIC: Young dancer whose career was cut short tries to lead a normal life.			469
Thieves take quad bike.			116
Traffic jam seals off hospital.			125
Veggin' out the organic way; WE all want to eat more healthily these days. Not only are we more conscious of the amounts of fat, salt and sugar in our foods, but food lovers are demanding to know the origins of their food and are looking for organic wares free from pesticides and additives. So to mark the start of Organic Fortnight (September 2-17) we take a look at just what is out there. ANN EVANS reports. Food.			648
WeekEnd: Open your eyes to city's past; FamilyDayOut HERITAGE OPEN DAYS, COVENTRY.			651
WeekEnd: Rewarding stroll but watch out for mud; CountryWalks DUNCHURCH TO BUNKERS HILL - 4 1/2 miles, Map 222 Explorer.			499
WeekEnd: TopAttractions.			402
WeeklyRecipe.			132
What an amazing maze . . .			130
Witness plea after man's jaw is broken.			111
YOU can't start too soon with organic foods.			263
Your Shout: Should we still allow medical drugs to be tested on animals?			443
YourPets; ... with PDSA vet Kurt Vandamme.			484