Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (January 27, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Gun' threat to mugging victim, 28; STREET TERROR: Man made to kneel and hand over bag.			221
40 HELD AS POLICE SWOOP ON MIGRANT WORKERS; Police launch raid at Co-Op warehouse.			188
A baby for Baby Spice.			84
A record breaker! HAPPY RETURNS: It's a ton-up for birthday boy Joe.			406
All the style of New York.			143
An Xbox thriller for hospice youngsters.			222
Another close win for leaders; INDOOR SPORT.			544
Astrology.			667
Award for mums who helped to stop yobs; SPECIAL DAY: Warwickshire Police commend public-spirited actions.			392
Benidorm gets the Vegas touch; Television.			529
Books: CHICK LIT.			147
Books: CRIME THRILLER.			169
Books: CURRENT AFFAIRS.			158
Books: Disney books; pounds 3.50 SUPER BOOK OFFER.			93
Books: HISTORICAL BIOGRAPHY.			134
Cancer survivors invited to party.			138
Caroline aids sex case conviction; SPECIAL DAY: Warwickshire Police commend public-spirited actions.			100
Charge is a reality; The World Today.			94
Charity helps sex-trade women.			154
Charity jingles thanks to Gill's clicks.			550
Costa Blanca comedy began at the poolside; Television.			326
Court InBrief.			422
Cricket: Can you see what it is yet? We'll find out soon enough! THE LAST WORD.			884
Cricket: Fletcher says sorry about the latest flop; CRICKET: England coach steps in as tour of Australia reaches its lowest ebb.			218
Dancers take steps for charity.			196
Dark nights here to stay; The World Today.			338
Dave the dragon slayer; The World Today.			159
Dieting is tutu much for big ballet dancers! ENTERTAINMENT: Hefty Russian stars aim to be an inspiration for fatties.			297
Drivers face more rush-hour misery; REPAIRS: Ring road among three major routes affected.			236
Eating out? See what's hot - and what's not; Food.			1234
Factory's time is not up after all; HERITAGE: Frontage of historic watchmakers' workshop will be rebuilt as face of flats.			264
Faith in the faith healers.			92
Football: Blaze out to spark goal rush.			223
Football: City up for the fight... Tempers flare as fired up Sky Blues pair come to blows on training pitch.			381
Football: FA take controlling interest in our boys; Sky Blue A TONGUE-IN-CHEEK TAKE ON THE CITY WEEK - WITH DAVID WARDALE.			512
Football: Jimmy prays City will get back on track; SKY BLUES.			694
FREE ...driving lesson worth up to pounds 23.			225
Genocide film marks Holocaust Day.			94
Get lowdown on rabbit care; Pet SOS.			418
Get up close to icons of the sky; Family Day Out MIDLAND AR MUSEUM, BAGINTON.			525
Go for stroll by the River Blythe; Country Walks.			568
HIGHLIGHTS.			81
HIGHLIGHTS.			93
Hospital hosts special service.			89
Hospital plan 'not all cut and dried' Residents are urged to vent their anger.			287
Hotel worker threatened by raiders.			85
Hotel worker threatened in raid terror; BURGLARY: Pair brandished kitchen knives.			272
Housing plan a threat to wildlife; CAMPAIGN: Residents band together to save green acres from developers.			363
How Sky Blues beat the big chill at Sphinx; SKY BLUES.			596
I didn't want to be a fat mummy, so I shed eight stone.			363
Ice Hockey: Blaze all present and correct for crucial sequence.			269
Ice Hockey: To Hull and back for cup 'thrills'.			556
Lawn Tennis: Speedy sets up final to savour; TENNIS: News from the Australian Open.			432
Lessons still to be learned from Holocaust horror.			345
Letter: Your Say - Have your say on Europe issue.			206
Letter: Your Say - Help preserve our hedgehogs.			190
Letter: Your Say - Home is invasion of pupils' privacy.			80
Letter: Your Say - Home is invasion of pupils' privacy.			93
Letter: Your Say - Scouts set a great example.			215
LITTLE BIT OF PAST.			92
M6 crash causes long tailbacks.			85
Man, 23, killed by bolt of lightning.			209
McTV; What's hot and what's not on the box...			245
Medics in vital cancer research.			201
Minister is shown homes project plan.			114
Move to close Catholic school in September; EDUCATION: Move is announced with 'great regret'.			293
Move to close Catholic school.			106
National action marches into city.			186
Nationwide birdwatch takes wing; At Home.			782
New raid on cash depot.			144
No limit term for robber; The World Today.			141
Nostalgia: Happy days on colliery football and cricket teams.			487
Officers' special skills honoured.			87
On This Day.			140
Our three schools aim to go places with new band; JAZZ DEBUT: Young brass musicians to trumpet their talents at free concert tonight.			282
Pair jailed over bootleg cigarettes.			84
Pick of the day.			248
Pick of the day.			217
Police bring in scans for knives; METAL DETECTOR: Friday night crowds checked.			266
Recycling fine for girl; The World Today.			105
Rugby Union: Ellis takes the long view on Lions.			292
Rugby Union: Kurt sets sights on century.			562
Rugby Union: Skipper Jones faces lengthy lay-off.			371
Shoplifter sentenced for biting store guard.			164
Snooker: Another close win for leaders; INDOOR SPORT.			544
Special award for crime-fight mums.			142
Sponsoring could help you stick to that resolution or just be a good way to have fun.			134
Steve steps in as Wardens skipper.			309
Stolen vase tops replaced.			92
Street dancers given a break by their hero; City group now set for Ricoh opening.			494
Tailbacks and delays expected.			93
Telegraph: Growing city has proud past; Comment.			130
THE VERY LAST WORD.			84
Top Attractions.			216
Valuers hope to see treasures.			80
Vase tops replaced.			167
What the TV experts had to say.			433
When dreams come true... The World Today.			189
Why it's harder for a parent to pick a new partner; HelenLegh unplugged.			490
Young performers did everyone proud; CHARITY GALA: Mayor's appeal richer by pounds 1,300 as children take to stage.			326
Your Shout: Food for thought from Jamie on further education; The page where teenagers set the agenda CELEBRITY chef Jamie Oliver has called on the government to cut the number of teenagers going to university - and has demanded the return of apprenticeships.			587