Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (June 2, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A DUCKY ESCAPE! RESCUE: Drama in street as firefighters make bird calls to coax out trapped babies who fell down drain.			450
Angler injured in attack by gang at pool.			115
Beware dangers of spiked drinks.			134
Biker killed in crash.			95
Call for electrical survey to be included.			148
Cancer girl Bethany in red balloons launch; APPEAL: Seven-year-old helping to raise pounds 1/2 million to build a children's burns unit.			341
CHICK-LIT.			110
Cop a great day out!			82
Cricket: Flintoff has op as England wait on injuries.			400
Cricket: Loudon knock gives Bears the vital edge.			458
CUT THE COST; Save AT LEAST pounds 6.79.			220
Dad's boxing career was cut short by a freak injury.			555
Enjoy a taste country life; Family Day Out THE KENILWORTH SHOW.			588
FICTION.			249
Food: A corker of a collection of all things wine; A NEW drinks warehouse in Warwick is challenging the conventions of wine buying. ANN EVANS meets the brothers at the heart of the unique Warwick business which has turned its warehouse into a cornucopia of wine artefacts.			692
Football: Beckham repays McClaren's faith.			865
Football: Beckham still has the class; Former skipper gives England the lift they need in draw with Brazil.			277
Football: Bellamy aware of his reputation; Game On.			342
Football: Chelsea close in on Pizarro deal; Game On.			294
Football: Future at Leeds United remains unresolved.			286
Football: Keane is poised for Forlan move.			133
Football: Koumas: I can handle Prem.			83
Football: Relive City's finest hour with FA Cup heroes.			110
Football: Spurs want Bale force up front; Game On.			232
Football: Top football show comes to the Ricoh; Game On.			301
Football: Worthington up for Irish test; Game On.			163
Gaynor's making all the write connections; Television.			1030
Golf: Favourites out at Celtic Manor.			435
Golf: Jets are on the rebound; GRIDIRON.			217
Helping staff balance their work and domestic lives.			260
HIGHLIGHTS.			86
Homeowners braced for new information packs; At Home IF you are planning to put your house on the market after August 1 you will have to have a Home Information Pack prepared. But what are they, how much do they cost and what exactly does it mean for homeowners?			738
Horse Racing: Light Shift is the eighth for Henry.			312
I think my cat's trying to create his own Stonehenge; unplugged.			552
I'm happy to see recognition at last; ++ FRANK WHITTLE MEMORIAL ++.			307
In Brief.			172
It all happened so quickly, I thought he was dead.			183
Job cuts threat at Cadbury.			97
Karen fit for 50th birthday charity ride; CHALLENGE: Gift designed to keep pair well during 10 days of pedalling in India.			335
Letter: Your Say - Bus pass service sets the standard.			117
Letter: Your Say - Daily Poem.			173
Letter: Your Say - Hospital care was five-star.			125
Letter: Your Say - Important not to forget Maddie.			174
Letter: Your Say - Replace plaques with blocks.			102
Letter: Your Say - To The Point.			86
Letter: Your Say - Where is all the city's concrete?			163
Lottery award to create a haven.			132
Lovely canal adds another dimension to country stroll; Country Walks KNOWLE TO GRAND UNION CANAL - 4 1/2 miles, Map 220 Explorer.			451
McTV; What's hot and what's not on the box...			246
Motor Racing: Galaxy of stars heads to Brandon; Game On STOCK CARS.			265
Motor Racing: Stratford racer 'has time to overhaul competition' Game On.			228
Motor Racing: Student Ryan's on course to succeed; Game On.			574
Motor Racing: Time is on your side, Hamilton; THE LAST WORD.			1096
Moving tale made me want to help; APPEAL: Stacey raises over pounds 2,000 for cancer trip to Oz - but needs another pounds 200.			332
Mythical man course theme.			94
Naked truth of heat in Hell's kitchen ...			99
New gates help to shut out fears for old folk.			172
Nurses reassured as hospital ward closes.			406
On This Day.			139
Orange candle full of cocaine; PARCEL HUB: Drugs with street value of pounds 22,000 seized as customs officers investigate parcel from Brazil.			407
Park life has now become antisocial; RESIDENTS' FEAR: Yobs have become 'frightening'.			329
Pet SOS; These and many more homeless cats can be found at Cats Protection Mid Warwickshire Branch. Telephone 01926 334849.			91
Pick of the day.			262
SHREDDED BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING; Victim lucky to be alive after 20,000-volt ordeal.			583
Speedway: Allen aiming for a Bees triple bill in British Grand Prix.			413
Speedway: Bees get back in the swing.			538
Speedway: END OF AN ERA; Cheetahs' roar silenced.			473
Stun gun man is sentenced.			141
Sunday: Pick of the day.			231
Swimming pools to be out of action.			122
Team always delivered on the rugby field.			362
Telegraph winner savours her prize.			280
The Word Today: Benn takes the box seat.			94
The Word Today: Child arrested for murder.			139
The Word Today: NHS faces job cuts.			108
The Word Today: Relatives release Maddie balloons.			184
The Word Today: Teacher is a 'boy racer' SENTENCE:Primary school head jailed for dangerous driving.			219
Theatre duo star in ride for charity; CHARITY BID: Pals hoping to raise pounds 10,000 by cycling the length of Britain.			413
Theatre Review; Absurd take on Bard play is stunning.		Theater review	185
There goes a washout May.			280
Thieves act on urban myth.			93
Top Attractions.			219
Tried & Tested; ... Set honey.			229
Victim of horror smash dies.			157
Victim of horror smash is named; ACCIDENTS: Two deaths following motorbike crashes as police appeal for help.			414
Volunteers enjoy picnic in the park; COVENTRY'S army of volunteers is this week celebrating the 23rd annual Volunteers Week.			557
Warning as teen burglar locked up; COURT: Police chief hoping that custodial sentence will act as a deterrent to break-ins.			348
WIN ... Sony Ericsson mobile phone and 'award' books; Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction 2007.			272
Woman, 60 escapes 'flash-fire' DRAMA: Call out professionals, says officer.			234
YOUR CITY HAS HONOURED MY FATHER; ++ FRANK WHITTLE MEMORIAL ++ Coventry yesterday paid tribute to one of its most famous sons. A memorial statue to Sir Frank Whittle, designer of the jet engine and acknowledged as the greatest aero engineer of the 20th century, was unveiled in Millennium Place to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth in the city.			722
Your Shout: Should students be paid pounds 500 to take an unpopular exam?			546