Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 2, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2008 Olympic Games; Simon says sitting down will bring medals home.			379
Alice toasts her century with a cuppa; MILESTONE: Great-great-grandmother has plenty to celebrate on her 100th birthday.			242
Antigua killings could be linked.			182
Beware of bank card fraud.			144
Books.			713
Button holds vivid memory; FORMULA ONE.			503
Cakes that rise to the occasion; IT'S the season of picnics and school fetes and you cannot beat delicious home-baked cakes on the table. If that all seems too daunting, baking expert Jane Asher is on hand to help. ANN EVANS finds out what's cooking. Food.			350
Car giant provides more jobs.		Company overview	340
Chernobyl pair enjoy a break.			264
Chester ideal for Green to go well.			243
Children 'at risk from sun clothing'.			209
CITY FEEL AT HOME; Ryton not ready, so Sky Blues will train at the Ricoh.			335
City man missing for over a month.			194
CITY STUDENT DIES IN HORROR CAR CRASH.			270
Colly revels in 'special day'.			230
Couple's frustration over diagnosis wait.			388
Cricket: Collingwood steadies ship.			659
Dad tells of Turkish jail hell.			239
Derby fury over tribunal; SKY BLUES.			133
Disappointment at Kent exclusion.			328
Dispatches: Sandwiches Unwrapped wasn't tasty.			173
DO YOU HAVE ANY PICTURES OR TALES OF HOLIDAYS AT THE CO-OP CAMP?			81
Doris helped wartime Britain dig for victory; MEDAL: After more than 60 years, Land Girl finally honoured for service in the field.			447
Drive away with a new Mini Cooper.			168
Exhibition highlights bravery of Sikh soldiers.			196
Family Day Out: Learn the ropes at Conkers; CONKERS, MOIRA CONKERS is the ideal place to take the children this summer holiday - no matter what the weather. ANN EVANS focuses on the family fun in store.			378
Fans entertained at birthday bash; SKY BLUES.			305
Focus on bravery of thousands of Sikh soldiers; EXHIBITION: Museum to host major show covering more than 100 years of gallantry.			329
Football kick-off for Camp Hill kids.			129
Forum Extra.			229
GET ACTIVE THIS SUMMER; City council GO scheme offers something for everyone.			1698
Gipsy festival finishes with 'no problems' RELIGIOUS GATHERING: Event passes off peacefully.			310
Girl, 11 in quad bike accident.			112
HIGHLIGHTS.			88
Homemade tennis court brought queues of kids; ++ PLAYTIME MEMORIES ++.			281
Horse Racing: Chester ideal for Green to go well.			242
In Brief.			105
In Brief: Police need your help.			83
Julian aims to stretch himself; In association with Holiday Inn, Coventry M6 J2 SKY BLUES.			919
KIDS' CLOTHES: SHOCK ALERT; Poor designs putting children at risk from sun.			437
Last farewell to soldier.			90
Leavers Balls.			164
Lesson in safer cycling beats being in classroom; TRAINING COURSE: Children build up bike control out on the road We're backing BIKEABILITY Telegraph.			415
Letter: Your Say - Airport needs to expand.			137
Letter: Your Say - Jaguar site meeting a big success.			167
Letter: Your Say - MPs must also tighten belts.			111
Letter: Your Say - Nurses' fun at Irish dances.			177
Letter: Your Say - To The Point.			157
Letter: Your Say - To The Point.			123
Lewis loves the Games; FORMULA ONE.			368
Lottery winner quick to repay her good luck; supported by the Telegraph News of the latest moves in the work to raise pounds 5 million for a new hospice for Coventry.			400
Murder, mystery - and a lot of fun.			149
Nostalgia: The man who paid pounds 30 for the Kimnel Bay site.			246
Nostalgia: We nearly burned down the chalet with our portable stove.			212
Nostalgia: You didn't need much money to have a lot of fun.			178
On your marks... COVENTRY'S Gabby Logan is going for gold presenting the Olympics. TV writer MARION McMULLEN looks at the former international gymnast who is a winner in front of the television cameras. Television.			714
Pet SOS.			115
Pick of the day.			214
Plans put forward for power plant; ENERGY: Opposition to rubbish burner.			296
pounds 400,000 drug find in car boot.			131
Pupils' veg is better than ours, say judges; AWARDS: Schools set a shining example in gardening and recycling.			490
Quick Bites.			329
Rail workers put playtime back on track; CHALLENGE: Garden of children's centre targeted by thieves is given a makeover.			323
Record number of smokers quit habit in a year.			318
Rehabilitation should be the prime goal for Barton.			955
Rising artists' hospital tonic; DISPLAY: Search begins for 'healing and playful' works.			304
Royal garden party honour for PO couple; PALACE DATE: Recognition of work for British Legion.			420
Salute a man of principle.			201
School's new chill-out zone is first class; Gardening.			796
Something stirring in the state of Stratford.			229
Speedway: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE; Bees on the verge of pulling off a deal no-one could have imagined a year ago.			1038
Sports car ace Jake is praying for rain; MOTOR SPORT.			1004
Street games cost nothing; ++ PLAYTIME MEMORIES ++.			127
Sun alert on children's clothes.			239
Sunday: pick of the day.			211
Superbug screening stepped up.			146
Teams sought for five-a-side tournament.			91
Teens speak out on voting at 16.			93
The World Today: Compensation could be huge.			125
The World Today: Delays in belting up.			81
The World Today: George walks free; APPEAL: Re-trial clears man originally found guilty of killing Jill Dando.			324
The World Today: Internet girl in Belgium.			97
The World Today: Students killed in collapse.			138
This sure beats channel surfing! Book review in association with First MINI MONSTER FUN BIKE & RUN.			241
Top Attractions.			379
Track twists led to train derailment.			92
Turkish prison hell for holiday dad; ACCUSATION: Family's shock as father is arrested over fake banknotes.			489
TURKISH PRISON HELL FOR NUNEATON HOLIDAYMAKER; Dad held over fake banknotes.			496
TV roadshow dropping by.			216
Unprovoked attack on boy.			144
Warwicks forced to follow on.			413
WIN ... family pass to Conkers.			82
Work starts soon on rail car park.			178
Your cake recipe could win a hot prize.		Recipe	179