Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (August 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'I wear a hoodie but it doesn't mean I'm a bad person' NEWS: Schoolgirl filmed a news report about the stereotyping of youngsters.			437
A big thank you to our bus drivers; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	96
A licence to charge more; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	124
Anderson swings the Test our way; CRICKET: Seamer's five wickets as Aussies collapse on second day at Edgbaston.			572
Are you sitting comfortably?			81
Array of Sunbeams [...]; CLASSIC CARS: Coventry-built vehicles come home.			160
Arsenal is 'only club' for Vieira; FOOTBALL.			150
Bank raider escapes with cash.			136
Bent's on a mission.			126
Big deal for local brewery.			201
Biker serious after smash.			99
Bobby Dazzlers.			300
Books.			603
Brown backs campaign.			661
Builders boost for teens.			260
Castle gets tracked; TOURISM: Historic landmark wins its place on website in popular vote.			286
City couple caught in bomb crisis; TERRORISM: Quiet island is rocked by explosions.			423
Deaths.			106
Dinosaurs tread NIA floor; FamilyDayOut.			386
EDUCATING LENNY; PICKING up an honorary degree in Coventry spurred Lenny Henry to return to the classroom. TV writer MARION McMULLEN finds out how he got the learning bug as he helps celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Open University.: Television: OU studies have given me confidence in my abilities.			626
Family occasion.			227
Football mourns 'Geordie gent' 'An extraordinary passion for life...': FOOTBALL: Tributes pour in for ex-England and Ipswich manager Bobby Robson.			711
Forgotten pair shine for Bears; WORCS v WARKS.			225
Gardens 'a place for love'.			206
Gaunt: I'm not interested in replacing Liz; RADIO: Outspoken star in blast at BBC 'muppets'.			335
GET OUT AN ND BARBIE!			454
Godiva wears it well to show support for cancer charity.			257
Graffiti in the library.			121
Have your say.			181
Health centre view.			108
Heavyweight role for happy Denzel.			236
History brought to life through Kate's tears.			173
I'm still playing catch up; Clingan frustrated by idle summer: Premier tie suits Clingan.			559
Improving Massa set to go home to Brazil.			245
In Memoriam.		Obituary	382
It's war! How to beat slugs and snails Gardens; ARE slugs and snails driving you mad? ANN EVANS comes up with some tips for deterring the little pests.			498
MARCUS HALL'S TESTIMONIAL YEAR.			82
Minute's applause before kick-off.			99
Ndlovu assault charges dropped.			117
Notes help band stay dry.			226
Onions' delight at stunning opening; THE ASHES.			207
Onthisday.			149
Pen points.			151
Pet SOS.			119
Pick of the day.			198
Pick of the day.			177
Plaskitt is not being sensible; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	99
Plea following street attack on mum-to-be; CRIME: Woman kicked, punched and dragged along.			184
Police step up Taser training; CRIME: More officers to be armed to tackle violent criminals.			266
Right track for lovers of MG cars.			117
Show our racers the red flag; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	164
Silver joy as Fran demolishes record.			325
SOLDIER ESCAPES TO STRESS; Court hears it would do more harm than good: Soldier spared jail over child porn charges.			573
Staff left man locked in gym; TRAPPED: Fitness Factory didn't see man in tanning booth.		Company overview	296
Swine flu threat to Games averted.			317
Teen guilty of killing grandad; COURT: Pair subjected 'gentle giant' to robbery and attack.			515
That's democracy, Mr Wilson! Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	135
Toffees are a real test for Sky Blues; FOOTBALL: Marcus's big day is no time to take it easy, says Coleman.			449
TopAttractions.			429
Turning Japanese at art gallery.			148
We all want to be beside the sea!			292
Webster's moved into joint lead; GOLF: Warwickshire player's 70 is enough to go top.			417
WeekendFilms.			965
WeeklyRecipe.			231
You've got to roll with it! MOTORSPORT: Rally duo have their ups and downs but stay on course for championship honours.			898
Your Stars With Claire Petulengro.			563