Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (March 19, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
30 years of the rude boy revolution; PETE CHAMBERS'S BACKBEAT.			580
A snap shot for aspiring models; COMPETITION: Winners have chance to join professional agency.			265
Bablake grab fine double; Junior Sport CROSS COUNTRY.			133
Bees rider Roynon home after horror.			243
Blind win battle over benefits.			140
Bobby Dazzlers.			271
Boxing: Victory is sweet for Cuddy.			251
Cancer victims 'overlooked'.			113
Cardiff hit Watford at last gasp.			87
CASE STUDY AMY TURNER.			189
Cash pride of Lions.			124
CATCH THE ACTION.			104
Coffee cash to cut it for charity.			144
Coleman to face FA rap; City boss charged over criticism of Cup referee.			571
Computer No to pounds 10m plan; IT PROJECT: Council's broadband scheme delayed.			439
Conductor Mark picks up baton.			145
Cricket: England snub for Pietersen; Collingwood gets the nod if skipper Strauss drops out.			451
Cricket: Youngsters' net gains.			148
Daily Poem.			127
Dame Helen: Star of stage and screen... ARTS: Star's London performance beamed live to city.			246
Daniel's screen tests.			93
Disease kills 12 every week.			116
Dump your old banger and get pounds 2k to buy new motor; Business Today.			248
Evening of messages from the spirit world; Theatre News.			229
Fees rise 'may put some off'.			290
Futuristic musical set to hit stage.			83
Get tickets to see Michael Jackson at the O2 Arena.			212
Get tickets to see Michael Jackson at the O2 Arena.			211
Golf: David snatches Trophy glory.			112
Great escapes and magic moments; FOOTBALL: Bosses come and go before City find the dream team of Curtis & Sillett On Saturday, Coventry City will host the third annual Legends Day when around 50 members of the Former Players Association will be guests at the game against Doncaster. In the fourth part of a week-long City Legends series, JIM BROWN looks back at the 1980s.			514
Grieving mum's cancer cash bid; FUNDRAISER: Opticians back campaign in memory of Craig.		Obituary	295
He was my ray of sunshine... ROAD DEATH: Only son victim of a suspected hit-and-run.			440
Hockey: Cov kept waiting; Spotlight on the promotion and relegation issues in the BodyKraft Midlands League.			1349
Hood in talks over Boro deal; FOOTBALL: Wilkin hoping to land Adders defender for hectic spell.			341
Hospital is clear of bug at last.			209
I FOUGHT THE TALIBAN - BUT A CITY THUG RUINED MY LIFE; Young war hero tells of the horrific Coventry attack which has threatened to end his career.			656
I quit cigs and took up Golf! HEALTH: Kicking the habit paid for an pounds 8k VW.			227
Ice Hockey: Nabay is too hot for Blaze; Junior Sport.			163
Ice Hockey: Nail-biter as Blaze edge into play-offs.			365
Inside Write: I love it here, but a spell away is just what I need.			799
Inventive pupils get together to raise cash.			164
Jobless up 9,000 in a year; ECONOMY: Shocking figures reveal 20,000 on dole in Coventry and Warwickshire.			417
Keith cashes in Avon double; Hook, Line and Sinker GARETH PURNELL'S ANGLING ROUND-UP.			994
Kids miss out with closures; LEISURE: Children's facilities hit by the crunch.			353
Letter: Your Say - Check for breast cancer, too!			200
Letter: Your Say - Dissatisfied with council decisions.			187
Letter: Your Say - Eating meat has drawbacks.			169
Letter: Your Say - Officers were unidentified.			164
Letter: Your Say - Saving money, but at what cost?			201
Letter: Your Say - Thank you for cancer help.			91
Letter: Your Say - Theology and the universe.			140
Letter: Your Say - Waiting times should be reduced.			193
Lives can change with the flick of a switch; TODAY aid agencies are holding a national climate change protest in Coventry. They say climate change is not a future issue, it's already happening and it's hitting the world's poorest countries the hardest. Christian Aid invited environment reporter MARY GRIFFIN to see how our pollution is affecting West Africa and how the flick of a switch can change a family's life.			798
My CV is ignored by employers.			219
My sister's death at 27 is not in vain; CAMPAIGN: Young woman's face will help save others from heart tragedy.			446
Nellist's EU fight; POLITICS: Councillor heading anti-European Union campaign.			205
Netball: Princethorpe girls net national title; Junior Sport.			265
New boy Sturgess facing debut delay.			231
On This Day.			141
Park-ride reprieve; TRANSPORT: Cash pledged for another six months for Courthouse Green base.			309
Pick of the day.			231
PICK OF THE DAY; Live Premier League Darts (Sky Sports 1, 7.00pm).			106
Plea to help stock shop.			144
Pride of Sir Frank's family; VISIT: Jet pioneer's step-daughter thrilled by first visit to statue.			528
Problem will get worse says NUS.			136
Protesters at city cathedral.			143
Reader Picture.			148
Rugby Union: Bablake pinch it in the dying minutes.			355
Shear madness! COMIC RELIEF: Helen faces bald truth for charity.			123
SKIING.			128
Sphinx suffer cup setback.			182
Squash: Cleaver pair put up fight.			149
Stalwart Belford stands by.			210
The strain of supporting Sky Blues... Fans' Zone.			475
The World Today: Everyday boozing more harmful than binging.			201
The World Today: Price drop will be temporary.			93
The World Today: Prince talks of charity work.			106
The World Today: Set free after a life behind bars; QUASHED CONVICTION: DNA evidence ends 27-year ordeal.			420
The World Today: Soldier was cheated of active service.			193
Thieves bag computers from lorry.			120
Tree-mendous help from youngsters.			84
We're beating the cyberspace bullies; VOLUNTEERS: Pupils on hand to offer advice against the name callers.			341
Why scrapping cars could salvage our motor industry; Scheme would boost production, say experts.			640
WIN ... six months free broadband internet from Virgin Media; PLUS - A LAPTOP AND WEBCAM.			631
Work starts on village hall.			109
Young, gifted and BROKE; EDUCATION: Latest Coventry University research reveals average final year undergraduate is pounds 15,000 in the red, but many owe even more after their years of study.			515