Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (October 3, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
4-star treatment for students without digs; UNIVERSITY: Not enough campus accommodation for city's first-years.			434
Acknowledgements.			113
Aussie power too much for England; CRICKET: Champion's Trophy campaign ends at semi-final stage.			602
Beeb out of step with Strictly stupid TV clash; McTV Marion McMullen's guide to what's hot on the box.			252
Birthday celebrated in song.			268
Books.			598
Brazil celebrates Olympic win.			194
BREWING UP SUCCESS; IT'S BEEN a tough time for the UK pub industry. Already hammered by cheap supermarket beer and wine and the smoking ban, the recession has things even tougher. But Warwickshire-based Tunnel Brewery is toasting success as demand for its traditionally brewed bottled beer continues to skyrocket. JENNY WADDINGTON discovers how two brewing enthusiasts turned a passion into a successful business.: Food&Drink.			1117
Brits describe waves terror; DISASTER: Authorities still searching for UK tourists.			447
Button sits out Suzuka washout; FORMULA ONE.			288
Cal is moving up to the next level; MOTOR CYCLING: Coventry star Crutchlow earns a speedy promotion with Yamaha.			490
Cameras nab speeders 3,000 500 drivers a reassuring the community; FINES: Treasury rakes in at least pounds 180k from speeding tickets in six months.			357
Carousel finally stops for Flora; LIFE: Tributes paid after Coventry Market's merry-go-round's former owner dies, aged 97.			420
Ceremony marks college opening; EDUCATION: City's leading figures and guest speaks turn out for event.			342
Charity ball to help out needy kids.			91
Clough factor can make all the difference.			486
Cov are stunned by last gasp Moseley; RUGBY UNION: Last night's championship action from the Butts Park Arena.			455
Deaths.			160
Defiant victim tells of relief.			184
Design contest challenge for pupils.			143
Diabetes nearly killed Oliver - that's why we're walking to help find a cure... Coventry mum VERONICA WILLIAMS tells the terrifying and heartbreaking story of how her young son almost died from what doctors said was a nasty dose of tonsillitis...			1239
Eight years for 'Devil in a dog collar'.			142
emerges from the garage.			238
Fancy a half-price bike? start a chain reaction.			497
Farewell to Terry Bly, scoring legend of the lower divisions.			955
Have your say; Letters.			181
Home date is big for Blaze; ICE HOCKEY: Impressive form on the road needs to be translated into victory in front of their own fans.			463
Home hit by raiders.			90
Hospital food 'well cooked' Letters.		Letter to the editor	106
Hospital parking plan welcomed; HEALTH: We need to see detail, says delighted MP.			333
I want to pay back staff who saved me; HOSPITAL: RAF hopeful's fundraising mission.			430
In Memoriam.		Obituary	303
InsideYour.			86
Jack's hoping to make himself at home; FOOTBALL: Sky Blues loan star Cork's in line for a Ricoh call-up from Pearce.			628
Jump in cases of swine flu.			98
Keegan wins pounds 2m payout.			118
Last chance to nominate your favourite city building.			273
Man dies in late night M6 car crash.			147
McIlroy aiming to top Euro list; GOLF.			332
Men 'helped dealer supply drugs in town' COURT: Cocaine found in car and house, jury told.			229
More strange lights in the night sky; Letters.		Letter to the editor	181
Morrison waits on call from Ireland; Clinton is up for derby scrap.			551
Motorists need to speed up; Letters.		Letter to the editor	240
No respect for hero soldier; Letters.		Letter to the editor	115
Onthisday.			123
Pen points; Letters.		Letter to the editor	158
Pet SOS.			192
Pick of the day.			184
Pick of the day.			158
Poets' corner; Letters.		Letter to the editor	204
Post office gets a stamp of approval; SHOP: Customers delighted after store reopens under new management.			338
Prize chance at fruity event.			81
Rapist jailed for terrifying attacks; COURT: 'Dangerous predator' had a string of convictions dating back 30 years.			489
Remarkable woman' dies at 112.		Obituary	193
ROT IN JAIL; Babysitter gets 20 years for vilest betrayal.			784
Rugby coach in 'waiting' ordeal; TSUNAMI: Samoan sports hero in hope of phone call over disaster.			328
Sam's on hand for new JSB zone.			167
Scheme sees learning on global scale.			200
School staff and children focus on key eco issues.			137
Sean flies out to help in disaster zone.			157
Search still remains a mystery.			142
Sunday Memoriam.			389
Support from MP for super hospital.			218
They're back - and looking hood! CAN a Coventry group make a remarkable; CAN a Coventry group make a remarkable comeback to win the X Factor? MARTIN BAGOT talks to a city band with high hopes...: Television: City band still in with a shout.			583
Town give up on the Borough; NON-LEAGUE.			302
Townshend in the city.			213
Tracked her! Jim finds old 'Fergie' HISTORY: Family tractor found rusting in a field - in his brother's village.			435
Union blast for money wasting; EDUCATION: Recruitment agency used to find principal.			323
Village shop raided for seventh time; ROBBERY: Terror ordeal for staff and customers.			312
WeekendFilms.			994
WIN A fantastic new oven.			663
Your Stars.			561