Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (October 30, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
... tickets to see Matthew Bourne's WIN dance theatre special Dorian Gray.			187
Adders on road.			187
Andrew looks for progress; RUGBY.			85
Anguish as paedophile 'names kids' CRIME: Parents' agony in nursery case.			313
Archers stalwart Painting dies, 85.			161
Back on the road with joyously camp comedy; Theatre With MARION McMULLEN.			463
Beaton's on road back; DARTS: Former world champion wins tournament.			367
Bell toils to make City comeback.			1492
Best deal talks have 'stalled'.			232
Bet on goals at Emirates.			514
Bill hits all the right notes; Comedy WARWICK ARTS CENTRE Bill Bailey's Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra: Sound out comedy star Bill at the arts centre.			514
Blacks Leisure sees rise in pre-tax losses for first half; business briefing.			81
Blaze defiant after cup exit; Blaze to battle bite of Vipers.			272
BOXER ON FIREMAN MURDER CHARGE IS A SOLDIER.			112
Brownfield sites are an option too! Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	202
Buy now, and beat VAT rise.			359
Carey's causing a stir with first lead role; AttheMovies.			384
Changes to benefit advice.			104
Child sex abuser's sick tapes of victims; COURT: Paedophile gets seven years.			454
Choose any two from a fab four! FOOTBALL: Spotlight on our teams in the Zamaretto Premier Division.			450
City has plenty of jazz venues; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	99
City stalemate looks value.			308
City target the Owls' want-away Wood; Wood's back on City radar.			582
COVENTRY CITY are back in [...].			187
Deaths.			1090
Delight as bird hide is revealed; VANDALS: Viewing area repaired after attack.			327
Depp steals the show as roguish robber; DVDs With Marion McMullen.			540
Drink levels go over top; SURVEY: Most students could be harming health.			307
Ecclestone rules out Donington Grand Prix.			203
Eco lift from high-speed rail 'modest'.			140
Farewell to New Deal 'silent hero' OBITUARY: Ashes to be scattered at centre he helped to bring into being.			544
FOOD INTOLERANCE TESTING FOR BABIES, CHILDREN AND ADULTS; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			386
Footballer jailed for attacking woman.			93
Fresh warning on 999 pranks peril; POLICE: Public reminded how hoaxers can endanger lives.			244
Frewin wings in for debut; RUGBY: Hurrell gap results in 'brave selection decision' - Maynard.			599
Get set for a sensational sporting romp; Lads'Lounge.			587
Gift-filled shoeboxes go unconditionally; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	155
GOAL-keeper; FOOTBALL FEAT: Brandon, aged 12, scores with kick from his penalty area.			345
Have a cracking time atWallace and Gromit show; Art With JULIE CHAMBERLAIN.			1111
Have you suffered personal injury?			599
Helpers needed for spruce-up.			124
Hitting new heights.			542
Hudson a HMV hit at opening; SPECIAL GUEST: Singer meets fans as record store switches city site.			138
Hunt aims for return to fitness after op.			315
Hunt aims for return to fitness after op; FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND-UP.			333
Jaguar is prize in pounds 1m competition.			117
Joanna maps out Belgrade route.			281
Joyful tidings of a Christmas flutter.			465
Letters from trenches on show.		Letter to the editor	90
Lions dare not take it easy...			165
Man admits to drunken attack on car.			156
Menacing Megane...			342
Midfield duo ready to fight for Brakes.			273
Mum's IVF appeal; HEALTH: 42-year-old appeals for egg donor 'to complete family'.			180
MURDER CHARGE BOXER IS A SOLDIER; Serving Para accused of murdering firefighter: Accused of murder.			207
NATIONAL SHED WEEK.			264
Onthisday.			101
Our designs for life.			841
Our kind hearted, fun loving Paul; TRIBUTE: Family tell of dad who spent his life helping others.			320
OUTTHISWEEK.			231
Patient power - the future of the NHS; New Foundation Trusts give YOU a say in running YOUR hospitals.			1589
Pedigree chums; CHARITY: Scooter-lovers get together to donate gifts to Honiley Dogs Home.			256
Pen points.			155
Play fair with our children; EDUCATION: School bosses demand better deal.			328
Pocket rocket...			577
Poets' corner.			138
POLICE SMASH HUGH DRUGS FACTORY; Tip-offs lead to massive cannabis haul from workshop.			244
Police uncover massive drugs haul.			121
Problems of Ricoh parking; Letters letters@coventrytelegraph.net.		Letter to the editor	118
Return of Irish chart-topper; Folk.			260
Ring craft helps the community.			120
RIP Warwick as feud finally ends; RELIEF: Hero's remains will stay undisturbed after hearing.			441
Roadshow Comes to Coventry! Got Gold? Next week, visitors can cash in on antiques, collectibles, gold, silver, coins or just about anything that is old.			486
Robbed in the street.			95
Ronaldo: 'I'm not a saviour' FOOTBALL.			92
Rush out to catch the Crockatt quartet in action; drummer JAZZ.			195
Say no thanks to trick or treaters; HALLOWEEN: Cut out this card and put it in your window if you don't want callers.			297
Search for a singing star.			104
Seasonal fare at market.			91
Shaken, not stirred for good cause.			133
Sharing secrets of success against diabetes.			257
Size matters.			428
SOUNDBITES.			188
Sphinx look for cure to away blues.			195
STAGEWHISPERS.			156
Street look for a steady streak; NATIONAL TWO NORTH.			154
Taking Polo position.			522
Tech centre green light; MANUFACTURING: pounds 130m project to open in 2011.			268
Thankyou for your support; POSTAL STRIKE: Union leader praises public response.			264
THE all-conquering Lady Gaga [...].			80
Thief must pay after police win court order.			184
Tomorrow's opponents.			730
Tudor inspiration for leading lights; Classical.			576
TV Sport.			83
Umaga unfazed by battling Blackheath threat; NATIONAL ONE.			287
United bid to build on Swifts success; ZAMARETTO MIDLAND.			241
Vaughan accuses Trott over celebration; CRICKET MICHAEL.			217
We'vegotabite at theBig Apple! After touring Rock.			619
Week's booze ban on store; COMMUNITY: Licensing committee acts over neighbours' complaints.			360
WIN ... the chance to meet singer James Morrison.			562
X marks the spot.			379
Your 60 SECOND guide to the week ahead.		Calendar	380
Your Stars.			558