Articles from Coventry Evening Telegraph (England) (January 4, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Fighting spirit' sets unexpected upbeat tone.			386
'I'm not giving up on men'.			92
[0] Waterway to display oil paintings.			160
999 CALL-OUTS HIT A NEW HIGH; Paramedics want more cash to meet demand.			304
Actor Kirk's stroke trauma.			88
Airlift rescue for M1 driver.			80
Aladdin meets Bob in panto.			172
ANGER AT IDLE SCHOOL CASH; pounds 9million swells county education reserves.			335
Anger over schools' unspent millions.			379
Avril takes a walk on the wild side.			147
Buyers go hi-tech to net ideal homes; HILLFIELDS' HOUSE-SELLING WEBSITE DUBBED A HIT AFTER ONE MONTH.			292
Card gesture raises pounds 125; SNOWBALL.			84
Carer group founder dies.			296
Chance to get rid of old beds and fridges.			112
Charity shop calls for buried treasure.			177
Coronation Street reveals three stars are to quit.			255
Could you have won pounds 16.6m?			137
Couple tell of turning away armed raiders.			293
CRICKET: South Africans battle back.			350
Dancing dames and cows make perfect panto; REVIEW.			197
Dealer took disabled boy's cash for drugs, court told.			274
Double death tragedy of two sisters.			205
Drivers get a winter weather warning.			209
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: A SENSE OF THE FUTURE.			357
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Alfa hatches a small surprise on its rivals.			532
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Biking beats sex, says new survey.			288
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Bora aims for the benchmark.			276
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Cabriolet with a big concept of sporty fun.			167
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Daewoo launches special edition models.			146
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Fiesta's next step to stay at the top; USED CAR SPECIAL.			651
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: First glimpse of new Vision; Mercedes unveils six-seater.			255
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Getting the most money back at trade-in.			414
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: How you can cash in on the car sales.			461
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: MG ZR is atomic!			100
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: Phaeton is VW's new name for luxury.			95
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: PLEA TO CUT ROAD RAGE.			309
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: PORSCHE SPICE!; NEW CAYENNE CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF SPORTS CAR'S ALL-WHEEL-DRIVE TECHNOLOGY.			582
DRIVETIME: MOTORING: road rage; My new year hope for action to stop mindless motorists.			332
EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS.			183
Festive wards win prizes.			204
FIVE KILLED IN BIRMINGHAM AIRCRASH HORROR; Witnesses tell of explosion on runway.			394
FOOTBALL: Bedworth wait on trio - and the weather!			573
FOOTBALL: Bulls Head shatter Newdigate 7-1 in Muir Cup.			179
FOOTBALL: BURR PULLS OFF DOUBLE SIGNING.			324
FOOTBALL: Darren's clean bill of health.			579
FOOTBALL: Doubt over City cup tie.			148
FOOTBALL: Hinckley and Adders are hopeful of playing.			577
FOOTBALL: Jim Smith FACTFILE.			238
FOOTBALL: Nilsson doubtful FA Cup tie will go ahead.			233
FOOTBALL: Old players give charity huge boost.			268
FOOTBALL: Richard KEYS COLUMN a Sky Blues fan's view: Jim just the job for Sky Blues.			1068
FOOTBALL: SMITH IS MADE FOR SKY BLUES; Bald Eagle's delight at return to football.			620
FOOTBALL: Tough Vase test for Griff.			175
FOOTBALL: Villa ring the changes for FA Cup meeting.			252
FORMULAR ONE: Jag's leap forward.			193
Freezing month was just hot stuff; Experts excited by weather cocktail.			329
Friends' BIG promise for town hospice.			191
GO! ART: THE ANIMAL MAGIC OF ART.			361
GO! CINEMA: MY NOVEL IDEAS FOR BIG SCREEN TREATMENT.			737
GO! CLASSICAL: 15-year wait for Gothics is over.			417
GO! COUNTRY: Montana makes a great start.			251
GO! FOLK: Roy tries a slice of local history.			325
GO! JAZZ NOTES.			205
GO! JAZZ: BIG BAND SOUND HAS ROOM TO SOAR.			248
GO! ROCK: LO-FI ARE HEADING FOR YOUR HI-FI.			1042
GO! TAIL PIECES.			335
GO! THE LIMIT: C'MON - LET'S GET STARTED.			702
GO! THEATRE: A MAN OF LENNY FACES.			504
GO! THEATRE: SHYLOCK RETAINS POWER TO SHOCK.			569
GO! THEATRE: STAGE WHISPERS.			293
Going Dutch to promote Coventry; TOURISM BOSSES TO SELL CITY AT TRADE FAIR.			222
Groups invited to glean useful free tips.			200
Harry works his magic online.			203
Hearty sum will boost bid for minibus.			201
Helen slims to a pounds 2,000 prize.			136
Help sought for city peace show.			186
Holiday home for folk without a home; ORGANISER PRAISES VOLUNTEERS WHO HELPED NEEDY TO A HAPPY CHRISTMAS.			267
ICE HOCKEY: A double date for Blaze.			132
IN THE COURTS.			699
Is private money the only hope for run down school?; CITY COMPREHENSIVE'S BUILDINGS ARE CRUMBLING BUT ARGUMENTS RAGE OVER BEST WAY TO PAY FOR A REPLACEMENT.			1039
Kingdom of veg gets backing.			91
Kingdom of veg wins council backing.			188
LETTERS: your views.			1025
LETTERS: your views; MYTON HOSPICE APPEAL.			417
Logo design challenge.			117
Loitering with intent - to help the police; OFFICERS FIND IT'S GOOD TO TALK WITH CHAPLAIN WHO LISTENS TO EVERYONE FROM CLEANERS TO CHIEF INSPECTOR.			1122
M & B FRIDAY GAMES LEAGUE ROUND-UP: Stockingford boost honours hopes.			308
Model Caprice takes to the stage.			110
More enjoy a holiday on the cheap.			219
Mum's habit is lifelong risk to children.			109
N-ice work on canal.			117
Neighbours fight new homes plan; DEVELOPMENT WOULD AFFECT GROUNDS OF LISTED BUILDING ONCE LIVED IN BY RECLUSE.			287
New legal move to oust gipsies; Date set for injunction claim hearing.			308
New Year honour to 'cherish' QUEEN'S SPECIAL AWARD A PERSONAL MARQUE OF PRIDE FOR JAGUAR'S PAT.			327
ON THIS DAY.			80
Organic food taken with pinch of salt.			167
Plaque marks record appeal fund effort; BOROUGH MAKES BIGGEST-EVER SINGLE DONATION TO COUNTY AIR AMBULANCE.			317
Police warn of car crime spree.			191
Posters target soccer suspects.			252
pounds 35,000 boost for farmers.			112
Power firm's price pledge.			151
RACING: Glory for Hout Bay after 'nightmare' seven-hour journey.			599
RACING: Wolverhampton card switched to Southwell.			421
Raffle is really revving up.			190
Revealed: Royal Priors price tag; pounds 11.5MILLION PROCEEDS OF SHOPPING CENTRE SALE WILL BE USED TO PAY OFF DEBTS.			324
Royal fans will take to the city's streets; ROADS EXPECTED TO CLOSE ACROSS COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE AS FOLK CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE.			855
Rubbish service simply the best.			183
RUGBY UNION: Crofts landmark.			639
RUGBY UNION: Lions keep it consistent.			249
RUGBY UNION: Milder conditions suit Nuns.			199
RUGBY UNION: Still all to play for as Midlands top guns start to scrap.			249
Saba is all set to be a TV star.			205
Science lessons in new threat; Schools struggle to find lab technicians.			241
Search for OAP muggergoes on.			162
Security plea for mobile home site; RESIDENTS DEMAND CCTV FOLLOWING BURGLARY VICTIM'S DEATH.			410
Shops wait for euro to hit the counters; Traders mixed on whether to take it.			258
Soccer boss fights 'unfair sacking' verdict.			201
Society launches medley of music.			166
Subway knife pair rob youth; Attackers grab watch andphone.			304
Taliban leader Omar 'arrested'.			302
TENNIS: Henman is the best of British.			209
The trials of country living; INCOMERS FIND TRANSPORT AND SERVICES ARE NOT SO IDYLLIC.			334
UNVEILED AT LAST: Wraps come off pounds 50m shopping complex; SO WAS IT WORTH THE WAIT? SHOPPERS SEEM TO THINK IT WILL BE GOOD WHEN IT'S FINISHED.			521
Village bid to bring people in from the cold.			134
Warning after woman is burned.			132
Waterway to display oil paintings.			162
WEEKENDWORKING TO TACKLE BINSBACKLOG; Thousands of homes miss out on rubbish collections because of increased Christmas loads and icy weather.			511
Will home be happy in 2002?; JUNE BAKER-HOWARD REVEALS HOW YOU CAN CREATE HARMONY ON THE HOME AND FAMILY FRONT IN HER GUIDE TO WHAT THE STARS HOLD FOR YOU.			1289
Youngstersgiven new warning of thawing ice.			190