Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (January 3, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[0] FOOTBALL.			94
A pioneer in translation who helped Assembly; OBITUARY Hedley Gibbard.			222
All pull together; Post Soapbox.			188
Arts cash help for ethnic minorities.			216
Be active all year round.			217
Big year starts Down Under; Harpin and Dykes lead North Wales charge in order of merit.			377
Blair seeks to ease war tension.			242
Burying history; Outrage after farmer moves ancient stone.			484
Call-up for Jones.			157
Car dealer in drink-drive crash faces losing his job.			324
Carer hit patient.			131
Catholic church acts on priests shortage.			491
CCW sets up enquiry service.			124
Cheer for retailers.			168
Cole slump.			175
Contribution.			242
Cookson sell-off.			102
CPS contract means Logica progression.			215
Croft set to pay heavy price; Cricket.			463
CROSSLEY EARNS PLAUDITS.			355
D-day for superstore on 24-hour opening.			439
Demand jams 1901 census site.			191
Derby's own goal woe; Derby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Fulham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.			209
Dig deep to help; Post Soapbox.			89
District Auditor tells council to modernise.			288
DIY religion guide for hospital staff.			240
Dozens of farm animals die in fire.			269
Elderly urged to stay home.			221
Exchange of information leads to name change; TRUST THE POST.			427
Explosion fear af ter tanker runs ag round.			404
Fearsome opponent of the 'empire' strikes back; TRUST THE POST.			478
Feathers fly so Eric is up before the beak.			372
Ferguson confirms he will retire.			438
Fewer firms going bust.			86
Flat art.			88
Folksy group from heady days of '60s.			341
FOOTBALL.			103
Force's air crew armed with latest technology.			440
Fun and frolics in the sun; ONE TO WATCH.			136
Funding needed; Post Soapbox.			100
Go-ahead for plan to bring rich industrial heritage back to life.			538
Golden handshakes 'record' for executives.			333
GOLF ROUND-UP FROM NORTH WALES.			623
Goodbye to the garden curator who can predict the weather; Expert turned childhood interest into a grand passion.			949
Guest was 'bitten by bed bugs in Adelphi' Hotel seals off bedroom after customer's complaint.			517
Harold Brough.			103
HEADS WARN IN CASH ROW; Wirral schools fear costs of special needs shake-up.			588
High expectations; Post Soapbox.			166
HIGHLIGHTS.			222
History buffs to get access to records.			215
Holyhead is a euro-free zone.			358
Home hiccups hitting Reds; Anfield form affecting title hopes.			843
Houllier will not rush back; Report by ANDY HUNTER.			268
House demand slows in executive market.			288
Ice time for pride of park.			154
It is written.			175
Job prospects plunge.			152
JUDGE BACKS COCKATOO IN THE CASE OF THE PECKED-OUT SOFA.			226
Just say no.			95
KEANE PRAISE FOR DEFENCE; Skipper hails mean United.			338
Keep the Pound push takes to streets.			231
Kirsty murder hunt police in fresh DNA tests move.			296
Landscape inspires Griffith.			146
Lawrence favourite for county triumph; Athletics.			384
LEN CAPELING.			119
LEN CAPELING.			91
Lindsay's resurgent Orrell face up to a tough coaching dilemma; IAN HARGRAVES delivers his verdict on the season so far at Sedgley Park.			428
London market.			275
Man bids to beat killer gene that has claimed lives of 16 of his family.			979
Man gets six years for savage attack.			338
Man jailed for child sex abuse.			115
Marathon opening under review.			185
Members bidding to take over village social club.			402
Mistakes 'costing public millions'.			206
Mugger shoots teenager in head.			302
Mum's tears for a 'proper little farmer' Family mourns tragic toddler.			317
Murder case police go back to Far East.			299
MYSTERY GENE HAS KILLED 16 OF OUR FAMILY; North Wales children live under shadow of deadly curse.			233
Navy reunion.			229
New format; Rugby League.			88
New moves on pet sales.			96
NHS cash 'lottery'.			134
NOLAN ENJOYS PAYBACK TIME.			436
O'Leary: Woodgate has got the lot.			412
O'Neill staying put.			260
Old hand takes Argentine hot-seat.			157
Own goal blow for Derby; Derby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Fulham . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.			209
Park plan.			92
Pig scientists hail GM breakthrough.			399
Police warning over farm protest at Tesco; Officers say rural areas suffer.			565
Portrait of an artist at Uni.			174
pounds 150,000 boost for private homes.			167
pounds 195m for Kings Dock project; EXCLUSIVE.			356
Poverty led kitchen worker to steal food.			514
Pride is the key; Post Soapbox.			161
Project is rescued.			110
Put a stop to phone fiends; DAILY POST OUR VIEW.			418
Racecourse reunion for Cup giant-killers; Flynn and Reeves set to return for supporters' event.			383
Record's profits to Beatle's charity.			224
Red card for Reid's blast.			86
REDS FANS VOICE FEARS OVER DROPPED POINTS IN TITLE RACE; Post Soapbox.			428
REDS GET CASE OF WOBBLES.			412
Rental company goes for rapid expansion.			296
Rising star nets another top role; Wil Marlow talks to former Hollyoaks star Gary Lucy who has returned to his first love for the glitzy new soap, Footballers' Wives.			965
Roadworks will bring silence.			121
ROPEWALKS CASH RESCUE; Plea to Europe saves threatened re-development.			467
Rusedski's win sets up Henman 'grudge' match; Tennis.			372
Sacking would be ultimate slap in the face.			567
Sale into the new year with style; The gloomy predictions of economic soothsayers have been swept aside by dedicated January sales shoppers. Penny Fray speaks to three bargain hunters who have spent - and saved - hundreds of pounds on cut-price clothes.			1184
Scotsman takes pride in blocking fake notes.			159
Second class.			81
Seniors scoop top prize.			144
Shakin' Stevens' drink and drive rap.			178
Sheedy in reckoning for City boss's job; Exclusive.			343
Shelter's five-point plan to help homeless survive.			349
SLEDGERS CAUSE HAVOC AS HOSPITAL IS INUNDATED WITH WEATHER WOUNDS.			506
SMITH FEAR; Goodison boss def iant ahead of Cup D-Day.			664
South Africa fight back; Cricket.			123
Spate of thefts at court house.			537
Stringer doubtful; Rugby Union.			118
Take control of your career in a new year; NEW YEAR ENROLMENTS Advertising feature.			1303
Talking will not stop them.			164
Taste of Africa.			86
Teenager arrested.			94
Ten short slices of life for radio.			361
The Master blaster.			330
This killer gene has claimed 16 of my family. Someone will die every year but we don't know who it will hit next; FORMER POLICEMAN DEVOTES HIS LIFE TO DEFEATING THE ILLNESS THAT HAS BECOME KNOWN AS THE 'GORRY CURSE' Father in worldwide mission to save his relatives.			1350
Time to look up; Upbeat Rovers eyeing a year of hope.			928
Title warning; MANCHESTER UNITED . . . . . . . . . . 3 NEWCASTLE UNITED . . . . . . . . . . . 1 United move up to second with sixth win in succession.			630
Tolls all go to charity.			87
Top stores will take your leftover euros.			529
Tory AM calls for all-out war on foxes.			600
Turn up to debate, ministers are told.			151
Under-threat Smith stays defiant.			463
United issue title warning; Sixth consecutive Premiership win as champions continue relentless mission to regain their crown.			824
Village storm over officers' club closure plan.			445
Village takeover bid for firm's social club; Company plans to sell off building.			561
Villagers protest over plan for houses.			349
Walker's stepping in right direction.			618
Watch out for a bumper crop of red tape; Farm & Country.			362
What we want for 2002; Farm & Country NEW YEAR MESSAGES FROM FARMING UNIONS.			678
When goodwill has more value than a handful of pennies; PASSING THOUGHTS.			898
Winter breaks; Fracture clinic full as people fall victim to the snow and ice.			499
Woman's miracle escape after 600ft fall off Snowdon.			425