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Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (July 1, 2008)

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Ancic set to face 'different Federer' WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. 361
Architect brings Mann Island waterside 'wedges' vision to life. 335
Athletics: Challinor rewarded with GB selection. 505
Athletics: Chambers still looks to appeal. 321
Barton admits: I attacked City team-mate. 374
Ben was a true angel; Ex-EastEnders actress pays tribute to stabbed brother. 422
Betting shop raid overheard by police. 171
Breaking barriers; MR BROCKLEBANK. 431
Bringing fresh heart to our city. 307
britain ROUND-UP: Criminals freed. 95
britain ROUND-UP: Tesco cuts trade from Zimbabwe. 83
Business as usual for sheep sales; Fears over bluetongue strangling movement. 426
Capper equals record in maiden victory. 367
Casillas: We proved ourselves on the big stage; EURO 2008. 245
City's culture party set to cost pounds 112m; LIVERPOOL 08 SIX MONTHS OF CULTURE TODAY, Liverpool is exactly halfway through its year as European Capital of Culture. In his second special report, David Bartlett looks at the huge amount of money being spent to change perceptions. 812
Club devastated by death of talented athlete, aged 15. 131
CRASH, famine, panic, inflation, stagnation, depression. 805
Cricket: Batsmen firing at Gresford; NORTH WALES CRICKET. 216
Cricket: Flintoff struggles, but Lancs' Law prevails. 762
Cricket: It's the Law; COUNTY CRICKET Stuart fires Hove century, but Freddie crashes. 592
Culture Diary: KEY Events; THE ARTS EDITOR'S PICK OF THE DAY. 195
Culture Diary: Stop shopping, go home and dream; Liverpool 08 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE. 439
Culture Diary: THEATRE Hello Dolly/ Liverpool Empire. 342
Culture Diary: Win pair of tickets to catch the Crows. 170
DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: What is the point of this blockade? 444
Downpour washes out Shacklady hopes. 258
Dr Karen Wilson. 88
Dr Mary Cunliffe. 221
Elk to hit winning Trail. 310
End knife crime, says victim's TV star sister. 218
England look to start with clean slate under Johnson; RUGBY UNION. 338
Everton transfer pledge. 378
Fed faces last man to beat him on grass; STARS' FURY AT WIMBLEDON. 232
First shots on Open road to Birkdale for hopefuls. 770
flash BACK: Pictures of the past in unique Patagonia; This week we take a look at the South American region of Patagonia, settled by Welsh emigrants over a century ago. 201
Fleetwood puts Open ambitions on hold; England call rules out bid to qualify for Birkdale Golf northwest. 945
Floral tributes for 'a little princess' Toddler run over yards from home. 440
FOND FAREWELL. 126
food & drink: A traveller's rest on the Cambrian Coast line; YOUR GUIDE TO GOING OUT MY BEST N.WALES PUBS. 514
food & drink: Celtic cuisine queen; YOUR GUIDE TO GOING OUT. 556
food & drink: TV chef Gino graces Mold gastro-show; YOUR GUIDE TO GOING OUT. 282
food & drink: Welsh chef backs Rhug Estate meat hamper club; YOUR GUIDE TO GOING OUT. 561
football ROUND-UP: Micah demands more from City. 127
football ROUND-UP: Patient Wenger. 110
Football: Christoph: We weren't in top gear; POST FOCUS ON EURO CHAMPIONS. 300
Football: Fergie will trust in his old guard. 279
Football: Fiesta time; But victory still has not sunk in-Casillas POST FOCUS ON EURO CHAMPIONS. 661
Football: O'Neill finally admits defeat to Reds. 683
Football: Pej expecting fight for first-team place. 658
Football: Rhyl courting ex-Dragon Llewellyn. 290
Football: Saunders unfazed by rivals; POST FOCUS ON EURO CHAMPIONS. 290
Football: TNS hope for a City rematch in Europe. 318
Fresh blow for stadium as NWDA withholds pounds 9m; Liverpool FC must prove it has funding. 454
Germany dispute striker's credentials; EURO 2008. 583
Goal that only Liverpool's number nine was capable of. 723
Golf: Ben aims to reach The Open; THE OPEN. 176
Golf: Houston's Paris woe; PRO NEWS. 118
Golf: Loucks leads Wales on to team victory. 632
Golf: NEWS FROM AROUND THE CLUBS. 727
Great Dane is new Cup threat; Golf northwest. 413
Great tournament but where are the hidden gems? 302
Green village plan is unveiled; pounds 85m city scheme to create 800 jobs and 356 new homes EXCLUSIVE. 615
Hesketh ready for world's top juniors. 479
Horse Racing: Elk to hit a winning trail. 342
I OWE IT TO REDS; Torres: Playing for Liverpool made me a Euro champion. 541
IN BRIEF: Brown still under siege. 111
IN BRIEF: Chambers on song. 80
IN BRIEF: Charles brings in extra pounds 1m. 81
IN BRIEF: Court upholds Landis drug ban. 89
IN BRIEF: Cullum's tasty offer; EURO 2008. 83
IN BRIEF: Dementieva's left. 89
IN BRIEF: Kluft advocates tougher stance. 90
IN BRIEF: Kuznetsova joins elite casualties. 105
IN BRIEF: Lopez looks for more success. 95
IN BRIEF: Scot progresses in the mixed. 82
IN BRIEF: Student dies in fall from Majorca hotel. 97
IN BRIEF: Veterans will still key for Sir Alex; EURO 2008. 94
IN BRIEF: Watson back in charge at Port; EURO 2008. 86
IN BRIEF: Wolves' Rauhihi faces committee. 83
Jankovic hits out at match scheduling after shock defeat; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. 358
Janks a lot for midday misery; Defeated Jelena blasts organizers STARS' FURY AT WIMBLEDON. 435
Jealous boyfriend guilty of attack. 168
Jon Egan, of October Communications, handled the PR strategy for the latter stages of the Culture bid. He writes about the 'missed opportunity' of 2008. 605
Law firm goes in-house to advise on crunch job cuts; Expert help offered on redundancy options. 461
Lawyers shrug off poor weather conditions in charity triple challenge. 274
LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. 98
LEISURE TIME: QUIZ CHALLENGE. 86
Letter: Big Brother is law unto itself. 288
Letter: Boxing under fire. 178
Letter: Don't forget seamen. 132
Letter: Free travel. 244
Letter: In defence of Charles critic. 292
Letter: Let down by Bishop. 256
Letter: Liverpool is buzzing. 93
Letter: No city cover. 156
Letter: Paying for a penny. 136
Letter: Story of Soviets. 185
Letter: Support our hospices. 122
Letter: Wartime training. 185
Letter: Year for the people. 167
Liverpool football chief determined to stay put; University honour for Rick Parry. 616
Liverpool will host Rhys Jones trial, judge decides; Home-based jury will not be more prejudiced. 411
Liverpool yet to make new Barry offer. 606
LONDON MARKET; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. 328
Magical finish books Waring's Open ticket. 826
Magna Carta RIP; HOW JUSTICE AND FREECDOM DIED ON THIS STRETCH OF WATER... WHEN A MAN WAS ARRESTED FOR PADDLING IN HIS CANOE. 616
Mathew vows to be back stronger; WIMBLEDON. 324
Mersey shipyard clinches pounds 180maircraft carrier deal; MoD signals contract go-ahead to service Fleet Auxiliary ships. 588
Mortgage approvals slump to record low; Sizeable house price falls forecast. 242
Moyes transfer budget is fixed; Stadium delay won't affect kitty as Round close to deal. 523
Mugabe hugged at power summit. 116
Murder confession 'was to protect sister under threat'. 221
Murray muscles his way back to win through; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. 878
Murray secures an epic victory; WIMBLEDON ANDY'S THE COMEBACK KING. 658
MY GREATEST MOMENT IN TENNIS. 172
Nadal eyeing a Spanish double; WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008. 329
New role just what doctor ordered! 268
No place for Ronaldo in UEFA's squad of tournament; EURO 2008. 394
No way Jose; GOLF: THE OPEN Houston and Olazabal Open bids fail. 581
OBITUARY. Obituary 401
ON THIS DAY IN ... 112
Only Torres could've put that goal away. 712
OPINION: Paul Beck on why the Equality Bill should apply to both public and private sectors. 226
Out goes another top seed; STARS' FURY AT WIMBLEDON. 288
Pam Clein, Lib-Dem councillor for Childwall. 184
Pesticide ban may lead to food shortage; FARM & COUNTRY. 250
Plaid riding wrong track in 2012 bike debate. 200
Police release footage of attack which jailed Barton. 207
Police respond to gun TV show. 191
Power group's profits buoyed by energy costs; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. Financial report 178
Prenton seal hat-trick of Renison wins. 367
Prof David Robertson, of the Public Policy Institute, Liverpool JMU, asks if 2008 will leave a lasting economic benefit; LIVERPOOL 08 SIX MONTHS OF CULTURE. 361
Quality the keyword in NHS hospitals shake - up; Ten-year plan to put patients in control. 535
Racing: Arthur's Girl heads to Haydock for Oaks. 296
Rafael's keeping the champagne on ice; WIMBLEDON. 206
Retailer is ready to ride out tough times; Matalan to invest millions In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. 302
Revealed - secret life of ex-Beatle as Everton fan; Family ties dictate loyalty of 'sports wimp'. 453
Rugby star admits attack. 152
Rugby Union: Martin must work to restore pride. 290
S&A man is overtaken. 95
Sales may be down in some of our pubs and others have lost that 'zest' . . . but smoking ban has many positive side-effects; TWELVE MONTHS ON IMPACT OF PUB SMOKING BAN. 506
Scientist David Cross. 173
Smoking ban helps thousands to kick the habit. 598
Soccer player to be sentenced. 160
Southport & Ainsdale take honours on Captains' day; Golfnorthwest. 213
Spain's hero salutes role of Anfield in his success; EURO 2008. 855
Spend vital EU cash, or lose it. 426
Students say arrivederci and thanks to car firm. 235
Taking a shot at making French connection. 354
THE DAILY POST & YOU. 134
The professionals' view of the world; Emma Pinch meets the talented amateurs who turned to art as an escape from their busy working lives. 544
The time was right to have a healthier lifestyle . . . money goes further, too; TWELVE MONTHS ON IMPACT OF PUB SMOKING BAN. 273
THOUGHT for the DAY. 204
Tighe is newMere chai; Golfnorthwest. 226
TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK. 109
TIME OUT: QUIZ CHALLENGE. 86
Tournament star performers were no surprise. 298
Tractor drivers put the pedal down to raise care cas. 174
Trinity Mirror progress. 147
Trinity's progress despite downturn; In association with BUSINESS VENTURE. 146
Vauxhall striker Taylor joins Chester on loan; EURO 2008. 248
VIEWPOINT: CAPITAL EYE. 558
WALES: 'Green' activist to face no charges. 315
WALES: 'What we need is action for language'. 279
WALES: A new heart is my only chance; 13-YEAR-OLD'S TRANSPLANT PLEA. 751
WALES: Airline receives its fifth Airbus. 210
WALES: Aluminium plant fights back from brink after blaze; Employees work flat out to restore full production. 439
WALES: Biggest demo to hit Welsh roads; TRUCKERS' FUEL PROTES 9,000 drivers support 20mph go-slow. 436
WALES: Bishop was true pilgrim; RT REV ANTHONY CROCKETT LOSES CANCER FIGHT. 439
WALES: Builder to find badgers new sett. 254
WALES: Call to halt phone box closures. 289
WALES: Cancer charity goes on the road. 191
WALES: Canoeing champion heads for World Cup. 179
WALES: Care plan future for Wales. 169
WALES: Dinky donkeys find themselves new home. 177
WALES: Festival's focus on folk music and dance. 262
WALES: GUTTED; A year on.. flood hell strikes again Misery of man who spent pounds 48k on repairs. 572
WALES: Have a go at some art. 91
WALES: He died on his way to his sick partner's bedside; Biker failed to see van turning right. 509
WALES: It's got too dear to go to work; TRUCKERS' FUEL PROTES. 209
WALES: Jobs fair expected to attract 1,500. 242
WALES: Jobs hope for new offices. 162
WALES: Judge refuses judicial review. 225
WALES: Kite surfer sea 'search'. 136
WALES: Men in hot pliers 'branding' are jailed. 199
WALES: Mum in plea to help find her son. 311
WALES: Murderer 'meant no harm' to victim. 355
WALES: Mystery of church burglars. 132
WALES: N.Wales sailor in sea drama with F1 star Hamilton. 272
WALES: New members of the Church in Wales; RT REV ANTHONY CROCKETT LOSES CANCER FIGHT. 200
WALES: Pair fight merger of schools. 122
WALES: Prices soar as oil hits EUR144; TRUCKERS' FUEL PROTES. 134
WALES: Recycling champions. 133
WALES: Shake up to end postcode lottery over drugs access; NHS reforms to give legal rights to patients. 530
WALES: Sir Ian to star in Prisoner remake. 260
WALES: Titan prison hopes fade. 376
WALES: Turbine project plans are outlined. 208
WALES: We haven't sold out Welsh TV; Ofcom chief denies being too soft over ITV franchise. 391
WALES: Wreck diving bid on rocks; Team to meet councillors in effort to save film project. 458
We asked for speed bumps, but were turned down, say residents. 155
WE' LL BRING HAVOC TO A55; Truckers' 20mph fuel protest convoy promises six hours of misery. 99
Williams sisters on cruise control; STARS' FURY AT WIMBLEDON. 286
Win a gourmet hamper. 82
Young get the chance to Shine. 189
Your Stars. 772

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