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Articles from Daily Post (Liverpool, England) (January 29, 2009)

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'Almost impossible' for staff to find similar work in Crosby; FRESH JOBS BLOW SHOP DIRECT CENTRE TO CLOSE. 436
'Hugely proud' Sir Paul takes Met top job; Hillsborough horror recalled. 464
'Missing swimmer hoax risked lives' Blast for night caller who sparked major search WALES. 541
'More devolution? Who gives a fig?' WALES Labour MP slams 'waste' after Plaid MP says some block Assembly powers. 559
2008 judge not fooled by 'stooges' Sir Jeremy praises city's efforts on return to launch pounds 6m music centre. 476
A relaxed approach to lunch breaks. 168
Advice on bringing flora to our towns. 195
Agricultural emissions in spotlight. 206
AM quits post in coalition row over education; WALES Change 'pushed through too quickly'. 491
Anger at school crossings cuts. 171
Animal magic; TRUST THE POST. 483
Assembly's decade of success; WALES. 196
Athletics: Alice jumping for joy to claim U15s title; LOCAL ATHLETICS. 520
Athletics: IN BRIEF - Radcliffe heads for US training. 94
Athletics: Nelson battles on as Ellis takes a tumble; LOCAL ATHLETICS. 518
Bargains all year round; fashion. 496
Benefits fraud charge for ex-CAB advisor. 153
Big Brother star joins Easter panto cast. 121
Bringing our history and culture alive for tourists; in association with publicjobswales.co.uk. 455
britain ROUND-UP: 'Orgy' charge. 87
britain ROUND-UP: pounds 440,000 fake. 83
British Land to sell stake in centre. 160
Brunstrom's traffic control manifesto; WALES All-Wales drive to...Shorten jam misery Crack down on antisocial driving... Catch terrorists. 580
Businessman stole pounds 13m from his firm; Fraud led to collapse. 398
Call for Rovers diehards to reclaim the Cowshed. 595
Child abuser jailed for six years. 124
City centre stadium a runner; Campaigners: Corporate seat sales would raise pounds 110m. 522
Company victim of its own success? FRESH JOBS BLOW SHOP DIRECT CENTRE TO CLOSE Shop Direct's decision to cut over 1,000 jobs reflects more than just the recession, says Bill Gleeson. 1007
cool: Ladies, being in the black is the new black; Many women can admit to being clueless when dealing with savings and pensions. Emma Pinch takes a crash course in Sheconomics. 594
cool: Spending is a release valve. 267
Credit union account opened; WALES. 196
Cricket: Bowlers' chance in Flintoff absence. 382
Cricket: England's attack in spotlight. 297
DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES: 50% hike in parking fees is an outrage. Editorial 359
Dance students in Liverpool called to the barre to join Swan Lake cast. 180
Death of pal: man charged; WALES. 86
Debate starts on school choices; WALES. 167
Dejection after van Persie nicks point. 1317
Disabled to get pounds 4m in grants. 117
Ditches blocked in an effort to bring back bog; NATURAL HABITAT TO BE RECREATED. 430
Double bill for Phil's city movies; ARTS DIARY. 165
Drug accused 'had pounds 1,600 in underpants' WALES. 145
Embellishment is the essence of Emma' fashion vision; Laura Davis find out how little additions can go a long way fashion. 303
Facebook teenager guilty of murder. 166
Fish and watercress thrive in aquaponic experiment; FARM & COUNTRY. 272
Flintshire sets its council tax rate; WALES. 261
Football: Beckham mulls over AC move. 131
Football: Benitez hits out at 'crazy' second half; 'We lost control' says Spaniard as team slip to third. 630
Football: Bruce alleges foul play at Eastlands. 207
Football: Cahill fires but late goal hits Blues hard; BLUES HELD BY GUNNERS. 1025
Football: Club standing firm behind Robinho. 289
Football: Dunne is happy to have Bell in team. 262
Football: Heskey targeting a Euro tilt. 229
Football: Momentum must lie with title rivals now; Liverpool's hopes have been eroded by uncertainty. 1140
Football: Premier League match at Birmingham City last February. 112
Football: Red Devil ace Edwin is best around - Rio. 740
Football: Too many draws are killing Reds' push for the title; WIGAN v LIVERPOOL. 1032
Football: Wright stuff for City as Toon go to pieces; PREMIER LEAGUE. 657
Freddy's fans vow. 183
Free bikes on offer in bid to cut back city car use; European Union cash helps fund scheme. 325
Gat's warning; There's more to come from favourites Wales BUILD-UP TO SIX NATIONS. 628
GAT: WALES WILL GET EVEN BETTER. 122
Golf: Montgomerie gets 2010 Ryder Cup captaincy. 342
happening: Dress for less. 99
happening: Fringe and forehead benefits. 196
happening: Is it time to give my wardrobe a jump start? Fashion Victim. 448
happening: Taming the tum is most people's goal. 97
Holyrood rejects Budget. 95
Horse Racing: National veterans eye repeat success. 426
Hospitals at risk of fines over mixed sex wards. 347
Hunt for derby day shop burglars. 130
ideas: The ultimate girls' night in; Staying in is the new going out. Emma Johnson knows how to do it in style. 356
ideas: win or bin? Beauty. 287
IN BRIEF: 'Keeper escaped'. 114
IN BRIEF: Beckham staying put, say Galaxy. 92
IN BRIEF: Cole mines rich seam of goals. 105
IN BRIEF: Football deal for iPlayer. 81
IN BRIEF: Heskey hopes of top four finish. 96
IN BRIEF: Magpies crocked. 118
IN BRIEF: Payout bid to heal Irish wounds. 86
IN BRIEF: Planemaker Boeing to axe 10,000 jobs. 108
In brief: Pubs chain cheers festive sales increase. 115
IN BRIEF: Robinho offered full City support. 82
IN BRIEF: Second aide resigns. 95
IN BRIEF: Southgate unhappy at Scolari gesture. 108
It wouldn't be the same without them; FARMER'S FIGHT TO PROTECT LAPWINGS. 508
Jury sees film of inflatable tragedy. 134
Karen takes on top role at conference venue. 289
Kenwyne: I belong here; football ROUND-UP. 196
Kenyon's record growth; In association with Merseyside acme. 140
Law's modern face; Emma Thompson meets SAMANTHA BUSHELL, partner at Brown Turner Ross Solicitors in association with fish 4. 381
Lawn Tennis: Improved Verdasco has Nadal worried. 216
Lawn Tennis: Nadal relishes clash with Verdasco. 308
Leave our upland boundaries alone; FARM & COUNTRY Unions say one-size-fits-all model would see farms lose vital funding. 497
LEISURE TIME: news QUIZ. 95
LEISURE TIME: QUIZ CHALLENGE. 87
Letter: Arts scandal. 161
Letter: Drinking fears. 101
Letter: Ill-advised decision. 178
Letter: It's not that simple. 144
Letter: Lost jobs. 188
Letter: Political donations. 110
Letter: Relieve suffering. 157
Letter: Reunite friends. 261
Letter: Set of morals to live by. 283
Letter: Short memories. 126
Letter: Squeezed out by contracts process. 157
Letter: Think local. 129
Licences burned in Gaza film protest. 478
LIVERPOOL DAILY POST: A bitter blow for Mersey economy. Editorial 292
Lloyds leads rebound with 45% share rise. 126
Log on to www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk. 113
LONDON MARKET. 251
Marines declare war on infections; WALES. 214
Mid Wales centre escapes jobs axe. 343
Monty's the man to bring Europe victory; RYDER CUP. 594
More urgent talks to find car buyers; Meetings on pounds 2bn deal SUPPORT NOW JAGUAR LAND ROVER. 443
Moyes set to miss out on new faces. 594
MUSIC Rodewald Concert Society/St George's Hall; ARTS DIARY. 286
Musician to string along with Cavern favourites; Artwork to feature 100 city club guitars. 495
New Met chief outlines strategy. 139
New stores bring jobs. 85
Nippon Glass in pounds 300m deal. 164
Nurse accused of care home killings. 250
OBITUARY. 365
Old cinema reborn as pounds 3.5m venue; WALES. 420
ON THIS DAY IN ... 97
OPINION: Invisible brands are not good for your business, by Jemma Volp-Fletcher; In association with Merseyside acme. 334
out and ABOUT: Biofuel mission. 95
Parking charges cut to ease jams; WALES. 179
Parking price hike will net extra pounds 233k; BUT AT LEAST COUNCILLORS GIVE UP THEIR FREE PERMITS WALES. 420
Parties unite over asthma; WALES. 179
Patients face meat and dairy produce ban. 250
people: By invitation only. 367
people: Living it up with... Lee McPartland, 38, operations manager for hospitality and events company NW Corporate. 177
Pick of the Day; ARTS DIARY. 181
Police question three after teenager killed in stolen car crash. 221
Port aim to bring back ace Roberts; WELSH PREMIER. 253
Potato feed gamble pays off for livestock farmer. 275
pounds 300m cost of Ulster peace; Parties challenged to find alternative. 481
Project to help business compete; WALES. 276
Proof where there's muck there's brass; Recycling of cattle bedding swells coffers. 435
Protective gorilla robots prepare for battle of the bedrooms. 235
Recycling scheme trialled; WALES. 146
Rensburg revenue declines; Firm remains positive about future. 317
Restoring reedbeds; WALES. 114
Revealed: almost pounds 200,000 spent on policing cabinet visit. 231
Rhys murder gang members sentenced. 258
Root and branch review aims to list historic trees; CONSERVATION SPECIAL Ancient trees are undeniably special, but they have never been systematically recorded. A project is putting this right, as Chris Hickman explains. 531
Rugby Union: Hadden wants stars to come home; BUILD-UP TO SIX NATIONS. 276
Rugby Union: IN BRIEF - Gatland warns: More to come. 81
Rugby Union: six nations ROUND UP - Jonno let down by prop Stevens; BUILD-UP TO SIX NATIONS. 179
Rugby Union: six nations ROUND UP - Mauro moving; BUILD-UP TO SIX NATIONS. 87
Saviour Suffo's annoyed at yet another draw. 529
Scarab can spread wings again. 314
Scarab ready to scoot home. 311
Scrapyard blaze. 95
Selection receives universal approval; RYDER CUP REACTION. 202
Sexual health clinics open. 128
Shepherd's scanned million sheep and counting. 204
six nations ROUND UP: Imanol returns; BUILD-UP TO SIX NATIONS. 100
Sky profits leap could lead to 1,000 new jobs. 259
Stobart hails 10-year Nestle contract. 145
Strong gains for FTSE. 82
Teenager caught with gun and drugs. 106
The price surpasses the previous record, at pounds 450 per straw. 103
THOUGHT for the DAY. 209
TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK. 86
TIME OUT: QUIZ CHALLENGE. 87
Time to assess landscape changes. 241
Top stars spared BBC pay freeze; Wogan and Ross still raking it in. 186
Tranmere reach cup semis. 203
Twitterers aim for lots of tweets at city Twestival; In association with Merseyside acme Face-to-face meetings for micro-bloggers. 389
UK recession 'the worst' Economy will diminish by 2.8%, says IMF. 346
University shows off transatlantic links; ARTS DIARY. 368
VIEWPOINT: DAFYDD WIGLEY. 507
WALES: 'Kyffin's gallery' a huge success as 25,000 pass through. 226
WALES: Cannabis factory in cottage; Owner's suspicions led to 133-plant find. 411
WALES: Council tenants get vote to pick new landlords. 547
WALES: County museum wins reprieve. 309
Wales: David is science pupil of the year. 209
WALES: Greater range of choices for pupils. 143
Wales: Horse joins the mourners for Jamie. 126
WALES: Mental health unit 'won't hit homes bid'. 516
Wales: More Toyota cutbacks but jobs safe for now; Bosses 'buoyed by Mandelson aid package'. 368
WALES: Pledge to protect personal details. 206
WALES: Scientist best of the best. 155
WALES: Surreal deal; EUROVISION MARK STUNNED AS LLOYD WEBBER DROPS IN TO TALK SHEEP WITH HIS DAD. 594
WALES: Teen cut from car wreckage. 101
WALES: Theatre tour for schools. 116
WALES: TV appearance for singer Rhydian. 124
WALES: Van driver fighting for his life after collision with lorry. 235
WALES: Woman, 77, dies after car crash; Village tributes to retired greengrocer Edith. 427
Water giant revenues 'on track'. 165
We are all in this together; Producers urged to resist wool market free-for-all. 756
Wilson challenge was a 'disgrace' fumes Wright. 224
Wilson was a disgrace says Wright. 269
WIZARD OF OZ; Cahill on target again for Blues but Van Persie snatches draw PREMIER LEAGUE. 110
WOMAN, 77 KILLED IN CRASH; Three others injured in early-morning smash. 102
Workers tell of shock and disgust after years of service; FRESH JOBS BLOW SHOP DIRECT CENTRE TO CLOSE. 289
Young leukaemia victim's widow sets London Marathon goal; WALES. 389

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